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I respected his actions in the Damar Hamlin game when he agreed to call the game with his team leading, 7-3. There's no good reason not to like Taylor that I can think of.

Cooks is not young. Technically he was using a rollator. He's old enough to be Tremaine's dad. Sshhhh... A few but no one's mentioned that the reason they need 2 Cooks is because everyone has to eat... On the subject of Cooks' durability, the NFL went to a 17 game season in 2021. Since that time he's played in 65 of a possible 79 games (82.3%). Previous to 2021 he played in 91 of a possible 112 games (81.3%).

In what way had Marcus Brady's stock diminished? Before the spate of significant injuries, the Chargers' offense and Justin Herbert were playing very well. Whatever happened to the Bears under Matt Eberflus, I don't think you can blame Waldron. The Bears were 4-5 when he was fired and went 1-7 the rest of the way. In the case of both of these coaches, I think you have to look beyond any perceived blemishes and drill down to find their true value.

If nothing else, it would be very entertaining to watch Belichick and Vrabel coaching against each other in the AFC East.

Be careful!

Nice suggestion. I'll add it to the list. Thank you LP. Yes reading comprehension doesn't seem to be improving. To the above 2 posts, it's highly unlikely that Ronald Curry will call plays for the Bills. As I've mentioned elsewhere numerous times, OL Coach Aaron Kromer and TE Coach Rod Boras have both been NFL Offensive Coordinators. Considering that Tom Brady is a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, I'm sure he'd be happy to call plays for the Bills... when he's not performing the duties of his 10 year, $375 million contract to act as the analyst on FOX's number one crew.

Marcus Brady: https://www.chargers.com/team/coaches-roster/marcus-brady

The Joe Brady play again!!! It's sweeping the league!!!

Gotta love that horizontal passing game!

The Joe Brady play!!!

Pickens wore out his welcome with Pittsburgh so he has to be on his best behavior because this is the last year of his contract. If he misbehaves with the Cowboys this season, it affects the value of the next contract he signs. He has to "prove' that he can be a program guy. After he gets his next contract...

Like a guy who could become a problem really quickly after a loss or two...

Yes, as I posted one page ago, OL Coach Aaron Kromer and TE Coach Rob Boras have both been NFL Offensive Coordinators. QB Coach Ronald Curry has not. It's hard for me to believe that Kromer or Boras could do a worse job than Brady.

Probably a bad idea... I think they have enhanced security since that shooting although maybe a special forces/Blue Brothers type mission?

They jumped that route too.

3 Chiefs had a chance at that ball... D Jones turning into a pumpkin...

Unfortunately it's looking like it won't happen. When Dorsey was fired 2 years ago it was on November 14th, the Tuesday after a week 10 loss on MNF, and with a game coming up in 5 days. Today is week 12, November 23rd, and the Bills are 7-4 with a game in 7 days. I agree if it was gonna happen, it already would have happened. Succession is the other question... if Brady was fired it would fall to either OL Coach Aaron Kromer, TE Coach Rob Boras, or QB Coach Ronald Curry. Kromer and Boras have both been NFL OCs. I doubt it. First of all I don't think ultimately that he would value the stock of an assistant more than his own stock. Secondly I think Brady has already fallen far down the list of prospective candidates. I don't think this factors in... JMO.

Actually the Colts have a lot of speed at WR... but yeah they get schemed open a lot.

I added that some teams just don't play well in certain stadiums, even during different decades and coaching staffs. One of the Bills' house of horrors is Reliant Stadium. It's almost like the old Indian burial ground curse or something metaphysical and paranormal.

Well we were asked our rooting interests and that's mine! 😆

Yep. A lot of coaches don't get a fair shake. Ownerships tend to be impatient. And on Kraft's extremities... The Steelers were a historically bad franchise prior to the mid-70s dynasty. Also some teams just don't play well in certain stadiums, even during different decades and coaching staffs. One of the Bills' house of horrors is Reliant Stadium. Which means he could be Tremaine's great great great great great great great... Record-wise, Denver also although I don't think they scare anyone.

It appears that Goff hasn't recovered from the Philly game. He avoids a sack and then commits an intentional grounding when he could have tried to run it in.

I'm marginally ashamed to say it but my week 12 rooting interests are for Joe Brady to be fired. It's 3 days after the Houston loss and I wish it had happened by now but Ken Dorsey was fired on Tuesday November 14th so it could still happen.

Damn, you're less than an hour from Josh's hometown! We're in Mariposa. Josh's Aunt Liz lives up here. 👍

Another name for OC, Cameron Turner. Turner is the son of longtime NFL offensive coach Ron Turner and the nephew of longtime NFL offensive coach, Norv Turner. Cam Turner is the Colts' current QB Coach under Head Coach Shane Steichen and played QB collegiately at The Citadel. He also played wide receiver. After graduating, he began his coaching career at The Citadel in 2010, working with wide receivers and special teams. In the NFL he's coached with the Cardinals, the Vikings, and finally with the Cardinals where he was hired by Steve Wilks and then retained by new Head Coach Kliff Kingsbury as Assistant Quarterbacks Coach. In 2021 Turner was promoted to the Cardinals' quarterbacks coach, replacing Tom Clements, who announced his retirement from coaching. In 2022, Turner was promoted to the Cardinals' co–passing game coordinator along with Spencer Whipple. Turner is 38 years old.