BB is still one of the best coaches. However, he is a terrible GM. If he were to just stick to coaching and Kraft gets a good GM and pro personnel evaluator, then BB can make that team a postseason contender every season.
Not to me. NFL math makes my head hurt - the cap calculations, comp formulae are dense to say the least.
If NFL math was a subject in engineering school, I would have accepted Transport Phenomena and partial differential equations more willingly.
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I don't agree with this at all. In those key moments, in a pressure packed environment what those two did was nothing short of phenomenal. We have of course seen a lot of other great QB play but to trade such heavy weight punches is not common. They raised the level of quarterbacking and there must bea lot of teams around the league who are very worried
I expect the Steelers to make it a run heavy offense, asking Trubisky to be a game manager. They have Harris and a decent corps to support such an offense. I expect the Steelers to do well with MT
We are both saying the same thing. I was saying that we did not have a problem with number of DEs on the roster. Hence, technically "depth" was not an issue for the DE role.
Would he not choose a team offering an easier path to being a starter? Pittsburgh, New Orleans come to mind with pending stories in Houston, Miami ....
I don't think the Broncos are at the same talent level that Rams were at before the Stafford trade.
Wilson will again have to run around and weave magic