Doc Brown

Davis and Shakir overperformed from where they were drafted. He just hasn't taken enough swings the first two days. It's pry a combination of the capital given up for the Diggs trade, getting Josh veteran WR free agents early on to help him develop (Beasley, Brown), the draft board just not falling right the last few years, and prioritizing getting younger at other positions (D-line, TE, LB, CB). Striking out on Elam (most likely) and Basham are on him though when he could've invested at WR.

Hated this hire from the beginning. Felt like it was an impulsive hire from by Davis for the heat he felt for hiring McDaniels over Bisaccia and the Raiders players just liking Pierce. Just two years experience in the NFL as a coach. One and a half being a positional coach. No experience as a coordinator. A defensive guy (why not go hard after Vrabel, MacDonald, or Belichick if you're going that path) when there were a lot of innovative offensive coordinators on the market who paid their dues. You don't have a quarterback. You're now clearly 4th in a division where you have three proven NFL head coaches in Harbaugh, Reid, and Payton. I give it two and a half seasons. I think Kingsbury relenting is a net positive though but they need to make the right hire now. Wonder what's going through D. Adams's head right now.

Stop going to games.

So do they but there's a reason they're not letting him call plays. Good teacher I guess.

Would I like him to say like I used too that he wants to retire a Bill like I used to? Yes. Does the media make more out of his comments than are warranted? Yes.

He needs to perform better in the Super Bowl but his playoff resume so far is even more impressive. Clutch as they come.

Dorsey may not have been a great offensive coordinator but he was excellent at running the jugs machine.

The Commanders offense was statistically worse under Bienemy and reports are that he put too much on Howell's plate which is why he regressed. He may not even be given an offensive coordinator job. Back to KC is my guess.

Yeah. I like Swift. It’s just she teamed up with them so I have to see more shots of their annoying reactions. It’s the equivalent of them showing Kraft over and over when the Pats won all those Super Bowls.

There's nothing quite like going from pure elation to utter despair and 13 seconds fit that description. That was tougher to deal with. Plus, we wasted a great Josh Allen playoff performance with a relatively healthy team who was peaking at the right time.

So if you're a terrorist that wasn't involved in the October 7th attack. You're good? Seems like a redundant bill meant to be symbolic. Glad those two further revealed themselves as stubborn idiots.

There isn't a law on the books already from terrorists entering the US?

Because she teamed up with the two most annoying people on the football planet. Mahomes's brother and his wife.

He loves the attention too much. Incredible talent but a guy I wouldn’t want next to me in a fox hole.

They were still trying to resurrect Paxton Lynch if memory serves me correctly.

Somewhat ironically, Elway passed on him because he wanted to build around Case Keenum. He was interested in Josh though but shied away for all the reasons a lot of us fans hated the pick at the time.

Tony Dungy foreword......life is weird.

Maybe in the 90's. Two elite WR weapons are way more important in today's NFL as far as winning a Super Bowl.

WRONG JOSH were my exact words.

If he messes up Ben Johnson might be the new play caller here.

I agree. I'm sick of having a top five defense despite a constant barrage of injuries year after year.

Makes sense as the NFL was in danger of folding before Taylor Swift saved them.

He’s just waiting until the Cowboys, Bills, Eagles, or Bears pull the plug next year. Smart.

Curses, superstitions, prophecies, karma, etc... is the human brain's attempt to try and make sense of an unpredictable world. It reduces anxiety and provides a sense of control. At least that's what my fortune cookie said last night.

Nobody can defend the run play and burning that time out at the end of the game. Inexcusable in that big of a moment. Relying on an onsides kick when you didn't have to is coaching malpractice.