2023-2024 NFL Season Thread • Page 2899

so many crossroads its a brittney spears movie

 

Pete is 72. I'm going to guess it was more his decision to step away from coaching more than Seattle telling him to get lost

 

Well, well, well...

 

Who is the old of the league now

 

is it Andy?

 

Yup. Andy is the oldest. Tomlin is the longest tenured

 

well no, its Bill. hes 71. Andy is 65.

 

Tweets are taking years to load on here for some reason so forgive me if this was already posted. He's taking the Chris Peterson at UW route basically:

 

Billy B until he definitely doesn’t land somewhere this cycle

 

It'll be Belichick whether in NE or elsewhere, I'm assuming he ain't retiring

 

Felt like Carroll was there a lot longer than 14 years. I don't remember who the coach was in between him & Holmgren.

 

Andy, Payton, and Bowles are now the oldest coaches

 

Yeah I'm already accounting for that. I feel like this is it for him

 

Who do Jags fans side with?

Baalke or Pederson?

I'll hang up and listen

 

There's nothing Baalke could do to get people on his side. Fans are literally doing a 180 on press because of this lmao.

 

They better not get drunk there!

sorry, sorry, last one, couldn’t help it

 

Kraft gonna bring back Pete and sign Russ and I'll simply not be cooking

 

Id guess Baalke in this specific case, Pederson in the general sense

we’re CERTAIN to get a Dilla fanfic this offseason about how Pederson wanted someone different and good in last year’s draft and got overruled

 

russ back to seattle before he lands with the patriots

 

Baalke is the guy who basically nuked the 49ers for a couple years right?

 

this, uh.... yeah... i guess we will see if this goes well.

 

it is the dogshite

 

“Pederson in his staff were high on Tank Dell to add a much needed burst of speed to the Jags WR room but Baalke insisted on picking a blocking TE instead”

“Pederson had Rashee Rice near the top of his WR board and Baalke insisted on not trading up to get this great value on a top WR”

they practically write themselves