Mark Vader

Yeesh! Does any coach dare take the job in Knoxville now?

Talent is always spread out. Just because certain teams are not as dominant as they were in the past doesn't mean that the talent has been depleted.

That would be a lot, but it could be done. You would have the entire Top 25 covered and it would give more opportunities to mid-major teams.

24 teams

I stand corrected. Seems like all the more reason to go after McFadden and be done with Tolbert.

And yet, Tolbert is inactive today. I did not see him on the injury list anymore.

Who is this guy?

Absolutely. Look at how many teams are in the playoffs in the FCS. No reason why they can't do the same thing in the FBS.

They're going with Khari Lee over Logan Thomas today? Is Tolbert still on the injury list?

In the FCS(Division 1-AA), 24 teams make it to the playoffs. 24! And they've been doing that for years, as has Division II & III. I do not understand why the FBS(Division 1-A) is so set on limiting it's playoff teams.

This is why they need to have more than 4 teams in the playoffs.

I was wondering the same thing. How does this happen without anyone noticing. Good job by that guy doing this all by himself.

The HOF has turned into a joke the last few years with some of their inductions. Please do away with the Senior committee. They are really watering down the Hall. And Terrell Owens should have been a first ballot inductee. He was a difference maker.

I think everything is fine the way it is. We don't need another realignment, and the schedule rotation is great. We definitely do not need more playoff teams.

I don't care, it's turkey, let me have it!

But that happens in every thread on this wall.

I agree. Now let's see how Taylor responds.

Oh come on! Is this thread really necessary?

It's a lose-lose situation for McDermott, which he put himself in. He gambled by starting Peterman, and he lost on it. If he went with Peterman again, his credibility would really look bad. By going with Taylor, people say he is taking the easy way out.

I would select: Terrell Owens, Randy Moss, Don Coryell & Ray Lewis.

I couldn't eat a whole can, but I do love the Ocean Spray jellied cranberry sauce.

Exactly. That's how Cris Carter got in.

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Not a bad idea, if he can be had on the cheap side. I'm fine with Cadet getting more chances, and I also want to see the Bills draft a running back.