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[Smitty93]

@Johnnyduke Pretty sure the Texans wanted to hire Josh McCown, but were basically forced not to because of how bad it'd look to hire someone with zero professional coaching experience, especially in light of the Flores lawsuit.

Lovie Smith is a placeholder, just like David Culley was last year.

Dumpster fire owner, management, and organization.

 

[CDJ]

deflate gate was a parity tax, nothing more and nothing less

 

[N o o d l e s]

@Johnnyduke Pretty sure the Texans wanted to hire Josh McCown, but were basically forced not to because of how bad it'd look to hire someone with zero professional coaching experience, especially in light of the Flores lawsuit.

Lovie Smith is a placeholder, just like David Culley was last year.

Dumpster fire owner, management, and organization.

I have heard from some houston fans that Culley wanted to keep the OC in place and wasn’t gonna budge on it and the team said hell no so they parted ways

 

[Johnnyduke]

Caserio under some weird Easterby spell to even take that job

 

[EvilDead]

Caserio under some weird Easterby spell to even take that job

Casserio took the job because he wanted the title of GM or something equivalent and that was never going to happen with Bill around. So he took the job that paid and had the title. I don't blame him. Although why he would swallow his pride and work with that Rasputin-like creep Easterby, I have no idea. I just hope he and Lovie Smith can figure something out.

 

[EvilDead]

@Johnnyduke Pretty sure the Texans wanted to hire Josh McCown, but were basically forced not to because of how bad it'd look to hire someone with zero professional coaching experience, especially in light of the Flores lawsuit.

Lovie Smith is a placeholder, just like David Culley was last year.

Dumpster fire owner, management, and organization.

Cal McNair is so f***ing stupid, he makes Mark Davis look like Einstein.

 

[Terrier]

31M Americans to bet on Super Bowl, gambling group estimates


"Since last year’s game, 45 million additional people will be able to bet on the Super Bowl because their states have legalized sports betting over the past year: Arizona, Connecticut, Louisiana, Maryland, North Carolina, North Dakota, South Dakota, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming."

 

[The National]

Great

This guy clearly knows offense, looked good with the Giants.

 

[DKH]

I didn’t realized Mac Jones sucked

 

[DKH]

Great

This guy clearly knows offense, looked good with the Giants.

Bruschi seems to like Judge and Patricia back on staff

I think he played for the Patriots years ago for Parcells after playing for Arizona but clearly he don’t know football

 

[Mione134]

Great

This guy clearly knows offense, looked good with the Giants.

He won't be our OC. But the players love him and or special teams was absolute dogshit. He'll help.

 

[The National]

He won't be our OC. But the players love him and or special teams was absolute dogshit. He'll help.

He’s being reported as an offensive assistant, so they can bring him back without paying him. Idk what positive experience he has with QBs or offense that would qualify him for that. If they don’t bring in a real OC it’s sort of a joke.

If he’s just doing ST that makes sense.

 

[Smitty93]

He’s being reported as an offensive assistant, so they can bring him back without paying him. Idk what positive experience he has with QBs or offense that would qualify him for that. If they don’t bring in a real OC it’s sort of a joke.

If he’s just doing ST that makes sense.

Personally, I like to blame Judge for N'Keal Harry's development, even if it's not wholly deserved.

 

[Mione134]

He’s being reported as an offensive assistant, so they can bring him back without paying him. Idk what positive experience he has with QBs or offense that would qualify him for that. If they don’t bring in a real OC it’s sort of a joke.

If he’s just doing ST that makes sense.

I'd certainly hope they're not that stupid to hand Judge OC. I truly think it's Bill OB's job to take.

 

[The National]

The new offensive assistant.

 

[bb74]

31M Americans to bet on Super Bowl, gambling group estimates


"Since last year’s game, 45 million additional people will be able to bet on the Super Bowl because their states have legalized sports betting over the past year: Arizona, Connecticut, Louisiana, Maryland, North Carolina, North Dakota, South Dakota, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming."

Ergo the "Oh Shit" moment with the NFL and Flores stating MIA incentivised throwing games....

The whole betting angle on pro sports is a short term gain and a long term dumb move as there will be more and more black marks on leagues due to conflicting interests of the "sport" vs. betting and $. It will be (IMO) the long term demise of the professional leagues as we know it. Having that said... when the highest paid college and university employees are the sports coaches I guess we are already past the point of no return... God help us. ;-)

 

[Terrier]

Friends who have attended every Super Bowl plan final trip


Excessive heat watch issued for Los Angeles ahead of Super Bowl - ProFootballTalk

 

[Terrier]

Super Bowl parking spots are selling for whopping $6,000

 

[Alicat]

 

[Alicat]

Slate!

 

[DangleCity]

Well deserved!!!

 

[Terrier]

Joe Burrow doesn't like the stuff.

Why Bengals fans are shotgunning chili for Super Bowl 2022


Why we’re seeing more insurance ads — while beer ads fade out

 

[The National]

Lol.

 

[EvilDead]

More brain drain coming for the Patriots. Mick Lombardi and Carmen Bricillo are following McDaniels and Ziegler to Las Vegas.