NFL

There are a bunch of podcasts that have former players breaking down the games but not many that just tell nfl stories which is what I always find the most compelling.

Do you know of anything like that?

It feels as he went from a solid 1,000 yard starting running back, to an after thought on the Jets offense. I know they have Breece Hall, and their offense overall hasn’t helped, but the usage of Cook has been the lowest he’s received in his entire career. It’s almost like he’s just disappeared.

Tua's cousin or something broke the passing yardage of the B1G, taking the record from the man who paved the path for Andrew Luck to lose his love of the game we call Football; Curtis Painter.

You're telling me Painter holds a record Brady was eligible for? I know its College/NFL but its CURTIS PAINTER.

Brady should be ashamed and stripped of all rings, records, and should apologize for being a fraud.

The post from u/Ok-Requirement4497 had me curious, how did the 2019 doing? Did any pan out?

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Still Coaching

Matt LaFleur 52-25 (2-3 Playoff Record, Three first round byes)

Zac Taylor: 33-41-1 (5-2, 2021 SB Appearance)

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Resigned/Fired

Bruce Arians: 31-18 (5-1 Playoff Record, 2020 SB Champion)

Kliff Kingsbury: 28-31-1 (0-1 Playoff Record)

Brian Flores: 24-25

Vic Fangio: 19-30

Adam Gase: 9-23

Freddie Kitchens: 6-10

The last time the Atlanta Falcons beat the New Orleans Saints was on November 7, 2021. The final score was 27-25.

Nick Sirianni (32-12)

Brandon Staley (23-21)

MCDC (20-24-1)

Arthur Smith (18-26)

Robert Saleh (15-30)

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h.m to Urban Meyer (2-11) and david culley (4-13) (we miss you dave).

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thoughts on this class?

Was really surprised to see the difference in fumbles.

• Tua: 3177 yards passing, 69.8%, 4 fumbles lost
• Allen: 2875 yards passing, 69.6%, 3 fumbles lost

In terms of anything, such as bad ownership, if their roster is aging or bad, if their front office seems incompetent, their overall direction seems impossible to figure out, etc. Can be short-term (next year or two) or long-term (anything after that) as well.

Kevin Harlan is someone I already know from NBA commentary (fantastic btw, might be my favourite) but the Howard Stern guy has a very notable voice which I actually feel like I have to pay attention to whenever he talks.