Those types of people kill me. Some things are obviously good / bad, you should be able to context clue it out for yourselfPurdy got sacked and she asked “is that bad”…
Yeah like I get she was getting confused about me explaining clock mechanics and stuff but she really asked some stupid questions. How could that possibly ever be good.Those types of people kill me. Some things are obviously good / bad, you should be able to context clue it out for yourself
For my fellow random & useless stats & factoids nerds: if you held an opponent to <250 yds with no turnovers you’ve been 220 wins - 0 losses since a familiar QB experienced the Fail Mary…
Whole family is decidedly MAGA.Only just seen the Nick Bosa MAGA stuff. What a cnut.
Ownership fair enough, but players? That would surprise me tbh but won't pretend I know much about US politics.I would guess that 3/4 of the NFL (players, coaches, ownership) and an overwhelming majority of the fans are MAGA supporters. At least 2/3.
They're millionaires and not the brightest either. Many are also religious.Ownership fair enough, but players? That would surprise me tbh but won't pretend I know much about US politics.
Richardson might go on to become good but the first two seasons have shown that it was an absolutely crazy decision to draft him that high. What the last few drafts have shown is that very few QB's are ready after college and so many of them like Goff, Baker and Darnold etc are playing their best 5+ years into the league. These are players who had insane amount of reps so to take someone with no reps was nonsensical. Niners did the same with Trey Lance
Read an article saying that most QBs would do well to stay 4 years in college right now, find themselves a program that suits their strengths, get some nice NIL money in the meantime, and fully develop yourself before you declare for the draft because most (if not all) NFL teams have no interest in actually developing a QB for a few years. Packers might be one of the only exceptions to that rule, there's no way Jordan Love would've been able to do what he's doing right now if he immediately had to step into a starting role right away, but they made him sit and learn behind Rodgers and it turned out just fine. Even Mahomes sat for a year and then exploded for an MVP season in his sophomore year.Richardson might go on to become good but the first two seasons have shown that it was an absolutely crazy decision to draft him that high. What the last few drafts have shown is that very few QB's are ready after college and so many of them like Goff, Baker and Darnold etc are playing their best 5+ years into the league. These are players who had insane amount of reps so to take someone with no reps was nonsensical. Niners did the same with Trey Lance
Very few GM's and coaches have the job security in the league to develop QB's. Steichen probably knows that he will get sacked soon if Richardson is a bust and the team doesn't win either. It's akdu difficult to get the other players on board if the QB isn't playing wellRead an article saying that most QBs would do well to stay 4 years in college right now, find themselves a program that suits their strengths, get some nice NIL money in the meantime, and fully develop yourself before you declare for the draft because most (if not all) NFL teams have no interest in actually developing a QB for a few years. Packers might be one of the only exceptions to that rule, there's no way Jordan Love would've been able to do what he's doing right now if he immediately had to step into a starting role right away, but they made him sit and learn behind Rodgers and it turned out just fine. Even Mahomes sat for a year and then exploded for an MVP season in his sophomore year.
Richardson might just be bad but we don't know for sure yet and given the importance of a franchise QB in today's league, it's very worthwile to find out, so I'm not convinced at all that the Colts are giving up on him completely. If you don't have your own Mahomes/Lamar/Allen/Herbert/Burrow/Stroud, especially in the AFC, you're fecked anyway.
And I still hold the same opinion on Trey Lance who just never got a fair shot in the league at all but I know that I'm gonna die pretty much alone on that hill
Texans without their 2 best receivers and the Jets have at least strengthened on paper recently with Reddick back and Davante coming in. Still think they're a massive underdog myself.Also, can anyone explain why the line for TNF is Jets -2 this week? Seems criminal with the way both teams are playing this season.
Clearly the Colts have seen enough and are cutting bait on Richardson. My only exposure to him this season has been from watching RedZone, but AR seems unable to throw accurately and has some of the worst body language I’ve seen for a QB not named Aaron Rodgers. Plus, taking himself out in a 3rd and goal situation prolly made this an easier decision.
He also explains to Edelman how he initially got the job - had to audition for 5 hours on 8 randomly chosen NFL games from the past. Director called him few weeks later to tell him he decided he was their guy after only watching the first 10 minutes of the entire thing