2022 NFL Regular Season Thread

[DJTJ]

It makes me wonder if they might pull a Texans and promote Vance Joseph to shovel shit for a year while the new GM implodes the roster.

Then next year they fire Joseph after going 4-13 and their new head coach reaps the benefit of their top 5 draft class and cap space.

My nightmare is back….

 

[aldamon]

The NFL has not gotten the message yet:

Sources: NFL reminds owners of costly firings

NFL officials have informed the owners of the league's 32 franchises that teams have spent $800 million on fired coaches and front-office executives over the past five years, league sources told ESPN.

www.espn.com

 

[Los216]

 

[Los216]

 

[Los216]

 

[Jack Brickman]

Like, why even fire the guy last year if you were just going to do this?

 

[Los216]

Like, why even fire the guy last year if you were just going to do this?

Because they wanted to hire Josh McCown last season but the block was hot

 

[bob2the2nd]

Like, why even fire the guy last year if you were just going to do this?

I mean @Los216 probably identified the main reason, however Smith just cost them the number 1 overall pick because he decided to win the last game of the season in the final 50 seconds by converting a 2 point conversion.....

 

[Los216]

 

[DJTJ]

If you want to watch something overwhelmingly odd, watch this press conference. Bidwell is unwell.

 

[Out of the Rafters at the Q]

Like, why even fire the guy last year if you were just going to do this?

Because they were tanking and Cullen overachieved.

They brought in Lovie to continue the tank and he rewarded them with that two point conversion on Sunday.

(He also rewarded me. I took Texans moneyline)

 

[Vee-Rex]

 

[Vee-Rex]

 

[FiveThous]

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[adam81king]

Can yall imagine letting a guy you needed to put a "practice clause" in the contract of have input on the next head coach of your franchise? Thats gonna be a mess out in Phoenix...