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Let players put 1/4 of each games' paycheck on a straight up win payout. Give them some addt motivation to fight for the win

I wouldn't be against signing bryce to a longer contract and moving him to backup when the time is right. Andy may be a good mentor, but his time on field is likely done

Got my $10 in on this already May still be a smidge early to say, but I think Dave is around for year 3 for sure. Coaching stability is a good thing

From usatoday: Officially, based on the pregame spread, it is the largest upset loss in the NFL in roughly two years. For the Packers themselves, it is tied for the worst Green Bay defeat since the NFL actually became a thing in the public consciousness. The Packers, as an organization, simply do not usually lose games like this. It's not who they are.

2008. Get off my lawn

there's also mastodon or bluesky as alternatives (bluesky is more straightforward). Both do not have default algorithms so you're in 100% control of what you choose to see, so getting setup with a meaningful home feed is a bit more work than just logging in and scrolling. there are panthers fans (and reporters) over there chatting away

Today is the Panthers birthday (1993) Perfect opportunity for a win!

Tampa lost Mike Evans for the season (well, "most of the season") in last night's game. He's always been an impactful player when we've played the Bucs.

Do we get to count "benching Justin Fields" as another victim of the Carolina Reaper?

14-3 the hard way

Seen on the twitters, word is that there will be (at least) 5 teams searching for a new head coach next season Leading contenders seem to surround Cinci, Miami, Ravens... with an occasional oddball of Bills being mentioned. Good news is it seems Canales doesn't appear to be those conversations now (vs a few weeks ago) Heres a general consensus: 1. Callahan 2. McDaniel 3. Pete Carroll 4. Zac Taylor 5. Glenn 6. Stefanski (shouldn’t get fired) 7. Daboll (might have saved job) 8. Canales depending on how they finish 9. Raheem Morris: Falcons are the team no one is talking about yet

Was able to watch. How’d we do?

Canales purposefully doesn't give out game balls. That's not stopping the players from doing it (reference: this week's locker room vid). Player-led recognition helps build team rather than being an award from the coaches. small obs from this week's video? Thought I saw Tep in the back of a shot. Present (which is fine, especially after a win like that), but on video definitely quiet

Zod needs to add another LOL pie icon

Something happened at halftime and in the 2nd half today that got us a win, and Tepper had nothing to do with it Sure, big picture there's stuff to complain about, but let's enjoy today first

Wonder if coaches saw something that suggested there'd be a PI penalty if we targeted that match up If so, brilliant

Good announcing today. No notes

KEEEEEP....

Love the crowd shot showing a dolphins fan taking off his jersey

Defense knows what they need to do So lets do it

I wouldn't mind Eric Collins on all our games. If we're going to get Foxs third/fourth string announcers let us have someone we like

Europe (or international) will come eventually. Trying to figure out if it'd best be four teams (two NFC, two AFC) or eight teams (NFC Intl, AFC Intl) and how it'd play out in terms of schedule and playoffs They've already scheduled Australia and Brazil, and looking for Japan. So to isolate to just "Europe" may be premature... unless they've determined that's a logical expansion space given demand. I'd say that it would likely happen with an extension to an 18 week regular season, giving all teams two bye weeks to recover from overseas travel as all teams will be required to play internationally at least one game every year. More likely two. I imagine the NFL schedule maker team (great video of their process posted on the YouTube) have already run through all sorts of example scenarios to see what is/isn't possible in the future

How did the Lions turn things around? Is that a model to follow?

is it too late for a mea culpa and finish building the training facility in SC because it's the right thing to do?