Chicken Boo

Hines is a home run threat where Singletary was not. 3rd down role should have bee split between he and Cook. You traded for him, he should have been way more involved.

Mighty defensive, aren't we? Hines averages about 50 rec per year for his career as a "backup". He had 11 total touches in 9 games as a Bill. Inexcusable.

I think so. I try to have a level head about things, so I'm not as adamant about McDermott NOT being the guy, but you can see the red flags. These posters espouse a narrative that's often in the back of my mind. It's hard to ignore. That said, I'm of the belief that McDermott is fully capable of leading the team to a Lombardi this season, so there's that. It's a struggle.

What? Dungy's Tampa 2 defenses are what McDermott has been trying to copy his entire career. He's actively trying to recreate it now. Tony rose that Tampa franchise from the dead and made them into a perennial contender with Shaun King at QB. He was hired by the Colts 8 days after being fired by Tampa. Again, built the defense to keep pace with their offense and led them to a Lombardi. You might wanna know what you're talking about before calling something dumb.

I actually applaud posters like newcam2012, PBF81, etc. They don't follow the herd and can actually see the forest for the trees. McDermott has done a great job in helping to build this franchise to where it is today, but soon it's going get to a point where just making the playoffs isn't good enough. I'm sure the players love him, but Bucs players loved Tony Dungy in 2000 as well.

Don't get me wrong, it's Super Bowl or bust. I'm just saying, as long as they give themselves the opportunity through a playoff birth...

As long as they make the playoffs, I couldn't care less what the record is. As stated above, it's a very tough schedule on paper.

Him rushing for 119 yards on 14 carries. You're right, that's exactly what happened. Mike McDaniels system. Hill, Waddle and Dalvin Cook. Absolutely NOT overreaction. That's 3 guys that are a threat to score every time they touch the football.

No he hasn't. If he goes to Miami, God help the league. That's not how it works.

Ok.

I'd argue Ed Oliver borders on average himself. McGlinchey excels somewhere at least. Ed...

Cowherd is absolutely correct. Show of hands - Who here would rather have Ed Oliver than Mike McGlinchey?

The history. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fanduel.com/theduel/posts/madden-curse-full-timeline-and-history-01drf5shp877/amp It's not all bad, but far more bad than good.

"This ain't good." - Skank (The Crow)

With his 2nd franchise.

Actually, championships are what matter, but not everyone has high expectations. You do you.

He far from the only one. I'm skeptical of him too. Doesn't mean he isn't a good coach.

No complaints here. A very good get.

There is zero reason to do it now.

Aaron Donald is the most dominant player I've ever seen. That said, he has 1 foot out the door. I guess it could be worth it for a contender who wants him on a year or 2 rental and is willing to mortgage the future a bit for a chance at a Lombardi, I just don't see it here.

He's better than anything we currently have, but it's bad timing with the cap situation.

I'd put them over the Steelers, but yeah it's a tough division. I thought about the Lions as well. I like what they're building.

If he's smart, he'll gamble a bit and sign with Cleveland. They seem like a happy medium. A playoff caliber team with the potential for a SB run. Who the hell would sign for 8 or 9 million when you can sign for 15 or more!

Sort of. Brady went through a divorce and really started looking his age as the season went on. More circumstance than curse, but still.

Aside from it being the Browns, I'd consider it if I were him. Cleveland would be loaded on offense.