Doc Brown

Besides Edmunds, Oliver, White, Dawkins, Ford, Singletary, Knox, Epenesa, Moss, Bass, Rousseau, Benford, Cook, Kincaid, and Torrence you are correct.

Mahomes is the better QB though and he's unfortunately in our conference. He's one bad second half against the Bengals from going to four straight Super Bowls.

This is tough because of different ages, systems, contracts, etc... I'll just pretend I can have them one year with average weapons in an offense that demands a lot of its QB (eg., Erhardt-Perkins). 1.) Mahomes 2.) Allen 3.) Burrow 4.) Lamar 5.) Herbert 6.) Stroud 7.) Prescott 8.) Cousins 9.) Lawrence 10.) Stafford I'm higher on Cousins than most and that's fine. ARod was the hardest to leave out but he may be washed coming back from his Achilles injury despite the ayahuasca healing powers. I never was a fun of Hurts or Tua.

FanDuel has the Pats releasing him at -300 for those interested.

I just read this as you think he's coming back next year regardless of his contract which is ludicrous because you don't pay a backup running back five million dollars. Especially how tight against the cap this team is. To me him and Hardy are the most obvious cut candidates as it saves you nine million dollars. If Hines stays on the team I expect him to take a major pay cut because I doubt any other team is going to pay him above the veteran minimum for an aging RB coming off an ACL tear.

That's the only way that will happen and why didn't you lead off with that? It's possible they already have a major pay cut or restructure in place.

I don't care what Beane says at the presser. If he can save 4.9 million by cutting him he's going to do it.

Every poll says the majority of Americans don’t want a rematch you brainless idiot.

The importance of the one seed became even more pronounced when they added that seventh team to the playoffs. We would've gotten a bye in three of the last four seasons if they didn't add a team which would've been huge. We're going to need some injury luck next year to get the one seed. It will be an uphill climb and we pry won't make it if we don't. No more London games.

There’s no flaw in that logic unless he was got blown out again like we did against the Bengals. Both KC divisional games came down to one or two plays in a team of comparable skill. Football isn’t a severn game series so the margin of error is so slim that something as simple as a wind gust can completely change a narrative and careers. It’s real easy to become impatient in football because of that single elimination system and thinking waiving a magic wand for a better coach to get us over the hump is wishful thinking. As long as we keep fielding a top team that hosts divisional games the law of averages will eventually swing our way. I think you didn’t even have us finishing above .500 when we were 6-6 despite the three previous seasons where we’ve won out with at least five straight. Maybe have some faith in a coach who’s gotten us there every year who will work to get better in those high pressure tight games.

That's true but they don't want Trump either. It's a rematch hardly anybody wants but is going to get.

Most Americans don't want Biden or Trump so this isn't surprising. Anybody competent under 65 is an appealing alternative at this point regardless of party.

Class act and the heart and sole of the defense over the last seven ears. He deserves Wall of Fame consideration. I wonder if keeping Poyer on the current deal is more likely now as I'd hate to lose both of them.

Yeah it was. Even if he hits that low percentage throw you still give Mahomes the ball back down 4 with 1:50 left and two timeouts. Mahomes was carving up our defense all night so you don't want to give him the ball back with much time. What really is frustrating is you had the perfect play call to hit Diggs underneath which probably results in a first down. You then have the ball inside their 20 with two time outs left and the clock is ticking. They pry burn a timeout there so they only have one left. First and 10 in the Red Zone with about 1:45 left and the Chiefs only having one timeout. The playbook is wide open and they have the dual threat of Allen and Cook in the run game. I like our chances to score a touchdown under 30 seconds and at worst a chip shot FG with little time left to send it to OT. What's even worse is they had the whole two minute warning to discuss it. Instead you have two heaves to the End Zone that stops the clock, preserves KC's two timeouts so even if you make the field goal all they need is three on the next drive, and have to rely on an unreliable kicker from 44 yards out.

That's the case for keeping McDermott in a nutshell. You can't win the Super Bowl if you don't punch your playoff lottery ticket.

I yell "watch the fake" every time the other team punts. A lot of weird looks at parties.

He was referencing the 2020 team (our defense finished 16th in ppg and 14th in ypg that year). Not the 2021 team. Beane made similar comments. He wants to be proven right and I guess he thinks the KC loss validates it.

I get it. The patience for McDermott seems to be running thin. Lol.

Great. Can’t wait for the Chargers to win it all in 2031.

It took him like six years just to beat Ohio State.

They got two at home this year and two on the road I believe (Jets, Cowboys, @Eagles, @Chiefs). All could've easily been coveted Prime Time games before the season started.

Seems to be a common theme with teams that have played Josh a lot (Belichick, Saleh, Spags). Hate to say it but they're usually right if their team can stay close. I still hate the Shakir shot play. Worst call and decision of an otherwise brilliant game by Brady and Josh.

The Bengals playoff game was an embarrassment. This was expected to be a close game and it was. CBS late window would be my guess. That time frame usually draws the biggest audience.

Name me a head coach that's lasted this long who hasn't fired a crapload of coordinators.

We heard the same thing when he fired Dorsey and Frazier. It doesn't mean they were the wrong moves though.