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Turns out playing against Blaine Gabbert cures all. Colts into the Playoffs after a 1-5 start. Cool.
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I hate ESPN. What I hate even more is their section specifically designated for making everything about race. Reverse racism at its finest. Right now they’re blowing the African American head coach firings horn.
Without clicking I can tell you that Marvin Lewis, Steve Wilks, Vance Joseph and Todd Bowles we’re fired. That’s 4 of 8 head coaches that were fired who were African American. They also join Hue Jackson who got canned. Let’s start by saying Hue Jackson shouldn’t have even had a job. Marvin Lewis couldn’t win one playoff game in sixteen seasons. Todd Bowles only got worst. Vance Joesph was terrible. How does this have anything to do with race? They all got opportunities and sucked. I can argue that Steve Wilkes should have gotten a second season but he still sucked. Bottom line is, none of this is race related and ESPN should be ashamed of themselves for even trying to push this agenda on weak minded individuals who will eat this up and turn this non issue into something that only makes them sound ignorant as they try to pass this info on as evidence as some sort of NFL agenda against people of color. If The Undefeated has its way, those coaches would get to keep their job just because of their race. Equality at its finest...
Without clicking I can tell you that Marvin Lewis, Steve Wilks, Vance Joseph and Todd Bowles we’re fired. That’s 4 of 8 head coaches that were fired who were African American. They also join Hue Jackson who got canned. Let’s start by saying Hue Jackson shouldn’t have even had a job. Marvin Lewis couldn’t win one playoff game in sixteen seasons. Todd Bowles only got worst. Vance Joesph was terrible. How does this have anything to do with race? They all got opportunities and sucked. I can argue that Steve Wilkes should have gotten a second season but he still sucked. Bottom line is, none of this is race related and ESPN should be ashamed of themselves for even trying to push this agenda on weak minded individuals who will eat this up and turn this non issue into something that only makes them sound ignorant as they try to pass this info on as evidence as some sort of NFL agenda against people of color. If The Undefeated has its way, those coaches would get to keep their job just because of their race. Equality at its finest...
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Ranking the eight NFL head-coaching vacancies
Omnisport ranks those vacancies in order of most-attractive post to the least.
1. Green Bay Packers
Future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers is the starting quarterback in Titletown, which means the Green Bay job is one every prospective head coach will covet. The Packers are also steeped in NFL history - no team has won as many as their 13 championships - and are a stable franchise who afford head coaches time having had just two in permanent positions this century.
2. Cleveland Browns
The 0-16 campaign in 2017 seems an awfully long way away. With record-breaking rookie QB Baker Mayfield and a wealth of young talented players on both sides of the ball, Cleveland look like a team going places. The Browns, who finished 7-8-1 in 2018, have a load of cap space for 2019 too and Mayfield's presence means they should be able to attractive high-calibre free agents.
3. New York Jets
Sam Darnold, who was taken two picks after first-overall selection Mayfield in the 2018 NFL Draft, has given Jets fans cause for optimism with flashes of brilliance among growing pains at quarterback. Gang Green have the second-most cap space for 2019 and a defensive stud in safety Jamal Adams. Plus, New England Patriots pair Bill Belichick and Tom Brady cannot dominate forever in the AFC East.
4. Arizona Cardinals
Arizona also hope they have their quarterback in place, though Josh Rosen has had little chance to prove he can be the future of the franchise with the team having finished 3-13 in his rookie season. There are some pieces to build around - including running back David Johnson and cornerback Patrick Peterson - while the Cardinals also own the first overall pick in the 2019 draft. However, they are playing in an ultra-competitive NFC West, which includes the playoff-bound Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks.
5. Cincinnati Bengals
For the first time since 2003, the Cincinnati Bengals will hire a new head coach this offseason. Marvin Lewis' long tenure is over and he leaves behind a roster that needs only minor tweaks, rather than a full-blown overhaul. Andy Dalton's critics will suggest the Bengals will never have a deep playoff run with him at quarterback, but this is one of the more stable franchises around and the next coach will have time to make his mark.
6. Denver Broncos
Denver's 2018 rookie group, which featured Bradley Chubb and Phillip Lindsay, was one of the most impressive around, so that should provide encouragement for Vance Joseph's successor. Von Miller is still under contract too, but the Broncos have issues at quarterback. Case Keenum does not appear to be the answer long term and uncertainty at the sport's most crucial position means there are more attractive jobs around.
7. Miami Dolphins
They may be able to sell South Beach to free agents, but the Dolphins have lacked continuity and have achieved just one winning season in their past 10 campaigns. Ryan Tannehill's future at quarterback is unclear and the team desperately need weapons on offense. Minkah Fitzpatrick and Xavien Howard can be key pieces of the defense yet Miami could still be a few years away from seriously competing.
8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
There is talent on this Tampa Bay roster - as evidenced by Mike Evans, Gerald McCoy and O.J. Howard - but they have little wiggle room in terms of cap space so the new head coach will have to work with what he has got. That will include quarterback Jameis Winston, who, according to reports, will return to the Bucs in 2019 despite throwing 58 picks across his first four seasons.
Entire article: https://sports.yahoo.com/ranking-eight-nfl-head-coaching-195908604.html
Omnisport ranks those vacancies in order of most-attractive post to the least.
1. Green Bay Packers
Future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers is the starting quarterback in Titletown, which means the Green Bay job is one every prospective head coach will covet. The Packers are also steeped in NFL history - no team has won as many as their 13 championships - and are a stable franchise who afford head coaches time having had just two in permanent positions this century.
2. Cleveland Browns
The 0-16 campaign in 2017 seems an awfully long way away. With record-breaking rookie QB Baker Mayfield and a wealth of young talented players on both sides of the ball, Cleveland look like a team going places. The Browns, who finished 7-8-1 in 2018, have a load of cap space for 2019 too and Mayfield's presence means they should be able to attractive high-calibre free agents.
3. New York Jets
Sam Darnold, who was taken two picks after first-overall selection Mayfield in the 2018 NFL Draft, has given Jets fans cause for optimism with flashes of brilliance among growing pains at quarterback. Gang Green have the second-most cap space for 2019 and a defensive stud in safety Jamal Adams. Plus, New England Patriots pair Bill Belichick and Tom Brady cannot dominate forever in the AFC East.
4. Arizona Cardinals
Arizona also hope they have their quarterback in place, though Josh Rosen has had little chance to prove he can be the future of the franchise with the team having finished 3-13 in his rookie season. There are some pieces to build around - including running back David Johnson and cornerback Patrick Peterson - while the Cardinals also own the first overall pick in the 2019 draft. However, they are playing in an ultra-competitive NFC West, which includes the playoff-bound Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks.
5. Cincinnati Bengals
For the first time since 2003, the Cincinnati Bengals will hire a new head coach this offseason. Marvin Lewis' long tenure is over and he leaves behind a roster that needs only minor tweaks, rather than a full-blown overhaul. Andy Dalton's critics will suggest the Bengals will never have a deep playoff run with him at quarterback, but this is one of the more stable franchises around and the next coach will have time to make his mark.
6. Denver Broncos
Denver's 2018 rookie group, which featured Bradley Chubb and Phillip Lindsay, was one of the most impressive around, so that should provide encouragement for Vance Joseph's successor. Von Miller is still under contract too, but the Broncos have issues at quarterback. Case Keenum does not appear to be the answer long term and uncertainty at the sport's most crucial position means there are more attractive jobs around.
7. Miami Dolphins
They may be able to sell South Beach to free agents, but the Dolphins have lacked continuity and have achieved just one winning season in their past 10 campaigns. Ryan Tannehill's future at quarterback is unclear and the team desperately need weapons on offense. Minkah Fitzpatrick and Xavien Howard can be key pieces of the defense yet Miami could still be a few years away from seriously competing.
8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
There is talent on this Tampa Bay roster - as evidenced by Mike Evans, Gerald McCoy and O.J. Howard - but they have little wiggle room in terms of cap space so the new head coach will have to work with what he has got. That will include quarterback Jameis Winston, who, according to reports, will return to the Bucs in 2019 despite throwing 58 picks across his first four seasons.
Entire article: https://sports.yahoo.com/ranking-eight-nfl-head-coaching-195908604.html
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12 teams in playoffs
8 with Buckeyes = colts, chargers, pats, seahawks, cowboys, eagles, saints, rams
4 w/o Buckeyes = texans, ravens, chiefs and bears
8 with Buckeyes = colts, chargers, pats, seahawks, cowboys, eagles, saints, rams
4 w/o Buckeyes = texans, ravens, chiefs and bears
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Looks like the Colts came to play today. Sans that pick they have looked sharp on both sides of the ball. Houston wants to go deep it appears. Calling a Hooker pick.....
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