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As a side effect to this, I would not be shocked if St. Louis is at the top of any expansion/relocation with Missouri no longer having a team.

The NFL should go back to all outdoor stadiums. Weather has always been a factor in games and they shouldn't ruin it by everything indoors. Plus all games should be on natural grass. Then again I am old school and love the days of the Baltimore Colts playing in the snow and mud.

I had the privilege of watching a Monday Night game at Arrowhead, loudest crowd ever! Now they piss it all away by building a dome? Jeez these fans show up at 6 am for a 1 pm game… and it’s cold as faux! This really shocked me, just sad!

Yes indeed. The new Bills stadium will still be open air IIRC.

Old man... Rivers!

I don't think they have broken ground on it yet, but this possibility has been floating around for a while as a path to upgrade/modernize the old stadium. It is similar to what went on with Soldier Field, and now that has had the consequences of the Bears wanting something new anyway since Soldier Field is the smallest stadium in the league. It is the end of an era as Arrowhead has long had a reputation of being a difficult venue for visiting teams, as well as not too many of the old legendary stadiums are around anymore.

BoA being open air might be an advantage, every team is moving into a fuging dome it seems. Panthers don't win vs the Rams if it doesn't rain imo

He's definitely done not great games, or at least games where he's pretty critical of the players decisions. But they're not super common, understandably - the market is smaller for that stuff.

But he talks funny!

It is to me anyway. I like it not just for qb evaluation but for the entire offense as well. It has value beyond evaluating the qb.

It’s mostly after good games I guess that’s what generates views. Man has to pay bills. But he does sprinkle in bad ones occasionally

I stand corrected then, I will take your word for it. Just seems like he only does these after a qb good game

Most times you don't need to know the call to see where the only real options are. You can see the play develop frame by frame and see how the routes are drawn up and how well the receiver runs said route. He explains the concept behind each route and what options are available to the qb. He even figures out the proper progression based on defensive alignment as the play develops. Its a good educational tool if you can tolerate his annoying voice.

Yes. I probably get at least as much out of the losses or poor performances if QB analysis is the objective. The all 22 perspective is really good to see, even if I don’t know the play call or who is at fault over a miscommunication/wrong route.

aint no way in fuging hell they can get this done in 5 years

Nah he does plenty of criticism especially when Bryce struggled he pointed out poor mechanics, not setting right pass protection, etc.

it is? i hope in never find out

I think its more being Positive Pete rather than point out where a qb fuged up. Which again to me would be way more enlightening

I am sure its out there, thats just not my bag. Without knowing the play call, audible, etc seems like a pointless exercise to try to point out the good or bad of a play/game

That’s what I like about it as well, it does make me understand our passing offense better and really see how much of it is the QB missing a read etc.

It is odd. But I guess it doesn't sell as good as breaking down what went right.

I would personally love to see a professional break down every game, good or bad. It helps me get a full picture of where all the issues are.

I assume he is certainly cherry picking for young as hes only done like 2 or 3 this year but for more in general I wonder if he does qb with losses. Perusing his page it doesnt look like it. Odd but whatever

TMAc is currently -340 to win it.

Ask @TheSpecialJuan. He seems to have a thing for the male anatomy.