Julio Hopkins

Colts are really gonna choke this

I don’t have an issue with the concept or him using it. I have an issue with him using it so consistently in high leverage situations. There’s a reason Spagnuolo knew what he was calling last year on the last 4th down play. Brady is extremely predictable, which is a terrible trait.

Do you guys remember when McDermott lost the Denver Monday night game two years ago because Micky D iced the kicker when he missed the field goal then made it on the second shot? How he fired Doresy right after the game ended despite the bye week coming up in two weeks? Hey, I guess there wasn't an issue with the defense even though they just gave up a game winning drive to that abysmal Russel Wilson offense! Oh wait, the Chiefs had 361 yards and averaged 7.5 yards per play in the divisional round.

Woah, mesh on the most important passing down of the game! Fortunately, NFL defenses don't spend their free time watching past games or looking into play calling tendencies! For real though, Joe Brady's entire passing philosophy boils down to "unga bunga ball catcher run into bad man." That 2019 LSU offense was so talented that they averaged 48 points a game with this dude as the passing game coordinator.

Do you guys think Beane currently listens to all the media talk about receivers and thinks to himself "WHY ARE WE BITCHING ABOUT RECEIVERS?"

Benford is literally made of glass.

That was the most obvious block in the back I've seen lmao

Bills score 40 points BUT WE DIDN'T GET THE RUNNING BACKS INVOLVED - Joe Brady with Sean McDermott's hand up his ass

A legit illegal formation penalty isn't the same as a bogus penalty wiping out a pick 6.

***** is so rigged lol

Tyler Dunne's interview with Doug Whaley.

It wasn't Doug Whaley in charge of that draft, it was Sean McDermott. Pegula wanted to draft Mahomes but didn't want to meddle in the process and overrule McDermott.

Why are you booing me?! I'm right!

That would imply that Beane made a mistake, can't have that.

I don't think Daboll didn't want to run the ball; he just couldn't run the ball. Those offenses he had weren't extremely talented. The offensive line struggled heavily along with an extremely pedestrian running back and tight end room.

You know man, I just disagree.

The way this thread keeps bouncing back is so funny.

Classic McDermott team. One step forward, two steps back.

THANK YOU

A vertical passing game would be nice right about now.

Knox just gave up on that play brother

I understand the logic behind it, but I guess I just disagree. Future draft picks during the draft are high value currency. If the Dolphins feel like the 2026 draft class is superior (I don't see it but who knows) and want to move for a particular player that 2027 1st rounder is an untapped oil well to someone looking to move out of their pick. If they don't see anyone they want, then that 2027 pick is just going to increase in value as the 2027 draft approaches.

Is this a real standard that the league uses? Because that's absolute nonsense.