who coaches the packers next year?
lincoln riley would be interesting, but i bet rodgers wants someone that’s done it before.
lincoln riley would be interesting, but i bet rodgers wants someone that’s done it before.
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wow... I knew McCarthy was on the hot seat, but that surprised me
Rodgers should've been to multiple SB's by now if the Packers had ever put a consistent defense and running game around him. It's like they just wait on him to pull games out in the 4thQtr every time.
In rodgers playoff losses packer opponents avg 45 pts/gm. 4 times they lost on last play of the game with def on the field
I hadn't seen that; I thought I saw that the nfl and kc both said they tried to contact the victim but she never returned their calls... sounds convenient, eh? Unless Hunt paid her to keep quiet?
@TarHeelMark they investigated zeke for 13 months and that witness was discredited by independent an investigator; she lied in her statement.
they can determine whatever they want as “conduct detrimental” but to ignore evidence and to not interview witnesses is a dangerous precedent...it looks as if they are picking and choosing how to handle cases.
they can determine whatever they want as “conduct detrimental” but to ignore evidence and to not interview witnesses is a dangerous precedent...it looks as if they are picking and choosing how to handle cases.
yeah, they'res not much consistency in how the NFL is handling these cases; this one looks like the shield trying to keep it covered up.
The Chiefs say the dude lied to him about the incident, and apparently Hunt is confirming that he lied to them, which is why they cut him. But what I don't get is that the NFL and KC had not seen the video yet until now? Supposedly the police had the video, but it took 9 - 10 months for it to become public.
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I think there may be serious concerns now. The Cam Wagon is failing. 5 straight losses is tough to handle. Washington has lost so many people with injuries. I'm not sure what happened to the Panthers. When you help the Browns look good, it's a time to look elsewhere.
I think there may be serious concerns now. The Cam Wagon is failing. 5 straight losses is tough to handle. Washington has lost so many people with injuries. I'm not sure what happened to the Panthers. When you help the Browns look good, it's a time to look elsewhere.
I said this same thing last week. Cam is in his own head. Being named mvps and that super bowl ruined him in my book.
Are the Panthers dealing with extensive injuries? Except Greg Olsen who is always injured
The Browns are getting better, dude. I've been on the Browns bandwagon all year.
Not really. However Cam has some kind of shoulder injury, obvious since they bring in the backup dude to throw the Hail Mary passes.
He still has the same poor habits since day one: not stepping into his throws (which causes all those high passes), and still tries to throw nearly every pass 200 mph, because he’s not good at throwing receivers “open”. He tends to hold the ball too long, waiting to see them get open before he slings it as hard as he can.
That 6-2 start was fools gold. They needed a near-record FG to beat the Giants, and a miracle 4th qtr to beat the eagles (but too be honest I think philly went into prevent mode and screwed themselves).
If you can’t beat the lions, bucs, and the browns you don’t deserve to make the playoffs that’s for sure.
As I mentioned, the Panthers have NEVER had back to back winning seasons in their history and it sure looks like they will continue that tradition. Sad.
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Yeah, their pass rush is nasty, but they let too many O-linemen walk a couple years ago.
they’ve kept the o-line intact...the playcalling is worse than fedora’s and more predictable...this game should be over.
they started drafting o-linemen about five years ago and have kept them and re-signed.
Looks like I was thinking about Ronald Leary and Doug Free. Free retired and Leary signed with the Broncos.
yeah, leary was pretty good there...when they drafted collins they thought left guard was plug n play and i get it, but leary was attitude and very physical.
they drafted connor williams this year, but he’s just not ready yet.
eta: free was underrated as well
This seems like it should be a low scoring game, so it will probably end up 50-49.
yep...imo, it’s payton, mcvay, reid, nagy, and shannahan...and then those trees from those guys.
hardly ever the same look, different protection looks, and multiple motions.
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The Lions could sure use some of these principles. Cooter is awful
I'm a Panthers fan, but I currently live in Michigan so I watch a lot of Lions games. The O-Line has some good players, but they're hurt all the time. The biggest issue right now for them is Stafford. I think he's destined to be a middle tier QB at best, despite all of the stats. He doesn't seem to have the drive to become elite.
His nickname up here is Stat Padford.
i’ll also add, i fully admit i didn’t like the cooper trade, i was wrong...mostly because i value #1 draft picks more than i do players, but cooper has made dallas better.
teams now have to scheme him which lets zeke do work and frees a tight end up...if dallas gets in the tournament, then it’s worth it.
teams now have to scheme him which lets zeke do work and frees a tight end up...if dallas gets in the tournament, then it’s worth it.
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