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We should get a good look at Amare Barno and Marquan McCall today

yay

Per Mike Florio Saints expect to hear from Arizona Cardinals regarding Sean Payton

SEAN MCVAYHC, LOS ANGELES RAMS ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Rams coach Sean McVay's future is "in limbo." "(Sources) believe McVay will take some time after Sunday's regular season finale against the Seahawks to determine whether he will return in 2023," Schefter reports. Enduring his first losing season, McVay also mulled bolting the Rams' sideline last offseason to go work in television. "McVay has gone back and forth on the decision, and needs time to get away to process all that has transpired over the past year — winning a Super Bowl, being courted to work in television, getting married, watching his wife's home country of Ukraine invaded, losing his grandfather, and then coaching a team that has fallen short of its expectations," Schefter elaborated. Mired in something of a coaching mid-life crisis, it certainly doesn't help that McVay has a deteriorating roster and no draft picks to fix it. He could be in a classic coaching spot where he briefly "retires" for television before returning for another opportunity. Stay tuned.

Atlanta has a good chance of winning tomm Bucs reportedly resting their starters

all young

SEAN PAYTONHC, UNSIGNED FREE AGENT ESPN's Adam Schefter reports New Orleans granted Denver permission to interview Sean Payton for their head coaching vacancy. Payton technically still belongs to the Saints, who granted permission for the Broncos to interview the long-time New Orleans head coach for their upcoming vacant head coaching position. Schefter adds that any in-person interview would have to wait until January 17, per league sources.

Yetur Gross-Matos has a hamstring injury and is now questionable as well - per Darin Gantt

yee

Yeah agree

We might hold out Brian Burns and D'Onta Foreman tomorrow

Don't be surprised if we beat the Saints tomorrow the team playing inspired football winning the game for Steve Wilks

Don't fall for that he stinks he's consistently inconsistent

you should feel sexually aroused, sir

Well I'm sold Sam Darnold is the real deal and it's all thanks to Steve Wilks

Jim Irsay had a persistent problem with drugs. This was made clear when it turned out that Irsay's mistress, Kimberly Wundrum, had died from an overdose in a home that he had infamously bought using funds from the Indianapolis Colts. He was also caught in possession of a bag full of prescription pills and more than $29,000 in cash. https://www.sportskeeda.com/nfl/news-who-kimberly-wundrum-jim-irsay-s-mistress#:~:text=Jim Irsay had a persistent,funds from the Indianapolis Colts.

he wants the D

“I’d say the three—the sanest and the best opportunity—Jim would care about that. To get out of the hole as fast as possible, in two or three years, would be Carolina. And keep in mind also, who’s looking for coaches? Not the guys winning the Super Bowls. So, that’s never really an option. So, Carolina, Indianapolis, Denver—I’ve not yet heard of anybody else making a serious run at Jim outside of those three.” https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2023/01/06/author-jim-harbaugh-panthers-broncos-colts/

John U. Bacon, author of Overtime: Jim Harbaugh and the Michigan Wolverines at the Crossroads of College Football, joined The Fan Upstate’s Offsides With Marc Ryan earlier this week. When asked how he thinks Harbaugh would have his job preferences ranked, Bacon went with the following order: Carolina Panthers Indianapolis Colts Denver Broncos