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What I like is the Packers were in a home playoff game this year against a team they were 27-3 against in the past 30 years at home and were something like 15-1 in December at home and Rodgers got outplayed by Goff in the 4th quarter. Now Rodgers is set to make $60 million and feels he can make demands.

Tampa has got to be the worst job for an OC. QB is in flux and Bowles is likely gone after the season. He's probably better off staying in Jacksonville and working with Lawrence another year.

Here's Stafford in 2015 before Jim Bob Cooter: Here he is after Cooter: I don't know how Lombardi got a job again over Jim Bob Cooter but you can trace Stafford's career success directly to Jim Bob Cooter. Is Ben Johnson Goff's Cooter(giggity)? Did people say Cooter was responsible for Stafford's success?

I see a lot of people treating it that way but for almost half the season they had a historically bad defense. They should see it as a blessing the Rams blew this year and gave them a good opportunity to improve the defense.

Here's bad Goff post Super Bowl excluding this past season: Here's post 2011 and pre Jim Bob Cooter Stafford: We already know 28 year old Stafford and Goff when they got new coordinators and turned their careers around. Thankfully the Lions didn't give up on Stafford and draft a backup QB in the 1st round and he continued to develop into a franchise QB who netted the team a solid foundation to build on.

Stafford's completion percentage was only 0.2% better and he threw more interceptions and fewer TDs and had comparable career numbers up until that point including a significantly worse completion percentage and had multiple separated shoulders. I'm also surprised that article wasn't written by Birkett. BTW, Stafford hadn't signed his massive deal yet. It even says that in the article you linked.

Then sign a veteran backup. Absolutely weird to draft a 1st round QB as a back up to a 28 year old QB who has only missed 3 games due to injury during 6 years. What makes one even think that Richardson, or any other rookie, is going to just come off the bench and keep the team afloat? It's weird there wasn't this much discussion about drafting a backup QB in the 1st round when Stafford was 28.

Goff is 28. As long as he's performing he's going to be around longer than a rookie contract.

Stafford was up to 61% his junior season and Stafford has never been known as the most accurate passer in the NFL. He flirted with 60% early in his NFL career.

I'm still trying to find a good NFL QB that had a completion percentage as bad as Richardson in college. The hype seems to be all about physical tools and not if he can actually play the position. If you want someone who is a good runner, draft Robinson.

Wait, wait, wait, the Durham investigation that was suppose to bring down Obama, Hillary and the etire Democratic party not only found no evidence of crime by them, but found evidence of a crime by Trump and then covered it up? I stand corrected. The script did actually get flipped.

Rodgers is just being a diva. He is holding the Packers hostage and his ransom is they bring back players like Cobb, Tonyan and Mercedes Lewis. The Packers just have to rip the bandaid off and due to Rodgers what they did to Favre.

Jim Caldwell got two shots. Usually that's all you get unless you are a Super Bowl winner.

I think the Carolina job was an underrated job and probably one of the best of the available jobs.

There is a VW Golf. I'm not sure if it was a typo or not but I ran with it.

It's a new brand out of California. It performed well at first but only under certain conditions and certain drivers. Didn't perform well in cold conditions and lacks top end acceleration. In the right conditions it's pretty safe, prefers efficiency over high speed. Had low resale value and owners had to pay to get rid of it. It was replaced with a Mustang GT with a little wear.

I for one bought a Ford Mach E because their name is on the stadium of one of North America's historically bad franchises.

You never know when your paths are going to cross like it did with Goff and Stafford.

Holmes was there when they acquired Ramsey and Ramsey said those comments while he was still in Jacksonville so I'll defer to Holmes and Campbell on if he is a kneecapper. Ramsey does like to talk though.

Jalen Ramsey didn't exactly have a ringing endorsement of Goff before the Rams traded for him "Jared Goff, he's average to above average. He reminds me of Jimmy Garoppolo a little bit. Year one, he wasn't good. He wasn't even good enough to earn his own starting role. Like, if you the number one pick, you expected to start now. Period. He wasn't ready to do that. He wasn't able to do that. Then when he did get in, he didn't really do that good. But in his second year, they got a new offensive coordinator. Your offensive coordinator is just your brainiac. When we played them, it felt like his offensive coordinator was drawing up perfect plays and then he was hitting the open man. For what his team ask him to do, yeah, he's good." He also said Josh Allen was trash and was meh about Stafford. "Matthew Stafford, I think he's straight. I don't think he the best quarterback out there. But he do what he gotta do." Jalen Ramsey Has Something to Say (About Literally Everyone) | GQ

Not sure who the source is but it would make sense the Lions would have interest.

Sounds like the NFL.

Campbell had as many wins as Pederson and Daboll and beat both by double digits. He lost by a combined 6 points to Sirianni and McDermott.

Here's something to chew on. Goff is the Rodney Dangerfield of QBs.