Weird, how things happen, today. I believe if Garrett is fired, I bet he is interview and considered heavily by the Falcons. Dallas and Atlanta are both struggling, mightly, but are too talented and established for a full-scale rebuild. It'll be a super coordinator or a somewhat successful head coach who can motivate teams and build a defense.
Hurts for me to say as a Texas alum, but what are the odds BoB get's fired this off-season and Lincoln Riley gets hired by the Texans?
< 1% But the Browns, Chargers, Cowboys, Falcons, Giants, Jaguars, Lions, Panthers & Redskins jobs may open.
I agree with Pat McAfee, there could be a seismic change in QBs, as well. Very likely -- Miami, Tennessee, Carolina, Washington, Denver, Cincinnati, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Chicago. Possible - Pittsburgh, New Orleans, New England, and San Diego, if they have their HOF-bound QBs retire, especially if one of them win a Super Bowl or a serious injury. Rumor (I don't believe it, TB leaving New England). Unlikely, but could happen -- Los Angeles (Rams), Detroit, Indianapolis, and Dallas. 9-17 possible QB changes with nine assured certainties. Incoming Rookie QBs, Burrow, Herbert,Tagovailoa , Fromm, Eason, Montez, and Lawrence.
I can't see Jacksonville or Washington changing QBs next year. If Tannehill continues what he's doing, he might be in Tennessee for a while. Rams are stuck with Goff due to $$. I don't think anyone considers Stafford or Prescott a problem, so I don't see either of those going anywhere. QB's never leave their teams if their teams want them, so Dallas will work out the money (worst case, they'd franchise him).
Bills have played well the past three weeks, actually. Certainly gonna get a test against the Ravens next week
Playing the Broncos in Buffalo, and the Dolphins in Miami, aren't what I'd call stern tests of their ability. They whipped up on the 'Skins, and played the Browns close. That said, the Dallas win is the best win on their schedule so far. I guess we'll see how good the Titans are when Houston plays them. Maybe beating the Titans was a better win for the Bills? They aren't a good team, IMHO. Mediocre, despite the record. Losing to them, at home, on Turkey Day, in one of the biggest annual gifts by the Schedule Gods in the NFL, is a horrible look for the Cowboys.
70% of the ravens plays derive from rpos . That means you can land a free shot on the qb whether he decides to pass, run or pitch it out and it won't be against the rules. If the 49ers can't do it, I give up
@deb4rockets How can you hate a military place like Baltimore? I don’t necessarily like them either, but I do have family there.
There are military bases all over the US. Trust me when I tell you when someone mentions Baltimore nobody says oh that’s a military place. They would either say they have no clue about the place or that it’s really hood and ghetto.
The Ravens don't represent the military. I've disliked the team since their days of dirty play. I have nothing against the city of Baltimore whatsoever. I've never been there, and honestly always seem to find something I like about any place I visit.
