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  1. By the same token, if the NFL is going to truly expand, they almost have to expand internationally. With 36-40 teams, you run the risk of oversaturing the US market. Like i don't think a 2nd Chicago team would work as well as most think. I don't love Portland, St Louis or San Diego as destinations really either. I know there's been KC and STL teams together in the past and SD and 2 LA teams at the same time, but part of the appeal of the NFL is so few games and so few cities to catch a game. I'm confused why you think adding a 3rd NY team makes sense while a 2nd Chicago team wouldn't work. That being said, I think it's much smarter to go with 4 Euro teams at the same time than adding another team in the big US cities or giving those smaller towns a 2nd/3rd/4th chance at hosting.
  2. There also aren’t 32 quality head coaches, GMs, DCs, etc. the opponents would be easier to play and a guy like Mitch could become a solid average QB in such a league.
  3. effectively the board of directors Sure, it would be neat to have every NFL team set up this way, but they can't be. The structure was banned. The BOD electing a president who runs it is a great practice in theory. It works for the Packers, but the stock sales are just gimmicks that really have nothing to do with "ownership".
  4. good, makes a trade possible
  5. Isn't So Michigan getting to 4 losses?
  6. Why is this written as if people “outside the bears” lends credibility?
  7. Signing is done. I'd imagine he'd get at least a couple starts in a few weeks with Darnold out for a while.
  8. Did Stan Bowman already get a new job?
  9. Idk, I think Nagy would need to show success in the playoffs this year to stick around, at the very least make the playoffs Nah. They just need to show real improvement on offense.
  10. The only goal has to be getting rid of Seth Jones. He’s absolute trash and will kill this team for 5+ years If by 5+ you mean NINE, then yes. By year 6 there will be enough #1 draft picks to compensate
  11. The goal should be to get them to play well enough that the next GM can sell off every old, expensive vet and get something of value back. Time to clean house. The only goal has to be getting rid of Seth Jones. He’s absolute trash and will kill this team for 5+ years
  12. So this is all to save $1m on the Reds behalf?
  13. I don't disagree, but I don't know what to do with the info. I was out trick or treating with the kids and watched the game on partial delay. Didn't really care about the loss, was pretty happy with Fields. This game kind of epitomized my theory about the Bears hopes for this year. They were happy to sacrifice defense, and in some cases wins, for offensive improvement. They have overspent on defense for so long that they had to cut back from that side to address some offensive needs and would be okay losing high scoring games where Fields looks good. The overall team is obviously a mess, but we knew that.
  14. Mac Jones was always the NFL ready but not much upside guy. Don’t think it means much that he’s had a better start. I still much prefer Fields.
  15. Historically, sexual assault/harassments coverups have worked. Sandusky was arrested in 2011, after this assault happened. Before that, you had the Catholic church scandal sort of out in the open but other than that, Larry Nassar was molesting kids, along with other trainers and doctors and coaches all over the country, not to mention Weinstein, Epstein and all of that. Blowback to the coverup only really became a thing after Paterno's downfall, and even he had widespread support. The easiest thing to do in retrospect would be to fire the guy quietly, sure, but that requires paperwork and effort and decisions unrelated to hockey. So the actual easiest thing to do is nothing. You have to be proactive to root out sexual abusers and that is hard.
  16. There's people making out Lachavious Simmons not getting any practice at RT into a thing. Like who cares? He was the 5th option to play RT this season. That's akin to complaining that Nick Foles is getting no practice reps. He's not supposed to be playing, don't waste your time when the guy in front of him needs all the reps he can get (talking about Fields and Wilkinson). Wilkinson went out with Covid like an hour before the game. It's not a miscarriage of justice that Simmons wasn't prepared to start. He had no reason to be prepared to start. You can argue that Simmons over Bars was a bad decision, but Bars likely had no RT practice snaps either. Simmons at least played entire preseason games at RT this year. He didn't suck because of lack of practice, he sucked because lack of ability. yeah, I didn't have the energy to make that point yesterday. But you're absolutely right.
  17. How is this Nagy location thing a story? Jesus, there's so much going on out there and people are trying to make this a thing?
  18. Well they haven't made the move yet, Nagy says they are still working through options. Maybe that is because they are waiting on word from Quinn.
  19. I think it is very clear they care about winning. They just don't know how to do it. They fired a winning coach because he wasn't winning enough. They tried something different and cut bait rather quickly when it became obvious they couldn't win. Nagy won with this team early on and built up trust, but this offensive falling on his face is probably eroding that trust.
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