Aye. Shanahan isn't regarded as a QB whisperer, but I believe he is. Back when he was QB coach for the Texans, Matt Schaub played like above average QB, eventually becoming a Pro Bowl MVP. After Shanahan, left and Schaub went full derp mode.
Yep, I had a friend give me this piece of advise. It doesn't matter if your team wins or loses, you still have to wake up in the morning and go to work, where as the professional player gets to play golf when his season ends.
I dunno, not a Vikings fan, but I'm still excited to see what McCarthy can do down the line.
That's great advice, but aren't you a Patriots fan? It isn't like you have had it hard.
look at how "good" the patriots were back in the 1970s and tell me again how hard it wasbut aren't you a Patriots fan? It isn't like you have had it hard.
Exactly - I started lugging trays of sodas around the stands of Schaeffer Stadium at 14 back when the Pats were 2-14 ...look at how "good" the patriots were back in the 1970s and tell me again how hard it was
I hated how that traded away Jim Plunkett and he became a super bowl winner with the raiders.
Maybe, but I would say 6 freaking superbowls and now a new QB STUD in Drake Maye more than offsets.look at how "good" the patriots were back in the 1970s and tell me again how hard it was
. I know you're right - but growing up with such crap teams capped off by stumbling backwards into perhaps the worst Super Bowl blowout in history (XX against the 'Super Bowl Shuffle' Bears) really set a tone that stuck with me well past the first 3 super bowls the Pats won in the early 00s.
Most people believe, there would not be a dynasty if it wasn't for that, but by the same token, if the team changed very little, why would thy not win any other super bowls - It was a seminal moment to be sure but how much life would have changed is debatable imo
By the same token, I often wonder what would have happened if Norwood had made the FG in SB XXV. Would the Bills go on to win 4 consecutive SB? Wide right was a pivotal moment in NFL history.
