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I just wont go. I am sure the credit card companies will be thrilled.

I am not buying them. I have no problem not driving an hour to pay 800 dollars for tickets, 50 dollars in parking, and even more money for food for two people to attend a football game. But in that same regard I dont want to hear people crying about PSLs at the new stadium then. After all its just human behavior to try and make as much profit as possible.

I expect tickets in the 300s to not be 400 dollars a piece when the other starting QB is Spencer Rattler.

I wonder what Drew Allar would look like if his oline decided to block anyone.

He really does carry himself with such arrogance.

Not the same in the least but Ive coached youth and high school football for years. I call the offense. All the plays are assigned a number and I use hand signals to relay the number to the QB. That number correlates to the play call on his wristband. At halftime I switch both my call sheet and the QBs play card in his wrist band to change the numbers. This way the coaches on the other team cant steal the signal and know the play. Ive coached 12 years olds that have no trouble with this. The numbers are new every game, and switched every game at halftime. If a NFL coach cant figure out a system with dummy signals or cant make changing the signals easy on his players he probably shouldnt be coaching in the NFL.

Its Robert Saleh. Take it with a grain of salt.

Why the hell are professional football teams using the same signals for multiple games?

So less than half then?

Arizonas offensive coordinator is horrendous. No motion. No moving players around. Cant block so he spreads the offense out and hopes luck will change it. May as well just run screens to Dortch all game. Its the only play he has thay gains yards.

Its not ideal but he also played in college with giant offensive lineman. His major issue is he hasn't grown the mental side of his game enough to overcome the height. Hes the same guy he was in year 1 and 2. If he could read a defense both pre and post snap the height would be less of a factor.

Fully agree. The difference between a guy who has been great at everything since little league, called the best high school football player in Texas history, drafted in two professional sports leagues and a guy who had to scratch and claw every step of the way to get to where he is. Sometimes the struggle builds character.

How little respect do you have to have for an opponents defense to call an orbit motion 7 yards deep in your backfield and still pitch it to that side?

A good coach understands that and schemes to his ability. Plenty of wideouts without a fast first step have flourished in the league. Scheme and effort have to be married together. I like Nabers game but the immaturity and mouth sour me on him a bit.

Saw a few plays there where it was effort. I imagine a guy named Marvin Harrison, who grew up rich, and played football at Ohio State isnt use to a lot of losing or adversity. He obviously has all the talent in the world but is he a dog when it counts?

The coach stinks. Hard to have a run game when you run it 4 times in a half.

Its really sad to have good memories like those tied to a team that cares so little about its history and its fans, especially when baseball is such a historical game. Hopefully Vegas turns that around. I doubt it highly though.

Very sad. My favorite team as a kid. I remember begging my Dad to watch Sunday Night Baseball so I could see Henderson. Pitched side arm in little league and high school because I wanted to be Eckersley. They have a few good young players now, likely to be Yankees in a few years.

I wasnt sure if I should mention the team. Not sure if people still consider the Athletics a major league team.

Maybe because he is 6'3 220 ran a 4.4, had back to back 1200 yard 14 touchdown years, won the Biletnikoff, has hall of fame genes, and the best coaches money can buy his entire life. Its fair to say he hasn't been good in the NFL. But a flawed, overhyped prospect, not so much.

A baseball team took him top ten as well. Special athlete to overcome that size.

Probably has something to do with him owning his own stadium. He doesnt have to lease it from the city. He also made the stadium so it was its own mini city with shops restaurants and hotels. I imagine all of those things bring in revenue for the team.

Only natural.

Just not his children...he said f them kids.

You draft players for multiple years, not just one. A lot of complaints coming from fans about this, but the Bills have done a great job of not willingly putting their players in bad positions. Whats best for the player is whats best for the team. Heard a lot of media guys talking about the reinforcements coming but to expect players to come in and make a giant difference having not played football for months is a little odd.