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This doesn’t mean they won the most, utilized their abilities the most, or even started. This is solely based off of physical gifts alone.

Undoutedly this will get buried by boot lickers. I've not missed a single episode since I learned about them. But that's irrelevant. Pat has always been 100% about his team, so I never hated him for getting Tye, Connor, Tone, and the rest of them paid. They deserved that. But now is the consequences.

I'm an unbiased guy, truly. But Pat purposefully ignoring us "poors" opinion is too crazy. I'm only writing this because I truly pride myself on being unbiased. But to absolutely ignore the fact that some people dont have the money for TWO extra subscriptions a year is insane. It's not that we can't scrap up enough money, it's really just a complete ignore of us normal blue collar people that they pride themselves on representing. Truly depressed after hearing him obviously dance around the topic

I'm pretty embarrassed for misjudging Pat for so long. Too many of my friends know I love Pat McAfee. It's currently live so I'm not going to rewind the stream and quote all of it, but I promise it'll all be on youtube soon enough.

Edit: It's not about the $15/month. don't comment saying to get our bread up lol

Hopefully yall understand. Just a bad morning, man. i need a new routine

RULES: I just want to preface this by saying that the mods have approved this post, so reporting this won't do anything. The comment with the most upvotes will be the player that is picked for your team. You can't pick someone that has already been picked. There are no trades because it would be a nightmare to figure out how to do that. Your fanbase will have around 1 Hour to make their selection, after that it will move to the next team's pick. With that being said...

The Indianapolis Colts are on the clock!

1. Bears - Caleb Williams - QB - USC

2. Commanders - Drake Maye - QB - North Carolina*

3. Patriots - Marvin Harrison Jr. - WR - Ohio State

4. Cardinals - Joe Alt - OT - Notre Dame*

5. Chargers - Malik Nabers - WR - LSU

6. Giants - Jayden Daniels - QB - LSU

7. Titans - Olu Fashanu - OT - Penn State

8. Falcons - Dallas Turner - DE - Alabama

9. Bears - Rome Odunze - WR - Washington

10. Jets - Taliese Fuaga - OT - Oregon State*

11. Vikings - Jer'Zhan Newton - DT - Illinois

12. Broncos - Brock Bowers - TE - Georgia

13. Raiders - Terrion Arnold - CB - Alabama*

14. Saints - JC Latham - OT - Alabama

15. Colts -

16. Seahawks -

17. Jaguars -

18. Bengals -

19. Rams -

20. Steelers -

21. Dolphins -

22. Eagles -

23. Texans -

24. Cowboys -

25. Packers -

26. Buccaneers -

27. Cardinals -

28. Bills -

29. Lions -

30. Ravens -

31. Chiefs -

32. 49ers -

• Commanders most upvoted pick was Harambe.

• Cardinals most upvoted pick was nuke New England.

• Jets mods wouldn't let me post so I picked Taliese Fuaga for them.

• Raiders most upvoted pick was FTC

RULES: I just want to preface this by saying that the mods have approved this post, so reporting this won't do anything. The comment with the most upvotes will be the player that is picked for your team. You can't pick someone that has already been picked. There are no trades because it would be a nightmare to figure out how to do that. Your fanbase will have around 1 Hour to make their selection, after that it will move to the next team's pick. With that being said...

The New Orleans Saints are on the clock!

1. Bears - Caleb Williams - QB - USC

2. Commanders - Drake Maye - QB - North Carolina*

3. Patriots - Marvin Harrison Jr. - WR - Ohio State

4. Cardinals - Joe Alt - OT - Notre Dame*

5. Chargers - Malik Nabers - WR - LSU

6. Giants - Jayden Daniels - QB - LSU

7. Titans - Olu Fashanu - OT - Penn State

8. Falcons - Dallas Turner - DE - Alabama

9. Bears - Rome Odunze - WR - Washington

10. Jets - Taliese Fuaga - OT - Oregon State*

11. Vikings - Jer'Zhan Newton - DT - Illinois

12. Broncos - Brock Bowers - TE - Georgia

13. Raiders - Terrion Arnold - CB - Alabama*

14. Saints -

15. Colts -

16. Seahawks -

17. Jaguars -

18. Bengals -

19. Rams -

20. Steelers -

21. Dolphins -

22. Eagles -

23. Texans -

24. Cowboys -

25. Packers -

26. Buccaneers -

27. Cardinals -

28. Bills -

29. Lions -

30. Ravens -

31. Chiefs -

32. 49ers -

• Commanders most upvoted pick was Harambe.

• Cardinals most upvoted pick was nuke New England.

• Jets mods wouldn't let me post so I picked Taliese Fuaga for them.

• Raiders most upvoted pick was FTC

I'll admit, I really didn't expect much from Lou Anarumo after he was brought in to be defensive coordinator for Zac Taylor. I mean, to be fair, he was the defensive backs coach on a bad defense at the time and it didn't seem to make much sense.

Now, it's been five years and . I know bend but don't break isn't necessarily a popular strategy but he was a big part of our super bowl run and I think it pairs really well with our offense.

I'm always interested in your opinions so if you think highly or lowly of Anarumo, please let me know in the commments!

We all hear about the big QB busts and success stories. So many highly rated QB end up not meeting the hype. Probably a very difficult high risk high reward projection. But of all other positions, which ones are easier to project (fewer busts) and which ones are more difficult to project?

Inspired by Dave Canales - 20 years to rise from high school offensive coordinator to NFL head coach.

Obviously the most important part is be excellent at your job, learn the game in all ways.

But if you were or are aspiring to climb the ranks, what would be your game plan?

Seems like Canales hitched onto the Pete Carroll train and rode that almost to the end. Could have he risen faster if he made a move at some point? Learnt another scheme? (Obviously if he had got on McVay or Shannahan’s staff at any time he’d have got a HC gig a bit earlier!!)

If I were to do this (or were to have done it at a younger age) I think my plan would have been start at a high school, get a few years under my belt, make the jump to college and then make the jump to bigger programs/the pros when I could.

At pro level I’d look to move ever 3-4 years. Keep meeting other coaches, build a network of possible assistants, learn different schemes, see how different leaders run their organizations.

How would you/are you doing it?

Pro’s/con’s of staying one place extended period (5+ years, with or without internal promotion)?

Better to be a HS head coach or a low level college position coach? College HC/coordinator vs position coach in NFL?