Coach Tuesday

I’m guessing the Bills put their marketing department in charge of implementing the vague media policy and they were supposed to preview Brown’s content before it went out. Hence the bloodbath.

Civil society has collapsed.

Is there a way to get over/under on games before Greggo gets named the interim HC?

Are we certain about this? If your first round draft pick tears an ACL you have to waiver him in order to put him on IR? That doesn’t sound right to me. I think that’s only true before a certain date.

1) If I wanted to argue to the death about COVID, with no one ever being convinced of anything they didn’t already want to believe - EVER, I’d go on Facebook. 2) Re: Miami - GOOD, I want those miserable idiotic Floridians to risk getting COVID just to see their team get beat down in person.

I don't know or care how much money he makes - I don't hate rich people at all. Good for him. I dislike him because he acts like the quintessential annoying American college bro d-bag. He has a history of demeaning women. His humor isn't funny. He sucks up to Trump. He's just a super-douche. He represents everything I can't stand about our culture.

Douche Stadium

I guess it’s better than “Bill’s Stadium” - but not by much!

Phil Herr Pühper called...

Wow he’s played for the entire AFC East now. Wonder who else has done that in their career (non-kicker).

$34M guaranteed.

He has room to improve as a player but he has done everything asked of him as a member of the Bills. Big locker room guy.

Put another way: he makes his bosses look good. Been awhile.

Coach extensions or lack thereof are basically optics. They don't impact the salary cap. Owners give extensions to demonstrate faith in the direction of the team. Owners withhold extensions to send a message that they want to see better results. It's very rare that an owner sticks with a bad coach because of a contract - owners assume the risk that they'll have to pay (or partially pay) a coach they end up firing.

They are trying to build a strong and stable program. I don’t fault them for that. IMO McD’s greatest strength is his ability to adapt and move on from bad decisions. He’s shown he’s willing to fire a guy like Castillo who was loyal to him but who underperformed. He made the wise decision to go back to Tyrod after going with the horrible recommendation of his OC to give Peterman the nod. His biggest negative is that he hasn’t really beat Belichick. I’m fine with the contract extension. If McD continues to improve it will be well worth it. If the team falters it will be because Allen doesn’t develop and McD will likely get one more shot at a QB pairing before the blame shifts to him.

Great writing in this country, as always: “The only problem is when police arrived they found a rolled up 20 dollar bill on his person that tested positive for cocaine.” Uh, no, it’s also a problem that he shot a random woman because of paranoid delusions...

He didn’t opt out because he elected to retire instead. ....too soon?

2020 sucks.

I just hope they have fans in the stadium, it’s a big reason I watch the SEC broadcasts. Nothing else like it.

^^^^^^ This right here is why America is slipping into decay. Proudly uninformed drivel dressed up in neon lights.

Before we all rip Lamar’s intellect - Belichick thought the exact same thing...

Narcissists gonna narc

You’re ignoring the salary cap. Low first round picks are highly cost-controlled assets. Trading two of those for a non-premium player whom you’re now going to have to give a rich contract to makes little sense cap-wise. It’s one thing to do it for a left tackle but a box safety?!?!

Again, he is just average against the pass. He will help them defend the Niners’ running game but will struggle against passing teams like the Rams. And it’s a passing league. Maybe Schneider and Carroll are going all in for one more run this year or next (and maybe the prediction that Russell Wilson gets traded in a year or two comes to pass).

He would be a really good add.