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Funny how just winning with the Panthers gets you HC of the year awards. It's almost like no one thinks they should win so when they do must have been a hell of a job. In real life though that clock management before half time last game shows he still has some more growing to do but looking good

I think he will go as the running game goes. As long as Dave doesn't abandon the run in the 1st quarter before they can even establish it they should be able to pass it more efficiently. If he comes out trying to prove a point by passing on every down then I suspect it will not go well.

This is me too. I'm not gonna claim to have done a deep analysis on him. My take at this point is a "surface" take. I just have a hard time imagining that he's gonna make a successful transition to the pro game.

In my opinion bryce vs the saints is gonna be a big game. Made him look really bad last game, important Divisional game on the road & you are getting 2 weeks to get ready. You CAN NOT have a bad game coming off the rams. Consistency is to big here. Keep it going.

That chart is 10+ air yards and over the middle of the field

I'd call this a valid take. A realistic one also cause there ain't a whole lot else we can do

I think with Schottenheimer, it very much is an asterisk choice. It all depends on if they win the East, and then it almost becomes a vote based on the popularity of the Cowboys. I do not think it will happen, as I see it either being Vrabel or Johnson, but, I think there is a highly unlikely path to it happening.

Sims is wrong a lot.

Pretty much where I'm at. I question whether he gets there, but stranger things have happened.

Yeah, he did. In a different context, George S Patton was a colossal a--shole (my WWII veteran uncle hated his guts) but it can't be argued that he helped us win the war. So is he all hero, all scoundrel, or is it...complicated? The whole dichotomy of instating that players be lumped into categories of "all good" or "all bad" just isn't viable in a real world discussion any more than we can put any human being in one of those two camps. Life is complicated. So is football.

Very possible

The Jaguars are a very undisciplined team. Gameplans have been good but I hesitate with Coen. Schot’s work doesn’t impress me. Dak is having one of his best seasons and their defense has been strong the last few weeks. Harbaugh I do credit. He’s done a nice job.

same guy that was slobbering matt coral

its a 4-6 month recovery; hunt got injured and had the surgery back in september his position requires grabbing and blocking 300+ pound DT (vita vea) no amounts of elbow bracing, rehab, etc. can prepare that surgically repaired bicep to handle 300+ pound linemen in that short amount of recovery timeline

This is what im waiting to see....If he can bounce back against them on the road I will give him big credit.

Was he treated as a backup here? These are some damn good throws. https://x.com/justblande/status/1995605727323500992?s=46&t=LFCU3YJC5DIKyaUU92bPAQ

Brilliant!

Trends for QBs with a tendency to be streaky can be hard to follow. (we get a lot of those types here)

Apparently the rumor is that Jennings is out there talking about peoples wives and kids. Real pos.

He's a double edged sword. Some players are. Smitty could be one of those too. Delhomme definitely was. Yeah, it makes being a fan a rollercoaster ride but we all oughtta be used to that by now.

Coen, rookie coach, has his team in 1st place, missed the playoffs last season. Harbaugh, Chargers have been competitive from the start, and all season, despite losing both tackles for the year. Schottenheimer, possibly if the Cowboys win the East.

Colts are not even going to make the playoffs

Ben Johnson? Its one of those two guys

JaMarcus Russell could drive it 20 yards easily but that didn't make him a good QB.