Mr. Scot

"Bashaud Breeland has been showing off his tackling skills in the postseason." - Jim Nance Damn

It wasn't Remmers' fault. I would very much like to know whose fault it was

He needs surgery, but is waiting to have it until after the game.

Mike Remmers was supposed to be getting help... This pisses me off, probably a lot more than it really should.

Wonder if they still would have used that Vince Lombardi opening if the Packers were in the game.

Breer is right about this.

Started one.

Here we go.

I can understand that to a point, but I can't root for divisional opponents.

I can't pull for the Bucs. Throw in that on a personal level, I find Mahomes a lot more likable than I do Brady.

There are times when you probably shouldn't, though.

The Lions asked about Aaron Donald as part of the Stafford trade.

I've thought about it both ways. It certainly could be because the connection is obvious. That said, he's also in a better position than anybody to know that there's no way the Seahawks would part ways with Wilson. Ultimately, I don't think it was Fitterer, but it's possible.

Apparently they even fired the equipment staff. Jeez

I actually was thinking the same thing. Teddy is generally considered to be a great guy. Ron Rivera is widely known to be a really solid person. Heck, even Marty Hurney generally has a rep for being good people. But the organization is now about winning. And while it's a shame that good guys aren't always winners, this is how it should be.

If he didn't have drive and competitiveness, I seriously doubt he could have recovered from that knee injury. Gotta remember all of this is relative. Even the worst player in the NFL is one of the best athletes in the world. Realistically, the ones that suck are still great, just not as great as others.

Side Note: Shouldn't we be hiring a defensive line coach sometime soon? I know it was said that they'd interviewed some people but we never really got any more info on that

I've said before that we need to temper our expectations of Brady. This was, after all, his first year is a full-fledged OC. Now with that said, and to be fair, it's possible that Brady got way more out of Bridgewater than another coach might have.

Yeah, I was gonna say... Her definition of a cannonball is a lot different than mine.

In year two. (just waiting for somebody to tell me "hey, it's only been one year")

Or maybe you should no better

Also to be clear, we didn't communicate before I reposted your tweet in this forum.

Is there some part of the Panthers 2020 season that's yet to be finished? The first three years were the 18, 19 and 20 seasons. This is number four.

Side Note: What the hell is happening on NFL Network?

2018 season, 2019 season and 2020 season are all in the books. 2021 is year four.