Doc Brown

Seeing Dawkins and Teller on the same line makes me sad.

Mahomes picking up where he left off.

Is the Pro-Am on?

I don't need six reasons. I just needed six seconds of watching it to conclude it's awful.

I wonder how much Matt Nagy's flop weighs in on a team's decisions because he definitely should get a shot at HC.

First question - Absolutely. If Bieniemy could sell that he’s bringing in a coordinator that will call the plays so he can focus on the supervisory role that a head coach has then sure. Then it just goes back to the “leader of men” criteria clique that he’d have to sell to the hiring team. Can he convince them of that? Second question- we’ll see. McDermott’s already established himself as a solid head coach so he pry gets more leeway. The first two offensive coordinators he brought in both called plays before.

I believe a team can still block a lateral transfer if they’re still under contract. That includes offensive coordinator. Could be wrong though.

A possible unintended consequence of the tweaked Rooney rule may be the Chiefs deny every request for him to interview as an offensive coordinator elsewhere. Don't want to lose those potential extra third round picks if he is hired as a head coach.

Reid's shadow is pretty big (metaphorically and literally). The one offensive coordinator he allowed to call plays under him (Nagy) struggled offensively as the Bears head coach. It will take a larger leap of faith than usual for a new head coaching hire by the Saints given Bienemy's never called plays. I said last year that the Chiefs should allow a lateral transfer to a team he can call plays for as offensive coordinator. Similar to what Pettine did here before getting the Browns gig.

Agreed which is why we need to develop a running game. Also, improve the o-line to help keep him clean like they did in 2020. Save the designed QB runs for crucial moments and big games.

They should hire Flores . I could see Daboll making a run at Martindale, Fangio, Wilks, Zimmer, or promote from within. He has a lot of options.

Diggs finally admitted that the reason he left was the Vikings went from a more pass happy offense in 2018 under DeFlippio where he got 9.9 targets per game to a more run heavy approach in 2019 under Stefanski where he only got 6.3. He's had 10.4 and 9.6 targets per game in his two years here. It's pry similar to why OBJ wanted out of Cleveland.

The stupidity of the OP aside (there's a whole host of reasons Graham would prefer Vegas over NJ). I wonder if Leslie Frazier would consider making a lateral move to the Giants.

And will make sure everyone knows they'll be lucky to have him.

First hike in four years and it's only $1.66 more a month. You can't even get a cup of coffee at Tim Horton's for that much.

Give me a break. The writing was on the wall for Daboll as the front runner for head coach when the Giants hired Schoen as the GM.

More like the Burger King. Pizza Hut's way better than Dominoes or Little Caesars.

Why are you the way that you are?

Boogie Nights and The Departed are pry his best movies he was a part of. Lone Survivor was his most impressive in terms of acting as I thought he was perfectly cast.

He's an intriguing candidate who looks like he should be working for PFF that may not want to jump in that dumpster fire right now. You can't really argue with the Shanahan coaching tree's success right now though. I have know idea if he has the interpersonal and leadership skills needed to be a successful head coach. Press conferences would be interesting though. Also, I need to see a picture of his black father. At least give him an ancestry DNA test before handing the 49ers draft picks.

He’s done well everywhere he goes. High drama and not the greatest track record in high stakes games. Basically the Aaron Rodgers of football.

My brother texted me saying they hired Brady as qb’s coach. I thought. Wow. Not the post retirement endeavors I was expecting. Wrong Brady.

Oh. Thanks. Well for all you McDermott pitch fork people the post still stands.