Mr. Scot

Good call. Who'll be subbing as you while you're suspended?

Just for clarity, Person said edge rusher, not OLB.

Depends on the coach, but in my opinion that's how the smart coaches operate. I don't really see Andy Reid or Sean McVay going by a stat sheet. That's probably more guys like Suleiman and Tilis than it is coaches.

Okay...that's pretty cool.

I mean...it kinda is It might not be a "substantial" portion, but we genuinely do have people who are still upset after games we've won because...stats. Kinda silly in my opinion, but...

Richardson liked to reward players for past performance, even if they were fading. Smart teams pat for what they're going to do, not what they already did.

We'll be seeing them, playoffs or not, in about two and a half weeks. Not to mention John Fox's dumbass refusal to adjust his scheme and put Chris Gamble on Larry Fitzgerald.

That's fixable, though. He is still in just his second year.

How much? (and what was the infraction?)

I'll think of something (granted I might only think of it, but...)

I wouldn't necessarily say they're "all in" but I do think they're "in" (now I'm gonna sit back and watch to see who takes that line and makes it sound icky)

That, or call the right kind of plays to attack what the Saints throw at us. He majorly failed to do that last time.

Maybe 20 years from now when I'm an 80 year old billionaire I'll go looking for one of those

Kellen Moore is a good quarterback coach. Don't know that he's a good head coach but the ability to coach QBs is a valuable commodity in this league. Arguably the biggest there is...

Regardlessly? Come on, dude

Some are still trying... With an 800 horsepower engine attached... John Elway made a career out of that.

Delhomme was like that.

And it's an easier position to play. An 18 game season combined with the current offseason training restrictions... What could possibly go wrong?

Said before and it's still true...a lot of folks either don't understand or don't appreciate just how much of a unicorn Newton really was.

Never was... Regardless of draft position or talent level, you still gotta have the right coaching. Good coaching can shape a lesser round or even an undrafted player into a solid starter. Poor coaching can tale a top overall pick and turn him into a massive bust. There's about a hundred other factors that go into making a great NFL quarterback of course, but if you don't start with good coaching you're already operating at a disadvantage.

Browns go QB again?

Young's performance in that game will matter, but I'm honestly more interested in what Canales does. He got hilariously outcoached in that game so I'm anxious to see how he responds in a rematch.

Edward Hyde sucks as a solo act

So basically, just admitting you've got nothing, here?

Dude broke our running percentage gag