Saint Doug

I didn't listen to the interview yet, but this whole redemption process begins with admitting to what he's done. Admitting to hitting women. It's a non-starter until he does that.

The fact that he posted it in the first place says a lot too...

What set us back was drafting EJ, then completely ignoring to draft another QB in an attempt to spare "his feelings". And I don't want the drafting of a guy who was benched in college doing the same. You keep drafting till your convinced you got your guy. Worse case scenario is we end up like the Skins with Cousins.

Remember we had that guy Rheinhart?

People need to remember Jarius quit on his team here. No thanks.

Can't be debating? Sheesh, we're still debating it and we've seen him every Sunday for 2 years. In fact, I bet we'll still be debating it in 5 years. In all seriousness, this is the most important question on the team right now. All coaches will have to sit down and dissect every throw he has made. They then need to decide on what offense they're going to implement and whether TT is a fit. Then they'll need to decide what other pieces can be added, via FA or draft, to have him succeed. This really is a non-story. The team owns the option, not Tyrod. This decision is going to be in the team's best interest. Sure, TT's agent can't go and shop him around before other teams move on. Tough luck. The team has the option.

High motor

I love how he boasts about his son plays for Clemson. He's their friggin placekick holder. I doubt he would even be on the team at all if his last name wasn't Ryan.

Yeah, KC, pretty horrible stuff going on there.

Funny thing is I can replace "The Fish Guy" with many NFL players names, or coaches (Rex Ryan), and it still would read perfectly.

"I don't know why Rex was fired"

Maybe we were?

A guess that's a huge accomplishment considering it was all done in the first half of the season.

Somewhere Sammy just breathed a huge sigh of relief.

I really don't think that's what he meant. Making the Pro Bowl in the year 1990 meant a whole lot more than it does today. Even the players don't even care about actually playing in it. Now it's just a bargaining chip during contract negotiations.

I've been named to the pro bowl too. Really, everyone seems to be named to the pro bowl nowadays.

How is this even a question? Under no circumstance, under no alternative reality should the pats* win another.

Big Ben has given up 20 points so far.

Bruce Smith used to have his "knee cleaned up" on an annual basis. Didn't seem to slow him down.

Yep. You can't rely on the "next year" excuse. Leading up to the college season last summer I distinctly remember many posters on here declaring Kizer and Watson were future top 5 picks, then the season was played. Heck, there was one point Cardale was a top 10 pick. We just don't know how next year's season will shake out.

I wonder if Sanjay is olding his hand walking him through these trying times.

Sounds like the perfect barometer for success.

I say promote Kathryn Smith.

I guess you're right. A-Lynn was previously a position coach who was OC for 14 games, running someone else's offensive scheme. Cooter, a previous position coach, has been an OC for an entire season, running a scheme he devised. So, yep, Cooter is likely better equipped to be a HC.

Sort of like A-Lynn, right?