jopie87

Browns need to either hire an actual hamster and base their decisions on what squares he runs to on a tiny hamster sized grid, or, crowdsource the job. Instead of paying a coach, people pay you and get to vote on game plans, practice schedules, and for both the offense and defense play calls each week. Or...they could contact EA and make an AI head coach using the "Ask Madden" function from the games. Thats the best they can hope for.

Either, people want to delay so him and Tom make it the same year (dumb) or voters realized that the Panthers were the deserving winner in 2004 and that they only won because they knew every signal used in the first half (brilliant and honorable protest for all of us). In all seriousness, its a really, really bad look that he wasn't a 100% vote getter. He's the type of dude that once he does get voted in, he may just tell the HOF and NFL to go fug themselves.

If the Patriots win, it's going to be a very ugly game. If Patriots give up more than 10, they're going to lose. This one is feeling like Denver v. Seattle from 2014. Seattle jumps up big, pressure lessens and its just a 60 minute ass kicking. 43 to 6, over by Q2.

Nope. The ones who truly fuged up was the Vikings. They let go of the Sam who had gone through a football exorcism already. Sam needed out of here to get where he is now. You keep him in Minnesota and there's a real chance his team wins the NFC still.

Puka was one step away from a really cool ending. Didn't care who won, not satisfied with how that ended. Kupp looked short and dropped it as he was extending. Ref makes a no hesitation first down call.

I really, really want an under throw PI for maximum fugery.

NFL where the points dont matter, the rules are made up on the fly, and the winner is chosen at random. Whose Championship is it anyway, brought to you each fall. Stafford needs to Flacco.

The crazy subjectivity of rules finding a way in to every close game is...something.

If Kupp was a Bill, that would have been ruled an INT, somehow.

Every team in the playoffs saw Dan Campbell miss the playoffs and decided to channel and carry his energy with them.

They're banking on Stafford at the buzzer, again.

Less surprised at the aggressive play. More surprised that McVay didn't have a play ready that could scheme them open. Have to imagine an illegal-ish pick play would have been there.

Time, many swear words, and the last two weeks of Rams games make me both more ok, and more pissed about our game at the same time. One play away from beating these dudes.

I have come up with something I call the McVay test. Take your QB, and trade him to McVay. You're now facing your former QB in a McVay led offense for a trip to the Super Bowl. Are you scared of that QB and what he can do l? If you are, hang on to the QB. If you're not, move on. I...I think I'd not want to face a McVay led Bryce. My answer would have been very very different a month ago.

The QB we let walk away versus the QB that 99% of the fan base would have done everything to have has to be his worst nightmare. He may fire someone just to feel good about himself again.