kungfoodude

This is coming up next week. Here is a little primer from the NFL. I will post more as I find them. https://www.nfl.com/news/2026-senior-bowl-roster-reveal-things-you-need-to-know

Bryce Young is our Josh Allen, bro. Dan was here for that fiasco.

I saw them there. I didn't realize they were going to do the Evero interview there too. Makes sense why the McDaniels interview was right before it.

The 3-4 switch led us to Evero and both of these choices were reportedly David Tepper. I am gonna guess we will not be seeing any 4-3 in the foreseeable future here in Carolina.

In the city of Miami??

He also left for an offensive HC and won there. Not sure if you have paid attention but he didn't exactly have the best Bill Belichick relationship on the way out. Also, this..... Belichick & Brady together: 219-64(0.774) Belichick without Brady: 83-101(0.451) Brady without Belichick: 32-18(0.640) Seeing a bit of a pattern?

If we do that this offseason, we are cooked for the next decade.

We do indeed.

I don't think any pass rusher in the NFL, Garrett included was going to win us that game. It goes a lot deeper than that.

Valid.

I think he just seems HC desperate. It's perplexing and it will fail. He must have been one of those "I can fix her" type of guys.

I wouldn't be shocked if McDaniels doesn't turn them down.

There is no chance Brady doesn't pick an offensive guy. He forced the Chip Kelly thing on the Raiders. They will make a disaster hire and Mendoza will get ruined there.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2026/01/20/mark-fletcher-jr-hits-indiana-player-miami-national-championship-loss/88260363007/ Same old Miami. What a classless bunch of cretins they accumulate.

Do we hand out the Division Championship rings after the season or have a ceremony before Game 1 of 2026?

But a smart organization(recently) like the Lions get rooked by Drew Petzig for a job. And you can everyone in Miami to hire....a sub .500 former Boston College HC??? Worse decisions have already happened this cycle, IMO. And most of these teams looking for HC's aren't known for making wise choices.

I don't think anyone is upset about continuity but one does wonder how much losing we will have to endure to see if that is a winning combo. You also have to wonder if that timeline will eventually be matched with a Bryce contract extension. That is nightmare fuel.

I think some of that is true but there are also organizations that somehow manage to weather the tide long term because they have competent management and ownership. Steelers, Packers, Ravens, Seahawks, 49ers, etc. Those teams have gone through several cycles of ups and downs but maintained a baseline of success and potential contender status for the overwhelming bulk of those years. That's what you try to aim for. Long term competence and the ability to win, even if you are struggling with aspects of roster construction cycles.

By just about every account he is extremely impressive in an interview setting. I don't think he would be getting so many interviews if it was just about ticking a box. I am not saying some aren't trying to hit that bird with a stone too but I think many of these teams do have real interest. One does wonder if his on field results have kept him from getting a few of these.

He has one contender for franchise worst draft(2024) and what appears to be one good to very good draft on his record. Free agency has been a very mixed bag. I think most are still waiting to judge him completely. Honestly, it's gonna be at least 2-3 offseasons before making a completely fair judgement.

Yeah and you see a lot of these older former elite pass rushers taking smaller, shorter deals with contenders to chase rings. Miller, Bosa, etc.

I think he wants redemption but that isn't the spot for it. He claims he would rather take a good OC job than a bad HC job. I am confused by him interviewing with the Lions and then they ended up with an awful hire in the former Cards OC. There wasn't a better OC opening in the NFL than the Lions. Very curious to see where McDaniels settles.

If he is carrying a dual role, I suspect that the Bills will decline in the near future. The worst thing for someone with ego issues is expanding their powers.

It's a tough call between Twatter and TikTok. The dumber people I tend to run across are heavy TikTok users. All social media is the worst posion humanity has ever created, though. Of that there is simply zero doubt.

I think Beane got moved out of his GM role for some valid reasons. He shares a lot of the blame for a bunch of critical FA whiffs and poor draft picks. Also, he has made a lot of passionate "defenses" of his errors in the media and blamed some of their lack of draft success on not picking higher in the draft. Based on his own words and actions, I would be inclined to want better for us. Now, is he better than Dan Morgan? Very possibly. I am just not convinced that is a high bar to clear yet.