Don't assume anything. They are replacing numbers. Moss will go to IR. Someone will move up from the PS. Freeman if signed will replace that player on the PS.
It doesn't surprise me that the Bills are facing the Ravens. We've played one of the toughest schedules to even get to the playoffs, finishing 13-3 against that schedule. Now we play one of the toughest schedules in the playoffs to advance. Just have to rise to the occasion and play our best.
Coaches have to go by feel and gut irrespective of analytics. On the goal line, Rivers had been converting short yardage plays prior and their D was keeping our O pinned prior. So I can't disagree with the decision. On going for two...I probably would have kicked it to make it a 7 pt game.
It really bothers me when we attribute good defensive play on the opposition's part to a bad game on our part and vice versa. I watched...with my heart in my throat most of the game...two really good teams go toe-to-toe. We had to earn every yard against their D. We had a couple missed tackles and a blown coverage on our end, but our D made the plays when they had to at the end of both halves. Both QBs were excellent. Their O line was more solid than ours. Give credit where credit is due to both teams. It was a good game and I'm so glad we came out on the winning end.
I think our team comes out better for this. Winning a close game against a HOF QB (likely) and top D will give their confidence a boost but remind them "any given Sunday." Josh also knows he almost blew it with that fumble. Take the sack and hang onto the ball. We likely lost Moss so do we see Yeldon or Williams next week?
I agree. It's likely the size of the market that might attract him. Since he coached at Stanford and SF, I would think the west coast would be most attractive.
Harbaugh got an extension at Michigan, but hasn't signed it yet. Scuttlebutt is that he is interested in possibly two jobs in the NFL...Jets and Chargers.