Matt Rule is the most intriguing coaching hire of the 2020 offseason
I'm most intrigued by the Matt Rule hire because I want to see if what he does transitions over. And we know that he's working with an owner who just like spend, spend, spend on everything.
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Mike Leach will have the best quality of players he has ever had at Mississippi State
it's going to work because what Mike Leach does better than any coach is he goes to programs that are not traditional powerhouses... and he wins with not the best recruiting classes. He actually will have probably his best recruit. He'll have his best quality of players at Mississippi State than he's had anywhere else.
The 49ers, Ravens, and Chiefs money line parlay is a can't-lose bet
The 49ers, the Ravens, the Chiefs. Parlay them all, plus 105 on BetMGM, even money everywhere else... How does that lose? I don't see a way that it does.
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The Ravens have a three-to-four-year window with Lamar Jackson to go all in and win a Super Bowl
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The NFL center market is currently the hottest position market in the world
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