Mike Tomlin and Jason Garrett are the same coach: 'the dog in the fire saying this is fine'
Mike Tomlin and Jason Garrett are the dogs sitting in the fire saying this is fine at all times. They love to just stand on the sidelines and say to themselves, well, this time it's got to be different. Like we're doing the exact same thing we've done since the beginning of time, but this time it's going to work.
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Sean McVay's photographic memory is actually a curse when things go poorly
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The Eagles cannot go back to Carson Wentz if Nick Foles runs the table and makes the playoffs
If Nick Foles runs the table here and the Eagles get into the playoffs and let's say he wins a game or two, how can you go back to Carson Wentz? This guy, like, that was a game 13.5-point underdogs. Everyone said the Eagles season was over. He's throwing jump balls to Alshon Jeffrey. He's getting the offense going.
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I think the Bears are gonna win. I do not think they're gonna score 59 points. I do think they're gonna win.