Same, unless he also hired Hue Jackson. I can’t remember if he inherited Hue.
He also inherited a ton of draft capital from sushi. Although I do agree he was fired prematurely.
Good question. Looks like that was under Sashi Brown and even then it was the owners pulling the strings
https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-...ous-124393866/
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Dave Gettleman looking for computer folks for his analytics department.
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brandon brooks is out for the rest of the year with a shoulder injury
eagles backup DE daeshon hall tore his acl on the last play of the game, done
the eagles signed rb elijah holyfield, evander’s son
Cleveland with the absolute idiotic move of firing John Dorsey...
Another Dallas-Garrett meeting tomorrow
truly confused on what the intent of all this is. unless they make up a new position, they can't retain him on the staff. the gm roles are already taken by stephen jones and will mcclay and there's no way garrett sticks around as a scout (which is probably his greatest asset). he'll find another hc job somewhere
ive already conceded that the skins will win the east in 2020
https://twitter.com/Demetrius82/stat...702735360?s=20
#Jaguars have signed first-year K Jon Brown, rookie OL Blake Hance, rookie DE Chuck Harris, fourth-year WR Charone Peake, first-year OL Ryan Pope, third-year DT Brian Price and rookie CB Jayson Stanley to reserve/future contracts, the club announced today.
I like to think the meetings are just Jerry's way of keeping the media talking about the Cowboys even though they've been eliminated from the playoffs.
in order for a team to be eligible for hard knocks (or can’t refuse, more accurately) it can’t have a rookie head coach, can’t have made the playoffs in the last two years, and cannot have done the show in the last ten years
your potential 2020 hard knocks teams are:
steelers, cardinals, lions, broncos, JAGS
I’ll get the playoff thread up tomorrow