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Dan Campbell gets emotional after Washington loss.

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I think they were feeling themselves a bit much coming into the game and it compounded the 'bad day' aspect of things. Either way, it happens, and Campbell is a good coach overall. They need to cool it a bit with the trickery but not much, easy to get too cute and that's exactly what happened with the Williams dagger of an interception.

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Its time for the Lions to pull a KC and trade up for a QB, Goff isnt taking them all the way, thats why the Rams moved on. 

Give Goff this upcoming season because the class is weak and go for a QB in 2026. 

Hoping for a Commanders vs Bills super bowl. The Commanders are my grandpas team and he is up in age and the Bills have never won one. 

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Campbells a good coach. But Goff has always been as advertised, he will play well and put up stats but he shrinks in the clutch moments and when it matters most. Rams 100% won that trade. Same with Darnold and Baker, I'm not upset that we moved on from them. They play well to get to the playoffs but collapse when it matters. 

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1 minute ago, CarolinaRideorDie said:

Campbells a good coach. But Goff has always been as advertised, he will play well and put up stats but he shrinks in the clutch moments and when it matters most. Rams 100% won that trade. Same with Darnold and Baker, I'm not upset that we moved on from them. They play well to get to the playoffs but collapse when it matters. 

Of late, that description has been applied to a certain Steelers coach as well.

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Campbell is a really good coach, but one who is going to end up having some rough years along the way as well.

He's always going to need good coordinators as he's not really an X's and O's HC, which is rather rare, normally a HC is really good on one side of the ball.  The more turnover they have year to year on the coaching staff, it's going to end up leading to some down years when he doesn't pick his assistants properly.

But when he hits on his OC and DC in a season, then the positives of him being a HC are magnified and his team is going to have a real shot at contending.

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His philosophy has bit them in the ass 2 straight playoffs. That Jameson Williams pass was a stupid fuging play call by Johnson as well.  I'm not sure he will ever win a superbowl. The best coaches can adapt style a bit. Campbell only knows one way 

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16 hours ago, PootieNunu said:

Its time for the Lions to pull a KC and trade up for a QB, Goff isnt taking them all the way, thats why the Rams moved on. 

Give Goff this upcoming season because the class is weak and go for a QB in 2026. 

Hoping for a Commanders vs Bills super bowl. The Commanders are my grandpas team and he is up in age and the Bills have never won one. 

I would test Hendon Hooker out first. He may be just what they are looking for and need. I feel like he could turn into something and I am surprised if no other team has not attempted to get him in a trade for a later round draft pick to see if he can turn into a solid starter. He has had time on the bench to watch and he is ready to at least see if he can hack it as more than a backup 

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