Jeter gift basket jokes are so old, Roy Moore doesn’t even notice them while walking through the mall.

There’s already an extra roster spot for developmental QBs. It’s called the third-string/practice squad QB. But that’s the problem: Sitting and learning and soaking in the big leagues is good for a QB. But nothing is more beneficial than live reps. You could add two extra QBs to each roster tomorrow and I don’t think…

Is it that the NFL has lost its QB middle class, or is it confirmation bias because we forget the shitty QBs of yesteryear, but today’s are fresh in our mind? To wit:

John Fox should be the first coach to get fired mid-challenge.

I’m honestly staggered by the amazing chemistry of the Eagles this season. Every mic’d-up Eagle in-game video is a delight to watch.

“It just won’t be the same seeing another team’s abbreviation next to his name.”

...and Fox wouldn’t answer.

This is why you should never hire a fox to coach bears.

“We don’t know exactly what we’re doing.”

I’m confused as to how they turn this into a movie about Lynden Johnson’s wife, but I’m gonna stick it out to the end.

As usual, he sounds like my drunk uncle. But unusually, I kind of agree with him this time?!

He shouldn’t be in the HoF, right? Am I crazy for thinking that winning two titles because of an amazing defense and some fluke plays while otherwise being mediocre at best doesn’t warrant entry to Canton? I’m hoping this is a very lukewarm take.

Ben McAdoo taking a shit on his bosses desk to see if he can get fired.

Kaep should be playing, but this is overselling him quite a bit IMO.

Agree with everything except calling the Eagles some degree of good. Wentz is playing at MVP level, the stable of running backs goes for over 100 yards every game, they have a great receiver and a great tight end, the defensive front might be the best in football, best run defense in the league (just held the bears, a…

The saints are pretty good and so are the Vikings, although I will admit I do not want to watch them play.

I wonder about Green Bay. The Defense is all over the place with respect to consistency, and the offense looks terrible without AR. But I wonder is the Packers offense is just plain bad and AR pretty much covers for it?

just posted something to the same effect. That is the only explanation that makes sense to me. He can’t very well stand up there and be like “yeah - the owner is a moron, and I have to do what he tells me, so, sorry everyone.”

is it possible, or even likely, that the coach is saying all these really dumb things because he is trying to NOT say anything to contradict a decision to replace Taylor that came from, say, the owner? So he really can’t come out and say “Yeah, guys, that was really fucking stupid and we definitely won’t make that…

Correction: The lengths he is going to not admit that his bosses told him to bench Taylor the week before