NFL General Comments 2025 Season

[Mr.TaterSalad]

2 hours ago, Hongbit said:

This is the most wide open playoff year we’ve had in maybe 2 decades.    There is no favorite in either conference. 

And the Rams just lost to the Falcons. So of course this is the year we don't make it in.

[Tigeraholic1]

Patriots had to know about it early in December and even to this day have not taken action. NFL rips a legal statement and also no suspension.

 

 

 

Edited 6 hours ago by Tigeraholic1

[sagnam]

29 minutes ago, Tigeraholic1 said:

Patriots had to know about it early in December and even to this day have not taken action. NFL rips a legal statement and also no suspension.

 

 

 

I am choosing to believe that the Cowboys read the headline wrong and acted rashly.

 

Cowboys waive Trevon Diggs 

Edited 6 hours ago by sagnam

[Motor City Sonics]

Coach Hot Seat Rankings

GOOD AS GONE

1. Jonathan Gannon - Cardinals.   Full rebuild coming here.  Maybe the Lions can find an O-Lineman for a mid-round draft pick.   Kyler Murray will be leaving too (my guess would be for Minnesota).  We could see a similar Stafford for Goff type deal with JJ going to the desert with a few draft picks. 

2. Raheem Morris, Falcons.   They had a nice swansong for him against the Rams, but this dude's been done since midseason and Arthur Blank was just being patient. 

3. Pete Carroll, Raiders.   Remember when Al Davis was the maverick who spit in the face of the NFL and won (for awhile).  Well, his son is the opposite.  Horrible owner.  How many coaches in how many years?   Pete should have walked into the sunset after Seattle.   What a story if Gruden came back.  It's the Raiders - Never Say Never. 

4. Kevin Stefanski, Browns.   I don't think it's his fault that the Browns are a mess.  It's still because of Deshaun Watson. And they still have to pay him next year.   I don't think the greatest coaches of All-Time could have done anything with this mess. 

HANGING BY A THREAD

5. Zac Taylor, Bengals.    The team is too dependent on Joe Burrow. Is it Tay-Tay's fault they struggle?  Would be a great choice for Lions OC

6. Todd Bowles, Buccaneers.   Injuries played a huge part in the Bucs' collapse.   I think he gets one more shot

7.  Mike McDaniel, Dolphins.   The Pats leapfrogged them big time.   I expect the Jets, with a better QB, to close the gap next year.  They continued playing hard for him.  Tua is a bust with good numbers, but not a real winner.   Goff might get that rep pretty soon too.  

8.  Mike Tomlin, Steelers.   It's just stale.  But Pittsburgh does not change coaches often and haven't fired one since 1968 and have only had 3 Head Coaches since then.   That's amazing.  

9. Shane Steichen, Colts.   The collapse was brutal.  It was a great story, they were the Belle of the Ball until about week 10 - from 8-2 to 8-8 and no playoffs.  I think he gets another shot.  

BUTTS GETTING WARM

10. Dan Quinn, Commanders.  We don't know much about the new owner and his patience, but what a drop off.  

11. Aaron Glenn.  I don't think the Jets will dust him after 1 year.   He doesn't deserve that.  But that owner is an idiot

12. Matt LaFleur.   Pack fans might be sick of just making the playoffs, eh? 

Edited 2 hours ago by Motor City Sonics

[Motor City Sonics]

4 hours ago, Tigeraholic1 said:

Patriots had to know about it early in December and even to this day have not taken action. NFL rips a legal statement and also no suspension.

 

 

 

It hasn't been fully investigated yet.   They shouldn't take action against him.  But if it turns out to be true, he should be gone immediately. 

[Sports_Freak]

1 hour ago, Motor City Sonics said:

It hasn't been fully investigated yet.   They shouldn't take action against him.  But if it turns out to be true, he should be gone immediately. 

His lawyer want the courts to keep it quiet...yeah, OK.