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Hey I'm not saying that its easy to win a superbowl, but I mean... the fat mike game time decisions that ruined GBs chances.
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CharlestheHammer posted:I mean QBs winning multiple Super Bowls isn’t terribly common. Hell Payton only got his second ring as a corpse Also Tom Brady is hogging them all.
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BlindSite posted:Hey I'm not saying that its easy to win a superbowl, but I mean... the fat mike game time decisions that ruined GBs chances.
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:Also the GB FO's bad drafting decisions. QRon has never thrown a TD to a first round pick except... the corpse of Marcedes Lewis. Also Aaron Rodgers destroying the SB team with his poo poo personality, per that SI article a few years ago.
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If Tom Brady didn't exist which teams would have benefitted the most?
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:If Tom Brady didn't exist which teams would have benefitted the most? Gotta be the Colts or Steelers?
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Nov 26, 2022 00:33
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The Steelers were knocked out of 3 AFC Championship games by the Pats. Gives 'em probably SB appearances against the '01 Rams, '04 Eagles, '16 Falcons. Probably only favorites in that Eagles matchup though.
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Yeah if not for the Pats it's probably the Colts and Steelers going to all those Super Bowls instead.
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:If Tom Brady didn't exist which teams would have benefitted the most? A Drew Bledsoe-led Pats. Also maybe the Chargers would have gotten to a SB
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:Also the GB FO's bad drafting decisions. QRon has never thrown a TD to a first round pick except... the corpse of Marcedes Lewis. Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, Randall Cobb, and Davante Adams were all high draft picks. I would say they were adequate players. The front office took the direction they did with drafting because of 2011 where the offense was historically effective but the defense was a total disaster after Collins got injured. They kept pouring resources into the defenses but could never get it to all come together, in large part thanks to the FO being far too patient and loyal with their defensive coordinators. Even so the Packers still continued to invest high draft picks into the offense up through 2014 (with Eddie Lacy and Davante Adams both being 2nd-rounders). 2015-2018 was when Thompson stopped doing even that much, and we're still seeing ripple effects from the end of Ted's career. Losing Nick Collins to a career-ending injury likely was the difference between Rodgers having at least one more ring. Hard to overstate how much that changed the trajectory of the franchise.
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BlindSite posted:I know everyone likes to poo poo on QAaron now but the fact that GB only got one ring out of one of the best pure passers in NFL history is just as bad. In back to back careers! e: well fb of course.
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Shinji2015 posted:Also maybe the Chargers would have gotten to a SB
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Seems like a good match that will either work out pretty well or will be something I'll get to laugh at for a while. For the record I'd bet it works out fairly well and Nebraska just becomes a normal team for the first time in a while. Not great, but not hilariously terrible.
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Was his Carolina stint so bad that he had to take a worse job than Baylor?
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GD_American posted:Was his Carolina stint so bad that he had to take a worse job than Baylor? Yes
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Baylor was just coming off of the Briles scandal when Rhule took the job. It wasn’t exactly a desirable job.
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Yea rhule never had a super prestigious college job before the panthers
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Relentlessboredomm posted:Yea rhule never had a super prestigious college job before the panthers 
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GD_American posted:Was his Carolina stint so bad that he had to take a worse job than Baylor? this is a broken man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlPQZJixFAk&t=463s
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GD_American posted:Was his Carolina stint so bad that he had to take a worse job than Baylor? It was pretty bad, I mean first year was kind of a bit of a wash but the second was woeful and he didn't learn anything from it heading into the third.
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Genuinely wouldn't surprise me if Irsay gave him the offer he was hoping for from the Vikings last year
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ShakeZula posted:Genuinely wouldn't surprise me if Irsay gave him the offer he was hoping for from the Vikings last year that'd actually be a great fit, hope that happens now
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FizFashizzle posted:this is a broken man a broken man with broken qbs
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Cavauro posted:harbaugh to the browns Harbrown We could get The Harbaugh Bowl twice a year!
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i was talking about the old browns. harbogh went to them
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He’s been rumored to go to the NFL for years. https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1596830048446992384
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Reposting this here because its coach news: https://twitter.com/Amie_Just/status/1596519688355614721?t=z4ACdANxYFRSl2Z-Ou3qKg&s=19
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Does that get the panthers out of his buyout? Not sure how nfl to ncaa transition works
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Pimpcasso posted:Does that get the panthers out of his buyout? Not sure how nfl to ncaa transition works they're paying some of it. Not sure how much yet. Diva Cupcake posted:He’s been rumored to go to the NFL for years. just in time to join Harbaugh in Carolina.
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They’re relieved of almost all of it I guess. https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1596885930669150208
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Lmao college coaching is like pure theft isn’t it
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Amy Pole Her posted:Lmao college coaching is like pure theft isn’t it it actually sucks, you have to spend every loving day texting 17 year-olds and eating poo poo from psychotic Football Dads and getting yelled at by a guy who inherited his grandpa's concrete factory fortune and is now paying your salary, i mean i don't feel bad for them because they are all insane maniacs who should not be allowed to have any responsibility or power over people and they should make like $25 an hour.
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R.D. Mangles posted:it actually sucks, you have to spend every loving day texting 17 year-olds and eating poo poo from psychotic Football Dads and getting yelled at by a guy who inherited his grandpa's concrete factory fortune and is now paying your salary, i mean i don't feel bad for them because they are all insane maniacs who should not be allowed to have any responsibility or power over people and they should make like $25 an hour. Yeah I was about to say, give me 9 mil a year and I'll happily smile at some rich gently caress yelling at me.
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R.D. Mangles posted:it actually sucks, you have to spend every loving day texting 17 year-olds and eating poo poo from psychotic Football Dads and getting yelled at by a guy who inherited his grandpa's concrete factory fortune and is now paying your salary This isn’t the sword of Damocles, working class people have to deal with all this and worse and get paid a tiny fraction of what a college coach makes in exchange for that.
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