MJS

I grew up there!

So, what's the difference? Having him on the practice squad or as an assistant coach both means he isn't an active roster player.

He's not. He is good depth. The problem is he is always injured.

Why?

How doss Jim Johnson play into it? Because McDermott and Spagnuolo both worked under him, right? I'm not as aware of the coaching trees on the defensive side.

Cool. There is no doubt that virtually every team runs at least some west coast offense principles in their offenses. Although, I'm not sure it makes sense for the defensive coaches. It would be interesting to see if there is a similar link on the defensive side where everything stems from.

The footing was bad. We've seen Josh slip before.

Hasn't the superbowl window closed already?

They were bad over there even before the success. Is that really the only relevant massage board for Chiefs fans? I bet most normal fans would not like that place.

#1 receiver and #1 target in the offense are two different things.

Amari Cooper is the #1 receiver. Shakir is the slot receiver. The Bills offense does not feature the #1 receiver. They spread the ball around and target whoever is open and focus on specific matchups week to week.

I was more worried about the Ravens game. But as a fan, you want the chance to get to the biggest game and fight for a championship, so this is crunch time.

McDermott started as a coach under Reid. I'm sure he has a ton of respect for McDermott. You are reading into those plays in a foolish manner. None of those mean the things you say they mean.

Yeah, but that was under the old rules.

Yeah, I could see going for two in that scenario. However, they did change the overtime rules so that BOTH teams get a possession in the playoffs. For that reason, I chose to kick the extra point.

I'm not sure that's accurate. I bet they take some time off with their families. There is only so much you can do. Yeah, it isn't like they get ALL of it off, but I know I've seen pictures of coaches on vacation with their families, etc.

They love coaching. It is their life, for better or worse. Plus, they get a few months off in the offseason.

Serves you right 😆

That's precisely why they care about what the fans think. Because they want to make money. But they don't need to do a survey to know what fans think.

Kelce for sure isn't washed. Yeah, maybe he is slower, but his game was never predicated on speed. He still has that uncanny ability to get open. He isn't the dominant force he used to be, but he is still good.

Yeah, it is pretty terrible when you look closely. Basically everything is wrong.

Can we just go back to calling it a QB Sneak? I miss those days.

I'd say: Offense: Josh Allen, Dion Dawkins, Spencer Brown, Khalil Shakir, James Cook Defense: Taron Johnson, Christian Benford, Matt Milano (if healthy), Terrel Bernard Spencer Brown should 100% be included. He has established himself as an elite level tackle in this league. Dawkins has only elevated his status as elite this year. Both of them are great. I'm a little iffy on Shakir and Bernard, but I think they both have the potential, and they both have a knack for making big plays in critical moments. Rousseau is a possibility, but he just doesn't get the sacks. Elite run defender, though. Oliver is another, but he is too streaky for me.

He was just the offensive coordinator for the Cowboys, so I'd say that is a pretty serious coaching role. I'm not sure it matters what his dad did. Anyway, we'll see how he does. It seems like the Cowboys liked him enough to promote him from within.

Didn't we have a thread about them selling slow? Now I don't know what to believe...