Mr. Scot

Seconded...

Ben McAdoo made that call.

The headline of the article on his retirement mentions that his crew once reffed a Super Bowl. I don't remember which one it was, but I do remember there being complaints about poor officiating afterwards. (I remember that primarily because I was expecting it and wasn't surprised)

Jerome Boger retires

I missed this when it happened, but wow... As far as I know, the Seattle Mariners are the only Major League Baseball team to ever be penalized in an NFL game. These are the sorts of things we'll remember now that Jerome Boger is retiring For more context, check out this clip:

Autocorrect is a tool from the pits of he'll 🫥

Rerun

It's geito where you can't even throw a woman on a bed full of guns anymore 🫥 Though I would add, at the risk of starting something, there is the Deshaun Watson story to consider.

I think it's possible. He's the kind of guy I could see the players following.

That time he helped Bryce get up to speed 🫥

"Ugly Stepsister" works better for me...

I see some members of the "I saw that guy on Sportscenter and people say he's good so we should sign him" brigade are out. You don't sign a guy for how good he used to be. You only sign someone you think can be good in the future. Not so sure Cook fits that category anymore...

Most rookies aren't. Bryce might be.

I've heard of that book. Haven't read it but it's supposed to be a good one. I'd add that one of the things which probably helped change the culture was the rise of the internet and social media. It's way harder to cover things up these days than it used to be.

You're seriously asking this question? Tony Dungy, Marv Levy, Pete Carroll (more than once) oh, and that guy in New England... Bill something. All of them got fired. Then there's Gruden who didn't get fired per se but got traded away and won shortly thereafter. Getting in the NFL fired isn't a death sentence, especially not when it's by an owner as dumb as Jim Irsay. Same principle applies for coordinators and other assistants.

Also not a fan, but given the circumstances out of preferred Horn take zero rather than Burns. As an aside, this would mean they're classifying him as a linebacker (duh) because under the rule, offensive and defensive linemen aren't allowed to wear zero.

Don't know, but it'd be great.

Imagine what a film session with Young and Kuechly would look like

Because if you can't predict the future right now, you must be a coward Also, the first preseason pass of any quarterback's rookie season tells you everything you need to know about their entire career.

On the flipside... https://twitter.com/4ourmanrush/status/1665448919042588674?t=10GN-eVRqlhK52dGbIfHOw&s=19

You farted on that seat, didn't you?

What Lady Cowboy Fan calls laziness I call retirement.

What that reminds me of...

Already studied 'em before I tested out of my college math classes. They called 'em CLEP tests back then. I don't know if they still use that name anymore. Mind you, the most practical application I use those skills for these days Is not buying lottery tickets.