Captain Hindsight

Josh never looked comfortable, made decisions like it was 2019 and generally sucked. It’s so rare he has a bad game that I don’t even worry about it. If it continues for 3-4 games in a row, then I’ll be worried. Otherwise, it’s just a bad night at the office

I wouldn't give them that much credit. I think Kraft thought he was outsmarting everyone by hiring Mayo. Mayo had it in his contract he would be elevated if BB left. Vrabel getting fired was not expected and I think Kraft knew he had to wait at least a year before getting him

Again, he has expressed zero interest in this. He has a job where he just gives his opinions from his house for his podcast and then once a week on TV where he is universally loved

So? He has expressed exactly zero interest in coaching

Why would Fitz want to do this? He has possibly the best job in the world right now

Kincaid could be that guy. When I saw he was out, I was very worried. Samual could also be a great weapon if he ever played. Brady deserves a ton of credit for building up a run game, but the fact they can't be a team that slings it with a QB like Josh Allen at the helm is inexcusable

Coleman and a 5th is going to be the moss and a 5th huh?

Kafka would be a really hard sell.

He was challenging for the worst coaching record of all time. At some point, its just not working. Personally thought he should have been one and done.

He won't be back. Everyones long terrible nightmare of a backup safety is finally over

Right? Tua talking about leadership and he puts this out into the media? Talk about poor leadership

While also having one of the worst coaching hires in between that.

Peterman threw a great ball, just to the other team

It does seem odd doesn’t it? Keon has flashed at times, but Allen got better when he had shifty fast receivers (Brown, Sanders, Beasley, Diggs) vs the big types (Benjamin, Andre Holmes) I’ll have to see if I can find the interview, but something Allen said that it was easier to target those guys

I doubt it, especially in south beach. But I doubt he shows up in a clemson helmet

Thats alot of money to be bad

I didn't read that as he wasn't consulted, more that it just happened quicker than he expected. Probably something like the Bengals needed a decision that day or they were moving on.

It would be pretty shocking, but they better figure it out quick. They have 2 wins against the Giants and the suddenly terrible Ravens. They have the Lions this week and if they fall to 2-4, with both the Chargers and Broncos in front of them, they are looking at the 6/7 seed. Meanwhile, the Colts and Jags are both 4-1 and the Pats* are hanging around too at 3-2 The AFC isnt a cakewalk anymore and right now the Chefs are having trouble closing games

Right? If they sack Drake Maye on the first play of the drive, the game might be going into overtime or the Bills get the win. Sometimes the other team makes a great play. Maye and Diggs were awesome Sunday and the Bills played terrible and it was a 3 point game.

Not much better than Flores (who should have gotten another shot by now)

I think both were probably better at their jobs then they showed here. Whaley had an eye for talent, just very poor idea of how to construct a roster (and missed badly on a QB) Rex was here to be a star and didn't put in enough effort. They were rightly fired in the results-based business