Captain Hindsight

Ben Johnson has a lot to prove. He turned down an opportunity with Washington, because he specifically wanted to coach Caleb Williams. Then Daniels came into Detroit last year and roasted the Lions in the divisional, while Caleb played so poorly everyone was fired. Johnson better be right, because he already passed on a franchise player for his first HC gig

Trent was never good, even before that hit

People talk about him like hes the Nathan Peterman of safeties, and that just simply not true. I'm not gonna bang the drum and say hes a great player, but hes fine. Average to below average starter

I love Baker, He's probably the 3rd best QB in the NFC (Stafford/Hurts) But all those guys are behind Allen, Mahomes, Burrow and Jackson

I don't miss the days of trying to convince ourselves that Justin Fields is going to help us compete Oh wait, thats the Jets message board

Used to must watch TV for me. I enjoyed the takes, but admittedly, I had no idea it was still on. 22 years is a hell of a run tho

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Ain 't that the truth. I remember the first year with Chan Gailey and they started 0-8 or something. Watching Shaun Hill lead the lions down the field to nearly rip our hearts out again while it was pouring down rain is not something I miss

65 is so young. RIP

My all-time favorite hard knocks moment is when Rex Ryan cut Danny Woodhead to keep a second fullback Sometimes the fans know better

I don't think its that big of a distraction. These are highly paid professional athletes who are constantly under a microscope anyway. The only thing I wouldn't want is for the Ravens to watch it and figure something out week one. But I'm fairly confident the Bills will be controlling the content heavily

Vrabel will have them playing mistake free football. That should alone make them "better". But they were a thrown football game from having the top overall pick for a reason. That team is seriously talent deficient. An aging WR coming off a serious injury and Mack Hollins doesn't change that Also here is the last game Vrabel coached against the Bills https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDvsaZHpt50

Thats fair, but does anyone doubt the Bills are an elite team? Pats* won it 18 times but nobody doubted their greatness The texans have won 2 playoff games to be fair, I'm just not sold on them winning their division this year. If the Colts had decent QB play and the Jags can finally get out of the own way, that division gets much tougher

My wife and I watched Cheers during lockdown in 2020. When it seemed like the world was crazy, it was a nice way to pass the time and laugh a little. Norm was my favorite character and George Wendt was a great person. This one hurts

Its one reason I'm not high on the Texans. Like yeah, back to back champs... against the Colts, Jags and Titans

I'll Bacari Rambo. Picked off Rodgers and had an awesome name

I had a random Bills/ Pats* game pop up on youtube and Shady comes out and in comes Karlos with this huge run and I'm like who the hell was that? So much potential

Flag football is soft. The dolphins are probably the best to represent the US

Then the browns FO should be fired. They picked two QBs within 50 picks of each other for the first time in history. If the one they picked first isnt starting by the end of the year it’s a huge waste of resources Between Pickett, Gabriel, and Sanders they have invested a 3rd, a 5th, Dorian Thompson Robinson, and a two 6th round picks to move up and take sanders. This is a team with a ton of holes and no real chance to compete this year. When Stefanski is fired at the end of the year and they have a new coach who will be picking a new QB, these picks could have been used for contributing players elsewhere on the roster This is how bad teams stay bad

The Browns 4th string QB isn't news

Not to lean too hard on my namesake, but the Jets should have fired Salah at the end of last season. His handling of the Jets losing Rodgers was abysmal. They clearly had no plan besides let Rodgers be Rodgers, and that went out the window in one series. That team was far too talented to be that bad the rest of the season. His handling of Zach Wilson that year, a QB who was very talented and had a chance at redemption, was thrown under the bus for the poor play of the offense and ultimately benched for Tim Boyle. They told Zach they would trade him, then begged him to play again later in the year when it was finally clear he was their best option by far. It was clear that salah had no idea how to manage a crisis and every week it got worse I think the Jets would have been far better last year with a new HC that was willing to go all in with Rodgers, who had a fresh message and an offensive identity

He's on the top list for under 20

I only have one actually. Called a horseshoe kidney. I’m a medical anomaly

That should ruin my appetite

They are going to suck with or without cousins. Save the draft capital and don’t bail out a division rival on a bad contract