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Mike LaFleur out as OC for the Jets, kinda surprising but maybe it shouldn't be.

If the Chargers lose this weekend, Spanos' should have him on speed dial and I bet he takes it in a second EDIT Assuming this isn't all just show and Brady and him already have plans setup

Whitworth's take for what it's worth.

Ya, I wonder if he should be playing anymore for sure. I would also think, even if he was cleared to play, between his concussion(s) and Hamlin the NFL doesn't want him on the field anymore this year at all.

the jump to doing TV doesn’t look nearly as appealing this year as it did last year, so you’ve got that going for you on him returning

I get leaving him in place till new owners come around, going out and getting Hackett before the new owners took over in Denver sure as fuck didn't work out

Commanders fired there offensive coordinator, assume Ron is gonna remain in place for the potential new owners?

Eisen and Andrew Whitworth talking about next year, interesting one to me was Mac Jones getting traded away. Which he would become a pretty big target for the Raiders I would assume, provided there is no Brady in there future. While I can see Brady potentially wanting to play with McDaniels...

if being barely out of the top 5 sacked inaccurate, sure.

Jeez, I turned it off after Georgia’s first score in the 3rd and just checked the score.

Ya, read he is already back in Buffalo. Titans fired offensive coordinator and a few other offensive coaches.

nah, #95 semi shoulder checks the trainer. He'll be getting a fine as well I bet when they come down with Walkers fine and suspension.

When they were talking about them getting let go on Rich Eisen they brought up that report of the $800m wasted on coaches, execs. Cardinals gave Kingsbury and Keim extensions at the beginning of this year, lol

Kliff Kingsbury fired.

Definitely lots of reports of them hooking up, and honestly, the best place for them to do that might just be for both of them to head to New Orleans.

Saturday, January 14 NFC: 4:30 PM (ET) 7 Seattle at 2 San Francisco (FOX, FOX Deportes) AFC: 8:15 PM (ET) 5 Los Angeles Chargers at 4 Jacksonville (NBC, Peacock, Universo) Sunday, January 15 AFC: 1:00 PM (ET) 7 Miami at 2 Buffalo (CBS...

It's not even the first time this year he was ejected for pushing someone after a play, this one trumps that one since it wasn't a medical staffer but seriously dumb dude

No surprise really, Texans have fired Lovie

definitely one of the weirdest receptions I’ve seen

doiink

and Staley still has Herbert out there, fucking idiot

dabears

wow, what a turn. good call as well I thought

Joe Flacco vs Skylar Thompson, which seems like good news for the Steelers. They need to beat Cleveland then have the Bills beat the Pats and the Jets beat the Dolphins and they are playoff bound.

Wonder if the rule change they vote on today will be permanent or just something for this year since they are changing an established rule. The owners can also amend the recommendations before the vote.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/05/owners-will-convene-on-friday-regarding-afc-playoff-seeding/ Competition committee met earlier today for a vote on how to proceed but I'm not sure they have any authority in the matter to begin with.

KC/Raiders are the first game Saturday, so they will at least know ahead of time. Given how the raiders played the 9'ers last week, I wouldn't call it a walk in the park.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/05/josh-allen-sean-mcdermott-say-bills-will-be-ready-to-play-on-sunday-against-the-patriots/

Makes more sense without byes, still seems really weird.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/05/nfl-ponders-playoff-seeding-without-playing-bills-bengals/ Lots of odd things getting talked about, it's getting a little confusing honestly, to an already confusing process to begin with. Just no real good choice to be made here at all. EDIT...

Guess Hamlin wrote on paper asking who won the game according to his doctors giving a press conference

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/04/troy-vincent-doesnt-rule-out-postponement-of-patriots-bills-game/

Doesn't really seem like a good comparable scenario, there was a finality in that the player died and that became the motivation for the players to honor him in that way. The mental state of the players had some resolve to it. If we get some positive news about Damar soon it could certainly turn...

I am assuming the Bills actually play a game this weekend, and honestly, I wouldn't be surprised they are not even remotely ready to step on the field and be in the right mind to play a game of football and it not be a safety issue to have them on the field.