Tells me Texas Tech will never win anything because not enough good players want to go to Lubbock at the same time.
I hope Kliff does well. Why? Because you know Vermin is watching him.
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Understand he was seen at the coaches convention in San AntonioâŠ
Maybe heâll bring Johnny Manzel out of East Canada football .Mike Sherman is HCâŠ(TAMU HC and recuited him)⊠Montreal AlouettesâŠ???
That boi is about to draft Kyler Murray #1
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Man, I feel really bad for Helton out there at USCâŠNOT!!!
The N.F.L. is in transition. Very few predicted that Paytonâs offense would win anything. In the last few years you have seen the arrival or re-introduction of different spread offenses. McVay success made a huge impact. The Chiefs offense is the latest. At the same time you have other franchises that have 90âs styles offenses that are easily defendable. The Cardinals last year were a prime example of it. M. McCoy did not survive the season. Denverâs Musgrave is another. Kingsbury was a back up QB so he has a better knowledge of the NFL defenses that some might think.
The Cardinals have the first pick to shore up their OL & find a replacement for the honey badger. Will Rosen be able to sustain the âoffensive loadâ that his new Coach wants? That is a huge question for a QB that had concussions issues at UCLA. Furthermore the Cardinals play in a âpass happyâ NFC West. Kiem their G.M. now has a ticket sales issue. Kliffâs hire is his last chance to save his job.
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Man⊠DâEriq King 
has a shot at the NFL no doubt, now.
This was all prompted by the rules that shamelessly favor receivers and QBâs. Payton and others saw this and have made the most of it. Good on them, you know. No way Payton and co. and similar offenses thrive like they have for as long as they have back when the game was more physical.
MrJoshua bringing cold, hard truth to the discussion.
NFL is heading in a different direction with coaching. The reshuffling of HC from one team to another isnât working for many of the franchises. The NFL is looking to the collegiate ranks to make their mark. Itâs the Sean McVay influence and NFL franchises are looking for the next McVay to compliment the new generation of QB, who are mobile and elusive; who can run the ball and pass with accuracy for short or long yardage. Itâs an exciting time for young coaching talents making their mark in the NFL.
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