Jon Snow

If he only had a brain.

He's got a better shot than our current guy, which doesn't say much but still.

No to #1 Probably to #2, 3 and 4

Old news.

That is the most logical assumption. But I've got to have something to hold onto. A blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then.

The only thing that is left to consider is that Tepper is establishing a president of letting a coach have more time than most teams to build a team. That would be inciting to good coaching candidates knowing there is more job security with Tepper even if you struggle at first. That's all I've got.

It's close.

That is going to hamper the search for a HC candidate one would think. At least it would narrow the candidate list to who would be comfortable with working with these guys.

I did and you both still are focusing on one play. You mean to tell that if the Bills had won the coin toss that the Chief's still would have won the game? Look I had no interest in which team won. But you are kidding yourself if you think that the coin toss didn't ultimately decide the outcome of this game.

So did the Chiefs. They had plenty of opportunities to put the Bills away but they had to pull off a miracle to even tie the game. What's your point? It cuts both ways. They pulled off a miracle and won the game of chance.

I'm not sure where you are going with this but it's the rules. The way this game was going the last team to possessed the ball (win the coin toss) was going to win the game based on the current rules. I for one wanted it to continue until the outcome was determined by the qb play and not a game of chance.

You can name any number of plays that had an effect on the outcome of the game. Why chose that one? The bottom line is that it ultimately was decided by the coin toss.

Yeah he is probably is a no for us. I'm really concerned about both line coach selections. I will have a keen interest in both those positions.

Any word on the dline coaching search?

He has the most experience of the bunch I think.

I hate when a game is decided by a coin flip like that. I told my son that whoever won the toss wins the game. Both offenses were on fire last night.

I was telling my son during the games that I couldn't remember a better series of playoff games ever. Hell a couple of the games may qualify for the best game ever discussion.

No thanks, too old and too expensive. First order of business is a great oline coach. Then let him decide on the youth movement infusion of competition needed to build a nasty and deep oline. No more expensive bandaids.

It will never go away.

Aaron Rodgers is not coming to Carolina no matter how much they offer to pay him. It's a pipe dream and a waste of time to even consider. But please by all means carry on.

No thanks. That asshole can go somewhere else. He will go to NO, maybe. He would fit right in with Peyton.

It certainly does take guts/brass balls to stay the course after enduring this horrific season. The odds that it pays off are not in his favor. Every decision that was made seemed to end in disaster or disappointment. If that was the plan then it 1000% was a success. Could things possibly get worse? I guess we will have to tune in to find out.

A few bad posters on here does not make a fanbase. We all know we need a great QB to have a shot a regular contender. But this team is far from a good qb away from being a serious contender. I don't care if they draft a qb every draft until they find "The Guy" but that doesn't mean they ignore everything else until they do. So unless there is another Joe Burrow that they can draft at pick 6 in the upcoming draft all they can do is keep building wherever they can. I hope the focus is on the oline and they take a shot at a backup qb in the draft to replace the overpriced Sam Darnold.

Rhules will have to have a winning record and a chance at the playoffs to survive for another season me thinks. Anything short of that the process is over.

I wouldn't be surprised to see him end up in Dallas.