bizzyeddie

I have a hard time saying he's regressed just like I would saying he was improving with such a small sample size. my biggest fear is we will not know what cam is come the end of this season...sitting with a high draft pic and a new coach.

guess I could've just read the rules I don't like it though!

so ..a tie?

I was most impressed with his ability to get just fuckin laid out and still just pop up. that pic looks like it may have followed one of those hits. Manning boys were tough sobs

packers

I'm mostly enjoying the Mariota talk how lucky they are to have him cause he could be a starter on plenty of teams if he had chosen to do so also they don't need Jayden to beat the falcons cause they got Mariota and they should save Jayden for the chargers the following week

yeah also the initial plan IMO was to acquire draft capital and build the roster which took the emphasis off of going out and getting the HC of the future. let Callahan sink or swim ...but they got caught up in the cam ward hype and switched lanes... now they are wasting a year of cams rookie deal and racheting up the pressure to make the right decisions this off-season...part of me still thinks they should have taken the slower approach and just looked to acquire draft capital and build the roster up...then get your QB and HC.

colts

this is the 10th one I have bought ...and they break every fuckin sunday it's gotta be the remote

at 6'2 it shouldn't really be an issue it looks more like things are still just going a bit too fast for him...but not by much.

I think this is just a lack of understanding of what a coaches roll is when it comes to a team. A good coach is working in February generally unnoticed building a product...and even that gets confused with who is responsible...the GM or the Coach...but in an ideal situation its a combination of both. putting together mini camps and TC and building a coaching staff and just conducting all this shit. But truth is nobody cares about this or recognizes the value in it. And then at some point you hand it off to the players and it's on them to succeed. in the end the players get the glory if it goes well cause that's the last thing that everyone sees. Players and coaches have 2 different roles and its very complicated to decipher the value of them in the end. and of course if you get the GOAT at QB then you can probably ride that wagon to glory as a coach but that's an outlier IMO anyway...just my 2 cents

Brady did say he could handle and process a lot of info...not everyone can do that and still play loose or instinctively. Add that to the complexity of an NFL offense and the shortened amount of time you have to install everything on both sides of the ball and you may find that robotic execution is the best way to go in order to win some games so players and or coaches can stick around long enough to go beyond the robotic shit.

cowboys

a lot to consider

yeah but figured that was because she didn't want to sit with her doped up dad and some hookers.