More like the Arizona Wanderers.

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I was gonna correct you and assumed you meant O-coordinator. But given Belichick’s recent hiring practices it’s a possibility lol

Acl injury really isn’t that serious in this day and age, at least as far as long term effects are concerned. Burrows injury was considerably worse and it’s not like Kyler is old.

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Kliff is a fraud, and the NFL finally got wise

All those dude’s dad’s had biz acumen, check the research. Cards have at least 3, if not 4, generations of living off of the franchise. I worked for the Cards for 4 seasons and know peeps that work there now. Believe me, I know.

But then Dan Campbell was on and took the lions to a winning record while becoming even more loved and respected.

That’s fair

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He's not just a staffer. He's an MD, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon

Nah man... Mark Davis of the Raiders, Dean Spanos of the Chargers, Jim Irsay of the Colts all inherited everything they have from their fathers. Literally zero independent achievements in business. And their teams are all consistently garbage since they have established themselves as the leaders.

Fords who run the Lions inherited what they got from their freakin' great-grandfather... even worse. And there are plenty of other examples.

Meanwhile they are going up against dudes who personally made billions like Robert Kraft, Jeffrey Lurie and Stan Kroenke.

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Then #95 gives the trainer small shoulder check. The Packers culture is absolute trash these days.

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I fuckin loved that. That was their super bowl.

If we could all be so lucky. $27 million to sit at home for 3 years. It’s not like a normal person getting fired where they’re wondering how they’re gonna pay rent next month.

I agree he’s got growing up to do. I’m saying the Reddit Army is overacting to the seriousness of his crime. “Your boos mean nothing, I’ve seen what makes you cheer.”

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I think we(they) are better off for missing. The season couldn't have ended better except for the Super Bowl. He said it in his 2nd quarter interview, "We don't want them to go."

I’m almost 30 and they haven’t won one in my lifetime. It’s insane. It’s been 30 years with countless different coaches and players, and they’ve never even managed to be above average.

No one’s saying it wasn’t a smart move. But he did screw USC by accepting then taking the cardinals gig. And the comment wasn’t whether or not it was a smart move. It was to the fact that he seemed like a better coach than he was and is.

I'm holding certain judgement because I don't know him. All I've said is the truth. Dude has made a few mistakes. As far as I know he has been on the nationional stage for 1000s of snaps and these 2 instances do not paint a complete picture.

All the organizations/teams you mention have ownership that made money outside football, i.e. they have some sort of business savvy. The Bidwells do not, nor have they, had any business acumen, hence why they’ll never succeed much less have any lasting success.