Mr. Scot

It ain't over yet

First thing I thought of...

Doesn't actually look like it was Allen's fault.

Holy sh-t!!! I have officially seen it all.

Just saw this

I wouldn't be terribly surprised If the Ravens game provides an answer to this question.

They're playing their way into that discussion.

Actual path... Buy tickets.

Chubba's not a bad runner. Pass catcher or return man? Well...

I honestly don't fear Mahomes the runner as much as I did Young in his prime. My worry with Allen is that he won't last because of the physical nature of his game and the way he's being used.

With a new coach? I'm not sure I buy that scenario.

If you're asking yourself this question, don't frame it in terms of Foreman alone. The 3-back stable that we've got right now is pretty damn good

The look on his face last night told me he absolutely couldn't believe he was losing to us

I like Staubach, but the best dual threat in NFL history is Steve Young.

Use him a little? "Why are you ignoring our best weapon?" Use him a lot? "You're running him into the ground!" Tain't easy.

To be fair though, that's not his fault. I guess you'd say it's the team's fault for having dumb coaches.

I think at this point it's kind of expected.

He came close to it enough times last night that I can't really blame anyone for having that particular concern.

Davis could be good but he never seemed to last very long.

Do I want to be demanding of my team? Yeah, I do. As far as Rhule, given what we know now is that really a discussion you'd want to revisit? As to Richardson, like most of us I had a lot of hope starting out but saw how things went down the road. Tepper? Today he's not even as successful as Richardson was, but to his credit at least he's not holding on to unsuccessful coaches and GMs for more than a decade merely because they're loyal to him.

Not the greatest example

The coaching decision will be made long before free agency and the draft

It's arguable. Sauerbrun and Andy Lee were great too. Heck, I liked Tommy Barnhardt.