Mr.TaterSalad

Smartest guy, with the biggest IQ, who knows more about everything than anyone, doesn't realize the Swiss speak German.

If the NFL wants to make changes I still want my division winner doesn't guarantee a playoff spot change. One other change I want to see is published transcripts, as well as any audio and video communications that occur between the NFL's league officiating offices and their on-field officials during the game. You will never, ever convince me, until I see transcribed evidence pointing to the contrarty, that the league didn't buzz down the refs in the KC game on the Goff TD that wasn't. That Illegal Motion call was 100% called from upstairs/New York offices. The NFL needs to publicly release any and all communications that occur between the league's review booth, the New York office, and the on-field officials during a game.

Also, if Robert Kraft wants to prostitute himself like this and add an 18th game then fine. I want him out on the practice field, at OTAs, training camp, and in games doing the same things these guys have to put their bodies through.

I think 18 games is overkill for sure. You already have a increased number of injuries due to the players being bigger, stronger, faster, and more aggressive in their playing style. You will turn the Super Bowl into the IR Bowl. As Cardinal mentioned above, the winner will simply be who is the healthiest at that point, taking all equity, fairness, and fun out of the game itself. I am a hard no on expanding the schedule.

If you support our government invading a sovereign territory and picking a fight with a longtime ally, you can **** right off!

I was looking forward to watching the National Championship game tonight, until ESPN played a propaganda puff piece from the fat, fascistic, felon tonight. Game went off as soon as I saw ESPN turn into state TV for this fat ****.

I agree. I was only posting Petzing's stats in Arizona to share them with the group and as a point of discussion in the event there is anything we can learn from the number. I don't think it is an indictment on him as a coordinator and play caller though. Goff is a better overall QB than Murray. He's more accurate, has better mechanics, makes better decisions with the ball, and stays healthy unlike Murray. As you said, Petzing seems to have an offensive system and playbook built around a more traditional, under center QB. Designed for more runs and play action. Given Goff's a better fit than Murray and has proven he can stay healthy, I think this will be more of a true tell for who Petzing is as a coordinator now that he has the personnel to fit his scheme.

Valenti is saying this guy was a Groosman in Ben Johnson's wedding and was close friends with Ben.

Apparently Petzing has a run-heavy scheme and runs lots of play action with two TE sets. Sounds like a guy tailored made for Goff.

Under Petzing's watch in Arizona the Cardinals had the following offensive rankings . . . FYI sack % is essentially what percentage of the time does the QB end up getting sacked. A higher ranking means your QB was less likely to be sacked and a lower rankings in the 20s or below means he was more likely to be sacked. 2025: 19th in yards/game, 5th in total passing yards, 31st in total rushing yards, 23rd in total points, 21st in EPA with -.02 EPA (Expected points per play), 25th in sack %. 2024: 11th in yards/game, 21st in total passing yards, 7th in total rushing yards, 12th in total points, 10th in EPA with .06 EPA (Expected points per play), 5th in sack %. 2023: 19th in yards/game, 26th in total passing yards, 5th in total rushing yards, 24th in total points, 21st in EPA with -.07 EPA (Expected points per play), 21st in sack %.

Interesting to see that all the mobile QBs have been eliminated from the playoffs this year. All the people who want to run Goff out of town for a more mobile QB I guess don't want to have their team still in the playoffs. Granted, I wanted to run Stafford out of town once upon a time and for that I was WRONG!

Brady was high on my list for Michigan coaching candidates, so I'd have no problem with him being considered here for OC. Do you fault Brady's play calling for Allen fumbling the ball twice and throwing multiple INTs in the playoff game against Denver. I suppose on one or two of them you could link it back to play designs and whatever. But I don't look at Brady's playcalling as the reason Buffalo lost that game or failed to get past the Kansas City hump each of the last few seasons. He's a young, up-and-coming coordinator who I would love to have here as an OC now that he's likely available.

Never forget, this is a guy we're supposed to reaver as a national hero.

I've started looking at prospects and who I would love for the Lions to get. For the first round, I'm only looking at offensive lineman and Edge/DE's right now. I know Brad Holmes goes BPA when he drafts, so most any non-QB or special teams position is an option. I really think though that we need to be spending our 1st round pick on either Oline or a pass rusher of some sort. I would go crazy if we were able to land a guy like Spencer Fano from Utah at Tackle. He's the top Tackle in the draft most likely, so that probably isn't happening. But man, you talk about rebuilding the line and quickly, having two maulers at the Tackle positions in Fano and Sewell would do it. I think we have better odds of getting the other Utah Tackle in Caleb Lomu or getting the Guard from Penn State Olaivavega Ioane.

Shocker as in Yzerman sat on his hands and didn't make a move or shocker as in Vegas was aggressive and made a move?

Days like today really frustrate me and make me hate this franchise and this team. 59 Super Bowls and the Ford family and their pathetic franchise hasn't even lucked into one ****ing Super Bowl. Meanwhile, in a matter of two years post Bill Belichick, the Patriots drafted a new QB, rebuilt their roster from the ground up, and are making a Super Bowl. Meanwhile, this franchise and the smartest guys in the room in this regime are going backwards. I get it, progress isn't always linear. But to see New England go back to get another Super Bowl, to see them rebuild their franchise in two years, disgusts me. Boston sports fans have it so damn good. I don't actually hate this franchise or this regime. It's just so frustrating.

A complete bitch move by him. In this big a game, you go for it every time. Way to important of a game to be turtling like that and quitting.

Come on, **** off New England. They have a 15 year, multi-Super Bowl run with Tom Brady and now they're likely going back in less than a decade. Meanwhile, we're sitting at home not even in the playoffs yet again. Some fans have it sooooooooooo good. Unbelievable.

Nice job to every ****ing clown who voted for this clown. I thought we were more respected than ever around the world? By the way, if we do invade Greenland, I expect every big mouth, fake tough guy in MAGA to enlist. What an absolute ****ing embarrassment this all is.

Is Kasper finally coming back to life here?

Don't forget about being white and a man too. White men get off way easier than Somali-American people. If they weren't black Trump wouldn't give two ****s. He doesn't care about Brett Favre, Ted DiBiasie and his son, or any of the dozens and dozens of hucksters and fraudsters he has pardoned. Trump hates black people at his core. He likely believes all the usual tropes and stereotypes about blacks. Those he does keep around are tokens and for photo ops to prove he is not some racist. There's a reason though you haven't heard him say jack **** about the $80 million welfare scheme in Mississippi but you have heard him groaning on about the fraud in Minnesota.

I think I'm out on Arthur Smith as well. His offenses were subpar and underperformed in Atlanta. That was with guys like Bijan Robinson, Drake London, and Kyle Pitts. That is a solid set of weapons. He also trotted out Desmond Ridder as his starting QB instead of getting himself a real NFL QB. There are several names I am interested in well before Arthur Smith. Not just the big names either like McDaniel, Roman, and Stefanski. Jake Peetz, the Seahawks Passing Game Coordinator, is a young up and coming name I really like. He made Sam Darnold work and their passing offense didn't really suffer even after trading Metcalf.

Wasn't Arthur Smith heavily criticized in Atlanta for giving Tyler Algiers nearly as many carries at RB as Bijan Robinson, their highly touted, first round RB?

I was at the game. It was actually announced that they were chugging one beer for every free agent Scott Harris signed. They had two beers and that was it.