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Declan MacManus posted:by “copying and pasting the andy playbook” i meant the andy dalton playbook. Oh gotcha, misunderstood the different Andys in play there.
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Semi-joke question: can Belichick lose to Tampa Bay bad enough that Kraft at least thinks about firing him? Like 56-0, Brady sets the single game touchdown record *and* Jones is injured because Bill had him take 60 dropbacks with a bottom 5 offensive line in front of him?
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SKULL.GIF posted:Sirianni never seemed like a serious hire in the first place. There was zero excitement the moment the announcement was made -- the biggest impression I got from the reactions was "confusion". It looked like the Eagles hadn't thought through what happens after "Fire Pederson" and made a panic hire.
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Sep 28, 2021 13:50
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shyduck posted:Duce Staley should've gotten it, and I'm glad he left when they burned him once again Oh no, what if that's what if that's the Duce Hurts was really talking about?
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Sep 28, 2021 15:45
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Lol honestly it was likely 2 things: 1. Duce likes the run 2. Duce would've told Howie to go gently caress himself Eagles wanted a pass-happy coach who they could control, well congratulations
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Sep 28, 2021 15:57
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sean10mm posted:Semi-joke question: can Belichick lose to Tampa Bay bad enough that Kraft at least thinks about firing him? No, but another double-digit loss season for the Pats might accelerate Bill’s retirement plans.
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Sep 28, 2021 18:16
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sean10mm posted:Semi-joke question: can Belichick lose to Tampa Bay bad enough that Kraft at least thinks about firing him? Belichick is going to need a couple losing seasons in a row before he gets "fired" and that firing will be him being pushed to retirement and sitting for a year before coming back to coach another team.
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Sep 28, 2021 21:22
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DariusLikewise posted:Belichick is going to need a couple losing seasons in a row before he gets "fired" and that firing will be him being pushed to retirement and sitting for a year before coming back to coach another team. The oldest NFL coach was Romeo Crennel as an interim last year, at 73 years old, replacing Halas who coached his last season at 72. Belichick is 69 (side note: Carroll's 70). Both of them are gonna be gone soon.
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Sep 28, 2021 21:27
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Kalli posted:The oldest NFL coach was Romeo Crennel as an interim last year, at 73 years old, replacing Halas who coached his last season at 72. I have a feeling Bill ends up a Tom Landry type who really does lose it all to be replaced.
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Sep 28, 2021 21:28
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Is there a chance Bill just becomes GM full-time and let one of his goblin assistants coach the team
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Sep 28, 2021 21:32
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That goblin assistant is his son.
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Sep 28, 2021 21:46
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Kalli posted:The oldest NFL coach was Romeo Crennel as an interim last year, at 73 years old, replacing Halas who coached his last season at 72. I can’t believe Joe Gibbs the second time around wasn’t the oldest head coach, but I checked, and he was 64-67 during those years. Wow, he sure seemed older.
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Chucktesla posted:Is there a chance Bill just becomes GM full-time and let one of his goblin assistants coach the team hopefully this happens because from what I've seen he's mostly garbage at that besides a few notable hits that everyone will get occasionally.
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Sep 28, 2021 22:21
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Diva Cupcake posted:That goblin assistant is his son. Worst M. Night Shyamalan ending ever
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Sep 28, 2021 22:23
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Belichick is going to end up with his own show on NFL Network. "While many people may not find 78 rushing yards exciting, we are going to spend the next 8 hours dissecting why this random rear end Cardinals game from 1947 is, in fact, one of the greatest ground performances of all time." And it will be glorious.
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Rod Hoofhearted posted:I can’t believe Joe Gibbs the second time around wasn’t the oldest head coach, but I checked, and he was 64-67 during those years. Working for Snyder ages people horribly. Also that last year in 2007 was really rough, between injuries and Sean Taylor. Sono posted:Belichick is going to end up with his own show on NFL Network. Belichick will have an hour long show each week dedicated entirely to punting and long snappers and it will also be glorious.
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Sep 29, 2021 01:44
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Bill is going to coach some D2 lacrosse team to national dominance.
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Sep 29, 2021 01:48
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Rod Hoofhearted posted:I can’t believe Joe Gibbs the second time around wasn’t the oldest head coach, but I checked, and he was 64-67 during those years. I would've put money Marv Levy was the oldest by far. Guess not!
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molestrios posted:I would've put money Marv Levy was the oldest by far. Guess not! Craziest thing is Levy is still alive and pretty with it.
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Sep 29, 2021 01:58
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96 years old is somehow younger than I expected Marv to be. He was 72 when he coached his last season in 1997.
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Sep 29, 2021 03:09
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FizFashizzle posted:Bill is going to coach some D2 lacrosse team to national dominance. This is what I expect. He'll just go and have a lacrosse team that ends up with a half dozen guys who all get drafted into the NFL to play special teams. With the 195th pick in the 6th round, the Eagles select: Dallas Creamer, Stevens Kalli fucked around with this message at 04:00 on Sep 29, 2021 |
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Sep 29, 2021 03:58
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He’s going to start a combination early football history + post WW2 maritime history podcast where he just goes for a couple of hours twice a week.
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Sep 29, 2021 04:54
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Penisaurus Sex posted:He’s going to start a combination early football history + post WW2 maritime history podcast where he just goes for a couple of hours twice a week. He can team up with the Hardcore History dude and explode that 10 minute off the cuff long snapper clip from a couple weeks ago into a 40 hour podcast series. And all of us would listen
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Sep 29, 2021 05:08
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Docjowles posted:He can team up with the Hardcore History dude and explode that 10 minute off the cuff long snapper clip from a couple weeks ago into a 40 hour podcast series. If Carlin is involved then expect those 40 hours to take 8 years to produce
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Sep 29, 2021 14:53
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Sono posted:Belichick is going to end up with his own show on NFL Network. fartknocker posted:Belichick will have an hour long show each week dedicated entirely to punting and long snappers and it will also be glorious. FizFashizzle posted:Bill is going to coach some D2 lacrosse team to national dominance. I think you're all wrong and we will straight up never see or hear him again, ever, after he retires except when he shows up looking grumpy at those super bowl team reunion things before games
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Play posted:I think you're all wrong and we will straight up never see or hear him again, ever, after he retires except when he shows up looking grumpy at those super bowl team reunion things before games I think in the modern day it's kinda impossible to be a recluse if you've had any level of success, there's just too much media pressure to keep saying stuff. If the OJ saga had gone down a decade later, dude would have a job as a judge in America's Got Talent, and hell, I still think he has a decent shot at it. You just can't fall off the map anymore in this media era.
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Sep 29, 2021 20:14
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Sep 29, 2021 21:59
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Urban Meyer, Darrell Bevell, and Brian Schottenheimer. Still can't believe this is a pro football coaching staff. It's like something from a TFF nightmare. If Trevor Lawrence somehow overcomes this he will have proved himself the fabled "can't miss" prospect.
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The Puppy Bowl posted:Urban Meyer, Darrell Bevell, and Brian Schottenheimer. Still can't believe this is a pro football coaching staff. It's like something from a TFF nightmare. Two Seahawks OCs, they’re a very successful team, seems like a solid strategy.
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Sep 29, 2021 22:55
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Chris James 2 posted:Tanked, got what they wanted, and got worse. Fire everyone Adam Gase was the better coach
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Penisaurus Sex posted:He’s going to start a combination early football history + post WW2 maritime history podcast where he just goes for a couple of hours twice a week. Should do a pod on long snappers daily.
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Sep 29, 2021 23:10
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Elephanthead posted:Adam Gase was the better coach let's not get crazy here Jets are really injured, they've got a rookie qb unlike Gase's last year, and basically the whole team is somehow worse talent-wise than it was last year, hard as that is to believe. Although frankly, I will never believe any coach is worse than Gase
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Sep 29, 2021 23:32
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Zach Wilson's thrown 7 interceptions in 3 games so really it's a couple problems at once
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Sep 29, 2021 23:41
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Why Gase was terrible was his whole selling point was this idea of a "QB guru" who can set up the offense and Sam Darnold for success. I dont think anyone is under the illusion that Saleh knew dick about offense as nothing in his past suggests this. Saleh deserves blame for not identifying capable Offensive coaching talent. But with Gase jesus his whole point in being hired was to do that. So I think Gase is definitely the worst but the most exciting part to look forward to is to see if Saleh can somehow become even shittier!
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Sep 29, 2021 23:49
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The Jets feel extremely like the tanking Browns with just how barren the roster is. Right down the the left side of the line being decided. Difference being they took a QB year 1 of the rebuild and it's going predictably bad.
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pasaluki posted:Why Gase was terrible was his whole selling point was this idea of a "QB guru" who can set up the offense and Sam Darnold for success. Yeah and the funny thing is Tannehill was OK in Miami but everyone felt like he should have been better than he was, then he goes to Tennessee and away from Gase and what do you know immediately does what people thought he could. Gase was supposed to fix Darnold and make him into something and instead did not do that at all and the Jets had a putrid offense, and Darnold now that he has escaped Gase and made his way to another team also looks, so far anyway, to have turned the corner
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Sep 30, 2021 00:32
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Play posted:Jets are really injured, they've got a rookie qb unlike Gase's last year, and basically the whole team is somehow worse talent-wise than it was last year, hard as that is to believe. …is it worse talent-wise? The receivers are better, the offensive line in theory should be better, CJ Mosley is back, and I don't think there were any noteworthy departures outside of Darnold. I wouldn't lose my hat over three bad games against good defenses but, you know, I think on paper this should be a more talented team than last year's.
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Sep 30, 2021 01:22
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On paper it's all Corey Davis and a bunch of 'flashes'.
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