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White hasn't been the same since he got injured in Buffalo, and was barely playing for the Rams. Ravens' secondary has been awful and injured so it's a dart throw at this point...that's why they are swapping picks in like 2026 for him.

That writer must have been duped by the Adam SCHEFLER twitter account that breaks fake trades, although he doesn't source anything. Steelers traded for Mike Williams for a 5th.

It was well known in Pittsburgh that if he had any seemingly minor injuries that he wouldn't practice

Saints will have a 31.6 million dead cap hit for 2025 because of him....and they are already 71 million over for next year. Yikes.

That would be twitter account Adam SCHELFER reporting it, not true

This should probably be copied and pasted everywhere.

Arthur Smith coached three more games after the Bryce loss last year. His last loss with a shot at the playoffs on the line was to….Dennis Allen and then he was fired. That was the game where Jameis was supposed to take a knee to end the game when they were up by 24 and changed the play call to let Jamaal Williams score his only TD of the season

Seriously guys, Dennis Allen was well on his way to getting fired regardless of this game. He was in a Matt Rhule situation where most of the fan base wanted him gone after his second season and they had badly lost 6 straight coming into this game. His only remaining excuse was Carrs injury. Even if they would have hung on and won this game he probably gets canned after the Falcons likely beat them by 30 next weekend in New Orleans.

Dan Quinn when he lost to Matt Rhule and Mike Smith when we beat them 34-3 to win the NFC south in 2014.

This post won the award for “Tell me you don’t know anything about the rest of the NFL without saying it outright”

Bummer, I was hoping he’d get an extension

Luvu took less money to go to Washington, not sure why Morgan gets blamed for that

Nice decision Darnold

Even if Carr doesn't play, Rattler got benched for Jake Haener last week.

We nearly traded for Watson, why would this be the straw that broke the camels back?

Athlon sports evidently believes claims from randoms on twitter. They are citing the same video that has already been debunked by Ben Albright. Tepper wasn't even in Denver that day.

This has already been debunked. The video shows the “owners box” with a bunch of people wearing orange and tepper was at the FC playoff game in Orlando. Don’t believe everything you see on X.

Jets defense just allowed 37 to Russell Wilson and 25 to Jacoby Brisset. Seems like they miss Robert Saleh, but what do I know?

Yeah because that looks like Teppers owners box that has a bunch of people wearing orange. Wasn't he in Orlando anyway for the Charlotte FC playoff game?

Come on fiz, I know you have been against the Canales hire from the jump and that's fine, but you can't tell me you actually believe this was a top 5 defense last year. They allowed the fourth most points in the league and were dead last in takeaways and sacks. You can cite the yards allowed, but just like 2010, offenses could pretty much relax for most of the second half and run the ball because this team had no hope of scoring. This year was pretty much fuged from the get go because of all the roster decisions from the last 2-3 years that have come to roost. It's that simple.

If the mandate was fix Bryce, then surely we would be adding pieces on offense. The line is as good as it's been at pass blocking in years. We got Diontae for basically nothing. The rookies are a mixed bag so far. Burns was likely to be gone no matter who the coach was, and I don't think anyone has a problem with that given that he's being paid like a top 3 pass rusher and never has played like it. Luvu signed in Washington for less money. Chinn was barely playing because for whatever reason he doesn't fit our system. The depth on the team would have likely been bad no matter what, especially with Brown going down in week one, and most of the FA additions on defense simultaneously getting hurt. We should have known it was going to be bad when Morgan was going through every team's scraps at the end of the preseason (and still is just about every week).

That's a missed opportunity. He'll probably be the Jets new head coach

Good.

Was it or was it not going to be a mandate that whoever the new coach was would be tasked with fixing bryce? Who could have actually done it?

Almost all of you who are already on the fire canales train are on record as saying that there's nobody that could possibly fix Bryce Young (which was going to be a mandate no matter who was hired), and want to fire him because....he didn't fix Bryce Young?