Being a Cowboy fan... it pains me knowing the Giants won that game.
What a freaking catch it was though...
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Being a Cowboy fan... it pains me knowing the Giants won that game.
What a freaking catch it was though...
Speaking of the Cowboys..........
Jerry Jones gives McCarthy a vote of confidence:
www.espn.com
Will this last if the Cowboys lose to the Bucs?
Jerry Jones gives McCarthy a vote of confidence:
Jones: 'Complete confidence' in McCarthy, staff
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Tuesday that Mike McCarthy's job is not on the line when they face Tom Brady and the Bucs in an NFC wild-card game Monday.
Will this last if the Cowboys lose to the Bucs?
Until I found the article about the missaid phrases, I thought it was intensive purposes as in important purposes. I didn't know it was intents and purposes. They may have been one or two more, but I have to find the article again. ROFL grammar checker actually caught it and squiggly lined it to suggest intents and
Speaking of the Cowboys..........
Jerry Jones gives McCarthy a vote of confidence:
Jones: 'Complete confidence' in McCarthy, staff
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Tuesday that Mike McCarthy's job is not on the line when they face Tom Brady and the Bucs in an NFC wild-card game Monday.
Will this last if the Cowboys lose to the Bucs?
I have a feeling if the Bucs come out and beat them... I would be very worried if I was Mr. McCarthy. I mean there were a lot of rumors in Cowboy country about Sean Payton.
And Dallas would be a much better landing spot than Denver.
Broncos are getting Jim Harbaugh. 🤞
EDIT - This is my WISH, not news. Sorry for the confusion!
EDIT - This is my WISH, not news. Sorry for the confusion!
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It seems in the past, when an owner gave the coach a vote of confidences that was the kiss of death, where the were gone at season's end. With Jerry who knows, he stuck with Garrett way longer then he should have.
With the NFL, anything can happen in the playoffs. You have one chance to win, and any team at any time can rise beyond anyone's expectations.
There's really no great landing spot imo. I wouldn't be surprised if Irsay sticks with Saturday. The Broncos, look like the best landing spot but that's not ideal. He'll need to bring Wilson back from the dead (so to speak) but the new ownership is motivated. Carolina needs stability and a QB, I'm not sure how that franchise is going to pull itself together. The Texans are the Cleveland Browns of the south
So I'd avoid them personally.edit: I forgot about Ariz. The Cardinals look interesting but I don't know if the ownership is willing to pay top dollar for him, but i can see him excelling in Arizona
Edit #2: There's a dark horse team, that has a coach right now. LA Rams. I think McVay is going to walk away. But I think that owner would then do a full court press on getting Payton
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That would be awesome! I just have one requirement for our new head coach - he can’t be a first time head coach. Our last 3 head coaches have all been rookies and been complete disasters.
There's really no great landing spot imo. I wouldn't be surprised if Irsay sticks with Saturday. The Broncos, look like the best landing spot but that's not ideal. He'll need to bring Wilson back from the dead (so to speak) but the new ownership is motivated. Carolina needs stability and a QB, I'm not sure how that franchise is going to pull itself together. The Texans are the Cleveland Browns of the south
edit: I forgot about Ariz. The Cardinals look interesting but I don't know if the ownership is willing to pay top dollar for him, but i can see him excelling in Arizona
Edit #2: There's a dark horse team, that has a coach right now. LA Rams. I think McVay is going to walk away. But I think that owner would then do a full court press on getting Payton
Harbaugh likes to run the ball and control the game. That's what Wilson needs right now. He no longer can win a shootout against the likes of Mahomes or Herbert.
Ram's would be ideal for Payton in that he would get a similar QB to Brees.
I can't find confirmation of that. You should link to a news story, not repeat rumors.
I wonder if he wants to leave "Blue" for the them... I feel that would be a huge win for the Broncos if they were able to snag him.
Report: Lamar Jackson not looking good for Sunday
Not good for the ravens. They need a healthy Jackson.
Also Lamar Jackson acts as his own agent (crazy I know), and one issue people keep talking about is with mobile Qbs - can you stay healthy. He's in a contract year and for the first time, he's missed games. The Drew Rosenhaus of the world would be able to overcome such an issue, but with Larmar and his mother doing the negotiating he's already behind the 8 ball.
My prediction is that the Ravens will tag him for next year and kick the can down the road. The longer he plays w/o a long term contract the higher the risk that he'll find himself getting hurt and unable to cash in
Not good for the ravens. They need a healthy Jackson.
Also Lamar Jackson acts as his own agent (crazy I know), and one issue people keep talking about is with mobile Qbs - can you stay healthy. He's in a contract year and for the first time, he's missed games. The Drew Rosenhaus of the world would be able to overcome such an issue, but with Larmar and his mother doing the negotiating he's already behind the 8 ball.
My prediction is that the Ravens will tag him for next year and kick the can down the road. The longer he plays w/o a long term contract the higher the risk that he'll find himself getting hurt and unable to cash in
I will believe it when I see it. Russ is an albatross at this point unfortunately. The list of guys in their mid 30's who had a terrible year and bounced back (non-injury related) is short. Actually, is there even anyone on that list? I have just heard speculation from some Michigan people that he is tired of dealing with the NCAA.
Throw in the news that Michigan is being investigated by the NCAA, so now Harbaugh will have to deal with anal probing for the foreseeable future. Most coaches cut bait and run
Me too... as a big "Blue" fan, I don't want to see him go, but I get it. They were finally able to beat that team from Ohio!!! FINALLY!
Well crap... It always seems to come down to recruiting. Ugh.
https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nca...ecruiting-violations/jfcxm4lqautohrp25mj94knb
I read though the the Level 1 "violations" were because he bought 2 recruits a burger that wasn't allowed. Well, more specifically I guess he misled and/or lied about that, but the rule is absurd to begin with.
Like that team that got hit for giving a player cream cheese with his bagel. The NCAA and some of their rules are draconian at best.
Like that team that got hit for giving a player cream cheese with his bagel. The NCAA and some of their rules are draconian at best.
Indeed. College athletes make oodles of $$$ for the colleges and NCAA, but if the college gives them a small token of appreciation, the NCAA comes down on 'em like a ton of bricks. Major violations, yeah, hit 'em hard. But 2 burgers?🙄 Come on, man.🤨
College players should get of cut of the $$$ they bring in. Not NFL level payout, but at least enough to let 'em buy a burger or two.😏