Didn't he have BB fired weeks ago? And didn't you call him a POS?
He was wrong then. He posted click-bait then and it turned out that the decision was to move on, but it was not made after the game in Germany as he said. Kraft today talked about how they tried to see if a new GM with Bill coaching would work.
Even if he's black and internal, the Rooney Rule requires interview of external candidates. Seems they avoided it with this contract move. Because otherwise it would still apply. Do not like this move at all. He may be fine, but doing it before the GM hire is stupid.
I have found it entertaining how matter of fact Pats nation thinks it’ll be getting back to a Super Bowl. They have forgotten what it’s like to stink.
I was wrong about Curran, because Mayo was named HC last year when they reworked his contract to retain him. It's the same situation Belichick had with the Jets under Parcells. So no Rooney Rule. I'm right that it would have applied otherwise, doesn't matter that Mayo is black.
Seems like something Ed Cooley would say after $2 Beer Night.
In a group text with friends, one of them (a 25 yr season ticket holder) said he can see them in the Super Bowl in two years if they get the right qb. They’ll be lucky to finish third in their division the next two years.
This reminds of that old Steve Martin bit "how to make a million dollars and not pay taxes". "First, make a million dollars..." And really, can't pretty much every team say that?
Stars will have to align perfectly for Super Bowl, but a Playoff win is certainly within The Realm. NFL rosters turn over on average by 45% every year and 65% after year 2.
Yeah, Deepster is a Jets fan engaging in wishful thinking. 3rd pick in the draft and the 2nd most cap space.
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The Dolphins are toast. They are going to have to gut that team in the offseason. Buffalo as well, but at least they have Allen locked up. Other than the Saints, those two teams have the worst cap situation in the NFL. Dolphins probably won't be a playoff team (couldn't beat but one team over .500 even this year) and there's a chance both New England and the Jets are better than Miami.
If they kept Tua.
The offense that managed all of 7 points against KC? That couldn't lead to them to wins against any good teams except a 2 point win over Dallas? Meanwhile their defense gave up 48 to Buffalo. 56 to the Ravens. Go look at who they beat. Jets X2, Pats X2, Carolina, Vegas, Washington, the Giants and Denver big win of the year aside from Dallas, the Chargers. Miami sucks.
I'm not going to gauge the Miami offense in a game that was -10 to -20 degrees.
Too bad. Build your team for the playoffs. Miami isn‘t. It‘s football. It’s not ballet. Mostert? He’s not better than Stephenson when healthy nor than Breece Hall. He’s a warm weather back. The Miami teams that won championships were built on defense. Built like teams from Pittsburgh. Tampa dominated on defense a few years back.
Most of Miami's offense, outside of Tua in 2025, is locked up, the defense is where they will finagle the money with the cap.
| Matthew Judon, LB | $32M |
| Jonnu Smith, TE | $31.25M |
| Hunter Henry, TE | $25M |
| Nelson Agholor, WR | $16M |
| Deatrich Wise Jr., DE | $10M |
| Jalen Mills, S | $9M |
| Davon Godchaux, DT | $9M |
| Kendrick Bourne, WR | $5.25M |
Threw it away? Other than Smith and Agholor, those were all successful. Judon became one of the best pass rushers in the game and vastly outplayed that contract. Wise has outplayed his contract as well. Bourne was a steal at that price.
