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This feels like it would be a bit premature. They have so many personnel issues.
Agreed
Third. Ownership needs to appreciate the team's ceiling for a year when thinking about coaching changes. If the roster sucks, even the best coach can only make their record so good.
I also think teams should really rethink what duties a HC should handle during game day. Fangio routinely had issues with timeouts, challenges, situational awareness stuff, and that’s not uncommon among HC’s. Many head coaches “run their side of the ball” and basically cede certain responsibilities to a coordinator anyway.
Definitely with you. If you're the HC, you should be worried about both sides of the ball. You're the person in charge. You're not a coordinator anymore. It really is frustrating to watch teams piss away chances bc their clock management is trash.
Post by potentpotables on Jan 9, 2022 14:33:57 GMT -5
I will fourth this possible Texans firing. They hired a guy who I had never heard of (I think most of us hadn't, and we watch a lot of football), and they haven't looked terrible considering the holes in the roster! I actually have been impressed by his job and definitely think he should get another chance.
Bigger yikes on the colts. If the steelers win its def gonna put the chargers and raiders at a crossroads about just making it a tie so nobody risks anything lol.
You already won that. No way Colts are scoring 36 or whatever at this point. Zero. It’s not like anyone’s going to risk a ton of money on the Jags, but that point spread is hard not to bet in the NFL outside of random covid circumstances
Anyone in favor of just splitting the final week of games by conference so that there isnt any crazy scoreboard watching by teams and that whoever plays late doesnt get an advantage on prior outcomes? Sat can be AFC, sunday is NFC ( vice versa ) and all the games are at noon each respective day. I mean NBC might just get screwed tonight if Chargers and Raiders run 3 downs straight and punt back and forth so injuries are non existent. I dont see why the head coaches dont agree to do that, this happens in soccer all the time, they play to a tie and thats that.
Anyone in favor of just splitting the final week of games by conference so that there isnt any crazy scoreboard watching by teams and that whoever plays late doesnt get an advantage on prior outcomes? Sat can be AFC, sunday is NFC ( vice versa ) and all the games are at noon each respective day. I mean NBC might just get screwed tonight if Chargers and Raiders run 3 downs straight and punt back and forth so injuries are non existent. I dont see why the head coaches dont agree to do that, this happens in soccer all the time, they play to a tie and thats that.
This year is probably the best final week of the season so far. Outside of teams that have clinched, I think only Green Bay was assured of their position. The NFL does have some contemporaneous games scheduled as far as playoff outcomes. Chargers Raiders is an outlier because it’s the night game. But on the NFC side, the Rams game is intertwined with the Saints and Cardinals games which are all at the same time.
Culley has certainly exceeded expectations considering the overall makeup of the roster.
don't think that he's got anything special about him and we've looked really bad at times, but I think he deserves another shot. this is arguably a 0-16 talent roster and we might climb out w 5 wins
if someone better suddenly wanted to take over this dumpster, maybe, idk if some loser out there wants to work w Deshaun, but imo this is just arrogance from our really shitty front office that we'll get a better coach.
Wentz is essentially not a guy you want on your team. PFF graded him #32-best at QB this year. He's borderline a starter, he's a salvage project, and he's counting over 128M against the cap over the next four years.
100 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT, 1 fumble lost, 6 sacks taken. Against the soon-to-be 3-14 Jaguars.
Anyone in favor of just splitting the final week of games by conference so that there isnt any crazy scoreboard watching by teams and that whoever plays late doesnt get an advantage on prior outcomes? Sat can be AFC, sunday is NFC ( vice versa ) and all the games are at noon each respective day. I mean NBC might just get screwed tonight if Chargers and Raiders run 3 downs straight and punt back and forth so injuries are non existent. I dont see why the head coaches dont agree to do that, this happens in soccer all the time, they play to a tie and thats that.
This year is probably the best final week of the season so far. Outside of teams that have clinched, I think only Green Bay was assured of their position. The NFL does have some contemporaneous games scheduled as far as playoff outcomes. Chargers Raiders is an outlier because it’s the night game. But on the NFC side, the Rams game is intertwined with the Saints and Cardinals games which are all at the same time.
Just saying. I just think if the league was trying to get the max attention you dont leave the door open for the final game to have the ability to end with a tie because of everything else. Of course its a huge anomaly but still, there ways to make everyone still care about the final week and not leave some weird scenario sitting there to play out. I mean its The Colts fault today for allowing this madness anyway.
Wentz is essentially not a guy you want on your team. PFF graded him #32-best at QB this year. He's borderline a starter, he's a salvage project, and he's counting over 128M against the cap over the next four years.
100 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT, 1 fumble lost, 6 sacks taken. Against the soon-to-be 3-14 Jaguars.
1st interception on the road!
Idk if colts are in position to really upgrade though, think they stick w him another year and try to get some better weapons so people just don't tee off on Taylor all year
This year is probably the best final week of the season so far. Outside of teams that have clinched, I think only Green Bay was assured of their position. The NFL does have some contemporaneous games scheduled as far as playoff outcomes. Chargers Raiders is an outlier because it’s the night game. But on the NFC side, the Rams game is intertwined with the Saints and Cardinals games which are all at the same time.
Just saying. I just think if the league was trying to get the max attention you dont leave the door open for the final game to have the ability to end with a tie because of everything else. Of course its a huge anomaly but still, there ways to make everyone still care about the final week and not leave some weird scenario sitting there to play out. I mean its The Colts fault today for allowing this madness anyway.
Your point is completely valid. But I feel like the NFL has been taking incremental steps over the last several years especially in stacking late divisional games to encourage end of season competition. This carries over somewhat to otherwise meaningless games because of the inter divisional dislike teams have for each other. I also agree with your point that it’s a fluke. What’s also a fluke is that kick by Tucker basically leaves only a BIg Ben TD pass and 10 yards receiving by Les Claypool for one of my kids to hit a 6 or 7 prop parlay. Great play by Fitzpatrick
No it isn't. These teams aren't going to just trade the ball for four quarters.
If both teams pulled their starters and just ran it, then yes, its possible. Pittsburgh right now can determine if the Raiders pull their starters. They lose, theyll rest I think.
Post by piggy pablo on Jan 9, 2022 16:21:39 GMT -5
Having all the games at the same Noon start time rather than setting up a prime time game that is a defacto playoff game between division rivals doesn't "maximize attention".