If we've ever learned anything about Brady it's to never count him out.
If we've ever learned anything about Brady it's to never count him out.
He's done.
It's like his dad said.
Kicking and screaming.
But I'm with knee. I want to see him give it a shot somewhere with a less stubborn coach.
I want Tom Brady to come back like I want an anal prolapse.
I bet Brady will play again next season. And given that the Dolphins publicly said Tua is their guy for next year (which they could still go back on, but probably won’t), I’d say Niners, Raiders & Bucs are the favorites to land him.
If he retires that’s cool too tho. He made it to 45 like he wanted to do.
That was an ass kicking. After the beating Dak has taken the last few weeks, to come back with arguably the best performance of his career is impressive as hell. Other than the kicker, they had a dominant game. Tampa teased for maybe 2-3 weeks of the season but they never really had any juice. While I think he could peacefully call it a career, I don't think Brady will call it quits. The guy can still play and sling it. He can do that, but he needs pretty much everything positioned for him to be comfortable, mainly the line. If he doesn't have any feeling he has time, he just bails on the play now. If he's given a line that can give him 3-4 seconds and he doesn't have to rely just throwing right at the line of scrimmage, he can still be a positive to a team that wants to win.
Division Round winners:Originally Posted by Tyson
Chiefs
Bengals
Eagles
Niners
Chargers fire the oc so that means the hc is staying put. I feel like they may regret that by the end of next season.
Ranking the remaining QBs in these playoffs, criteria being if I could pluck them away to be the starter for my team heading into the future..
Patrick Mahomes
Joe Burrow
Josh Allen
Trevor Lawrence
Jalen Hurts
Dak Prescott
Brock Purdy
Daniel Jones
Toughest one might have, or for me anyway of course, been Allen vs Lawrence. I think we've seen Allen's plateau already - and a very strong one at that for sure - while I can easily see a continuous steadily rising trajectory for Lawrence that I wouldn't be surprised at all to see rise above Allen's at some point.
As a Chargers fan, I can tell you this was the first thing that had to happen this offseason. You may be right in terms of regret, but the offensive scheme was beyond gross and it was a much bigger issue than Staley.
I love Herbert and just want to see him in a system that works. If you're right and this is the first step they needed to take then good for the Chargers.
The Titans are hiring Ran Carthon, 49ers director of player personnel, as their new general manager. Hope it works out as obviously this hire was done with Vrabel's seal of approval.
Herbert is easy to like but you can't justifiably say you knew what the identity of the offense was and that's a big problem. They couldn't run the ball and had no team speed and weren't willing to be aggressive. Reportedly, Herbert threw at or behind the line of scrimmage on 22 percent of his total attempts. JUSTIN HERBERT ranked 31 out of 35 QBs who qualified in air yards per attempt. Herbert deserves grief because he has some still develop as a young QB, but this falls on the head of the coordinator because he couldn't, ya know, coordinate a tangible offense.
Tennessee plucking a piece off San Francisco's organization doesn't seem like a bad idea at all. I feel like Brady is going to be linked to them as a dark horse option next season but I kind of have to see that to believe that. Feels like an if you build it, they will come scenario for an offense when he should be a missing piece to an offense. Just doesn't click.
Vrabel has said some things that indicate to me Tannehill will be back. I think they see this next season as a rebuild year and since the qb class is weak why bother replacing him?
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I'd go
Burrow
Allen
Mahomes
Purdy
Lawrence
Hurts
Jones
Prescott
There isn't much of a difference between the top 3. I believe in Mr. Irrelevant based on winning percentage. Lawrence makes too many mistakes, and the bottom 3 are along for the ride. I feel Hurts is overrated because he's got a great line in front of him. Jones has improved a lot, but I think he's hit his ceiling. I've never felt like Dak is anything more than middle of the pack at best.
Mahomes
Burrow
Allen
I'd have to think a lot on the rest of the list
- Judging a QB on a team stat, within a qb friendly system and a loaded roster, based on a tiny sample size, huh, ok..
- How many mistakes did Peyton make his first 1+ into the league?
Mahones
Burrow
Allen
Lawrence
Hurts
Purdy
Jones
Prescott
I am not convinced that Lawrence is the next Peyton, simply because there have been too many Zach Wilsons who have also looked like Peyton when it comes to their mistakes early in their NFL careers. I get there's only a tiny sample size, but if you want to compare Lawrence to Peyton, based on too many early career picks, then why not look at early career success, and compare Brock to Brady?
Either way it's a huge leap. You make a fair point about Purdy having a loaded roster - the team is set up for anyone competent to win. I like to turn that around and point out that QBs tend to be over valued, so when in doubt, take the guy that costs less so you can spend more on other positions. Purdy earns $705,000 compared to TLaw's $9.2 million.
Lawrence and Manning also have #1 overall pick and multiple year starting QB in college, top HS recruit, multiple time Heisman finalist and bringing their team to the playoffs in Year 2 in common. They do tick a lot of the same boxes.
My historical comps (even though no one asked)
Burrow = Montana. Super calm and cool under pressure
Mahomes = Favre. Otherworldly talent but the game is so easy he gets sloppy.
Allen = Elway. All the physical tools but has to carry the team on his back. If he is not A+, they lose.
Lawrence = Manning. Bred since he was a kid to be a starting NFL QB.
Jones = I was calling him Alex Smith (as a compliment) but I think he is even better now. Need a new one.
Hurts = Cam
Prescott = Any good ideas? Can't think of one.
Purdy = too early for anything…
I am not saying Lawernce is the next Manning but his portfolio of work gives you a lot to look at.
I hope Purdy is good and its the next Tom Brady story. However right now his resume has me hoping. I am less confidant in it.
I like this.
Maybe Prescott = Randall Cunningham.
I agree with you that Daniel Jones has been more impressive of late, but I think the Alex Smith comparison is fair. If he has postseason success, maybe he will become like Eli?
My first thought about a historical comparison for Allen was Ben Rothlesburger, but I like your choice of Elway better.
Similarly, I thought Hurts = Vick, who I always thought was better than Cam.
I love Burrow, and the Joe Cool resemblance to Montana fits, but Burrow isn't on Mount Rushmore yet.
Allen I think is more of a Favre.
I would describe all the comps as "Best Case Scenario" for their careers. Everything has to go right but it is their potential.
I think Allen is Favre's head in Elway's body. He has the gunslinger attitude like Favre but he has the physical tools of Elway. So either fits.
Favre was the best I could think of for Mahomes too with the backyard improv style and can-make-any-throw arm so I wanted to find someone else for Allen.
Vick is a good comp for Hurts. I just picked Cam because of the physical nature of Hurts. Lamar is ultra quick like Vick; Hurts has that "glide" running where he doesn't look like he is moving fast but he is. I actually think Randall is a good comp for Hurts now that you mention him.
Dak is tough because his highs and lows are so different. He also barely runs anymore (but still can) so that makes it tricky. At his best, he has a little Steve Young, with his strength and speed but he is not that good all the time. Who is a "poor man's Steve Young"?
I wasn't making a direct comp to Manning (though like _me pointed out the milestones are hard to ignore). Much prefer to let a guy's career play out a little maybe. And that's really more the point, let a guy's career play out beyond his first 1+ year of mistakes. Of which there weren't only mistakes, of which there was also a really sharp trajectory rise upward throughout year 2, not so coincidentally unlike Peyton as well.
And as long as we're looking at both Lawrence and Purdy why not compare the things they're asked to do in their respective offenses and with what guidance. Let's assume we swapped them, and had Purdy start his career with Jax last year under Urban Meyer and Lawrence this year under Kyle Shannahan in SF. Quite a switch, huh? Pretty clear to me who's covering more ground growth and development-wise.
Chiefs
Eagles
Bills
Niners
Well if Mahomes is out that definitely changes the outlook on this game.
KC dodged a bullet, hopefully Mahomes’ injury isn’t that bad.
Kind of looking forward to a neutral-site AFC Championship…
Welp. This next drive determines the Giants season…
Good night New York!!!
Kind of thought Jalen might look rusty or beat up...so anyway.
The Jaguars might have had a really good shot at stealing that, all things considered, if they could have opened up the offense a bit better in the middle portion of the game. The offense felt too tethered to the line of scrimmage and they couldn't spread the Chiefs thin. I think they're a team definitely on the rise. They need to work on getting more from their LBs and hope that Calvin Ridley isn't washed. Mahomes' ankle is going to be monitored all week like it's nothing else. I will say, it's quite impressive that they nearly got to 30 points with him hobbled most of the game and they got next to nothing from their wideouts. They'll hit the drawing board again in the offseason to try to find more weapons to compliment Kelce, but it may not matter if Mahomes just can stay upright.
Somehow there were two losers in the late game: the Giants and the Vikings. The Giants got throttled early and could never come back from it. The story for most of the season was that Daboll was establishing the culture there and had the players buying in. He was essentially getting them on the right path and it appears that may be the cause. That said, they need a lot more help in terms of talent in order to get to where they ultimately want to go, because leadership at the top can only take them so far when they run into a buzzsaw. The Chiefs had to scratch and claw a bit out of their bye and it seems like the Eagles got to kind of ease back into things. It'll still hinge a bit on how long Lane Johnson can stay upright, but the offense is really going to cause a problem for the opposition next weekend.
SNOW GAME IN BUFFALO
I didn't like Daboll going for it on 4th and 8 from the 40 or whatever it was down 7-0 in the first. That sent the message to his players that said "we can't win guys. Got to go for it on every 4th down." The team had no fire after that.
Man I hope 49ers and Cowboys is close all the way. This divisional round has been kind of meh.
It's been pretty bad. I think how good the games were last weekend spoiled us a bit too.
That stupid penalty by the Dallas player on that 2nd Dak pick out me a 100.
There was one team with a shaky OL and then the other team was the Bengals. Quite a jarring result to see the Bengals operate so well with a makeshift line and the Bills couldn't attack that. Part of that was due to the scheme the Bengals ran, but the Bills looked way too passive defensively. The Bengals certainly aren't afraid of going to Arrowhead or playing the Chiefs, so that should be a fun matchup. As for the Bills, they've gone through it all over the course of the season. Their defense took on a lot, to say the least, in terms of injury. On offense, they've really got to find a reliable second weapon on the outside. Gabe Davis only seems to be up to the task in the playoffs and even then it is shaky. This matchup also suggests they need to look to make enhancements to their OL.
Dallas lost most of its mojo from Tampa. Dak Prescott looked so sharp Monday and then answered with an incredibly flat performance. Losing Tony Pollard certainly hurt, not having a second outside weapon hurt too, but Prescott made some pretty tough decisions. The Dallas defense really held their ground for most of the game but just lost steam in the second half. Both teams really had to grind it out offensively. San Francisco got just enough on that 91-yard drive to take the lead (a ridiculous Kittle catch and two favorable penalties). This was definitely the toughest defense Brock Purdy has faced this season and he held up relatively well. Should really be an interesting matchup of schemes between the Eagles and Niners.
Four best teams are in the Conference Championship Games. Let's go.
Dak was so late on some of those throws he still hasn't thrown them.
To be a fly on the wall in Jerry World as that spoiled brat throws everyone and everything under the bus except his clueless GM (himself), as for the first time ever he cannot bully/buy his way to success.
I fucking love it.
What.. he hasn't won in 30 years..
The window isn't closed for these Cowboys quite yet but it does likely begin to shut now. Schultz will want money, Pollard is due a deal but with a broke leg that might not happen. They can franchise one of them. But Dan Quinn is probably gone after this year unless Jerry really just backs the dump truck full of cash into his driveway. Defense isn't going to get better. Offense really needs one more weapon for Dak because he really is Middle of the Pack - Dak and he was worse without Cooper this year.
Feels like if they were going to do anything this was the year, and really last year should have been the year.
They can let Schultz walk. They'll tag Pollard. They really need Gallup to show that post-ACL bump that players tend to show.
Denver hired Hackett thinking they could get Rodgers from Green Bay since the two are buddies.
On an unrelated note the Jets who may be in the market for a veteran qb just hired Hackett as their new OC.
The Jets might be a LOT better if they landed Aaron Rodgers over Zach Wilson, but without Aaron, Hackett will be worse than he was with Russell Wilson.
But it also might depend on what else, if anything, the Jets would have to give up for Aaron, above the $60 million he's supposed to get this year.
I'd be hoping for Carr. More good years ahead. But I do get the thinking. The Jets feel like the defense is championship ready and all they need is the qb and they're not wrong.
I honestly thought the Jets were going to stick with Zach Wilson until this happened
He seems to understand that in pretty much any scenario he's going to have to rework his deal, so I wouldn't get too caught up on that specific number.
Man, would that have been dumb lol. Not a dig at you, to be clear, but that would have been a pretty poor mindset if they had that. It is the Jets, but come on lol.
If the question is Rodgers or Carr, the more good years ahead angle isn't exactly the one I'd be chasing. If I feel I've got a roster that is championship ready on the other end and the QB can fix the other, I'd go for the one who has the higher ceiling. That would be Rodgers, in my opinion. Again, this is the Jets we are talking about lol. When you're easily in the tougher conference and have a barrage of QBs you're going to have to try to battle through just to have a chance to get to the playoffs, if the iron is remotely close to hot then you've got to strike.
Also on Hackett: being the OC is a much different scenario than being the leader of everyone as a HC. He gave it a try in the big boy seat, failed miserably and settles back in the role that's probably better suited for him as of this moment.
I'm not saying I have a low opinion of the Jets, I mean it's the Jets but I've also seen them have a few really good seasons over the years so it's not like the Jets are immune to success and again they're almost there again so they're doing something right.
But yeah I did think they might be making the choice to stick with Wilson for one more year. This year's draft class is kind of weak, the hc continously saying to the press that "the plan is for Zach Wilson to start again" and also the chance that they just might not be in love with Carr or Rodgers. I honestly wouldn't blame them if they did keep him around one more year but I love when teams think the time to win is now. If they do manage to get Rodgers or Carr those guys are walking into a locker room that wants to win. That's just fun shit right there.
LaFleur goes to the Rams to become their oc. Was hoping the Titans might land him but it's Mike Vrabel so he'll probably just promote the towel boy to oc or something.
Lot of Belichick in that man.
I’m calling a Bengals/Niners Superbowl, both road teams get the W this weekend.
I will go with the Bengals and the Eagles.
Niners win in a defensive struggle 20-17
Bengals win 38 - 28 and it's never close
Bengals vs. Niners for me too. Mahomes and Kelce not being 100% when they may have to win a firefight doesn't bode well, and San Francisco are the hot hand in sports at the moment.
I've got Niners/Bengals.
I think we see glimpses of the Niners' offense have to be challenge by falling behind a bit but they stay the course because their defense keeps them in it. For the other game, Mahomes either still plays fine or gets compromised early, and the Cincy D shows up in either scenario.
I hope they pay Hurts when it comes to contract time. It's expensive to live these days with inflation and all.
Thank God hes got that free rent inside the 49er's heads.
Too bad about the Purdy injury. That changed the complexion of the game, most directly by way of the completely unforced lost fumble by Johnson, and generally by hampering the Niners ability to move the ball. The Niners defensive/ST penalties were atrocious as well, but the injury swung the game into a snoozefest. Too bad, just one of those shitty things. It's a vicious game so that'll happen.
Hopefully the AFC title game will be better. I predict the Bengals might run away with it, though.
KC is having no problem getting around the suspect Bengals offensive line. If that doesn't turn around the secnd half could be more of the same.
That throw by Mahomes was un fucking real. The real was fucking. Then he un fucked it.
Un fucking real.
These Bengals just don't quit. Real question is going to be how long can mahomes really go for?
Great game.
Hell of a game. The wrong team died, Dewey.
I know I'm kinda playing the result, but everyone saying it was all Cincy.. like, man, it's effin HARD to beat a really good team several times over and over in a row..
Philly v KC is a pretty fun SB matchup for real.
Mahomes vs Hurts..
Reid vs Gannon..
Great Philly pass rush vs how mobile will Mahomes be by then..
Sirianni with the chance to really tell everyone where they can shove it..
Hell, Kelce vs Kelce..
Easy to look forward to this one.
It all went sideways for the Niners when Reddick got free on Purdy and that elbow was compromised. Even just before that, momentum clearly tilted to the Eagles as they had a big third-down conversion and then a massive one on fourth down but was ultimately not a catch and the Niners couldn't challenge it. I really don't think the Niners were in that much trouble at that stage because they were playing so tough, but Josh Johnson really played in a way to show you could feel confident that he was ready for the moment. He then went down and the defense for the Niners were just broken in half, after initiating several penalties, due to the attack by the Eagles. You can't control what happens when the games get going but considering the path, the Eagles had pretty smooth sailing to Arizona. That doesn't necessarily matter because you got there, regardless. Now you have to finish the job.
What a wild swing of momentum over the course of the game. It felt like the Chiefs were on the ropes after bungling the middle eight minutes of the game. The Bengals showed stones by going for it on 4th-and-6 and converting with a bomb. It then comes down to a brutal penalty at the end. The heartache for that comes in the form of Joseph Ossai having a fantastic game for the Bengals and then just having it all come apart with that penalty. He's going to take all of the heat but they had their chances across the game and couldn't close it out on both ends of the field. Chandler Jones was a monster for the Chiefs and it mattered at the end for them. While this was spotlighted by Mahomes and Burrow, this was a game led by the defenses grinding these offenses up. Chiefs-Bengals is going to be a hell of a battle for years to come.
Now we get Andy Reid coaching against his former team and the Kelce Bowl, the first time brothers are facing off against each other as players in the Super Bowl. Storylines aplenty as we head to the finale. Sadly, officiating is going to be one of them. This was not a great day for the zebras. With this being a multi-billion dollar industry, they've got to find ways to improve the officiating in this game.
That was an impressive performance by the zebras. Almost didn't get it done but they found a way to come through in the clutch.
I hope mahomes and the chiefs WR’s get healthy in the next 2 weeks. Should be fun. But the chiefs will need to heal up to compete with the eagles.
12 hours later and the ending to the Chiefs game feels even worse. Totally feels like it was fixed.
Fixed by a rogue ref or by the league?
I won't use the word "fixed" but the officiating did come off lop sided as fuck in that game. But it happens and it doesn't mean it was intentional. Just football. The human error of the officiating is part of the drama.
I didn't like the pass interference call, but the final penalty was just. I felt bad for the kid because it was such an egregious fuck up. He had the angle to get him out of bounds. Butker this year likely wouldn't have had the leg from there. Was a great game, after a run of 6 pretty uncompetitive or poor quality games.
This Niners team will probably get a gigantic 'what if?' 30 for 30 in a couple of decades. Injuries really fucked the pooch these last few years. Honestly could be a dynasty with all that talent, but too much cumulative time on the treatment table. And CMC is the one guy that stayed healthy, ironically! Interesting where they go at QB, presumably with Trey on his rookie contract and Purdy challenging, but if they're in win now mode do they want to chance it on guys who haven't shown durability?
I don't think the Bengals got screwed, but I don't think the refs were that great. The major problem is Maholm is just either on another level or The Bengals D is inept. There were too many wide open KC players.
I don't know if I'd call Cincy's defense inept after holding the Mahomes lead Chiefs to 23 points at home including a last second FG following a bunk penalty to even put them in that FG position.
Inept feels like a pretty strong descriptor for that defense.
Mahomes showed that the great ones can be great in big moments. Cincy's OLine and inability to run the ball certainly hurt their cause.
Not even just these 49ers either. Going all the way back to the Harbaugh 49ers. So close. Zero cigars.
KC has a great O line. The Cincy defense is totally ept. Ept as fuck.
So Schefter giving the official word that Sean Payton going to Denver and DeMeco Ryans to Houston.
Pretty stoked to bring DeMeco home, desperately need to go from tear down to build up..
I can't believe Payton would go to Denver. You've got maybe no qb, no cap space, no ability to trade, defense only strength.
He could've had that in New Orleans. I figured maybe Harbaugh might take it since maybe his tough guy thing would make them play hard enough to win a few more.
Titans tearing up the grass and putting down turf. Supposed to help with injuries. Titans field has always been a shitty, soggy mess. It was gonna happen anyway. They're building a domed stadium here in a couple years (supposed to have a see through roof) so it was gonna be turf eventually anyway.
Tyler Huntely to the pro bowl! Pretty good for a guy with 2 tds on the year.
Denver giving up this year's 1st rounder plus a 2nd next year in return for Payton and a 3rd next year..
Omg.
Ok well I'll say this. If Payton turns this team into a playoff contender in 2023. That's coach of the year. Right there.
Payton will probably have the best job security in the NFL if he was willing to take the job. It's a long haul project.
“It won’t be long-winded. You only get one super-emotional retirement essay, and I used mine up last year.”
Brady's done for good. I'm only a little surprised
I actually thought he'd give it one more year somewhere else just to end on a better note. It won't be the same league without him. He's played so long he crossed right over into a different era. By no rights should we have ever even gotten a Mahomes/Brady superbowl.
I agree and it's cool to me that Brady knocked Mahomes out of the playoffs twice (AFC title game and Super Bowl). If not for beating him those two times it could be Brady with 5 rings and Mahomes with 3 rings and the GOAT conversation would have already shifted. Not to say the Chiefs would have definitely beaten the Rams in that 2018 Super Bowl but they would have had a great shot.
Regarding Brady's all time records for yards and touchdowns, I've said it before but now that it's all said and done I'll say it again: these records will be prone to be broken due to the longer schedule and increased passing yards league-wide as compared to how it was in Brady's first 10 years in the league. Someone like Mahomes or Burrow or Herbert could easily get there but Brady playing until 45 will make it tough to reach without having some hefty longevity themselves. Those records could fall in 15 to 20 years when those types of QBs reach age 40, or they could stand another 50 years.
The records of his that I think will stand forever are: wins, playoff wins, super bowl wins. Those won't be beat in our lifetimes IMO.
i figured he'd try and head to a team on the cusp that has questions at QB that would likely be fine offering him a one year deal, like san fran or miami, especially after blowing up the marriage and not exactly having a marquee season with tampa bay.
with player safety only going to be more and more of a priority, i think the longevity for qb's, especially franchise qb's, is going to rise. especially if you're a more 'traditional' player and not considered a 'mobile qb.' i think it's more likely we won't have another personality like brady, who is so obsessed with the game and the process, that they actually want to keep playing for that long.
as far as super bowl wins, i feel like that is so much bigger than any player. the franchise has to be locked in from an ownership and management standpoint. i think the chiefs are very well set up to emulate that patriots blueprint, but consistency is going to be the key. restocking the team around mahomes will be vital, and having stability with coaching will go a long way. i don't know that andy reid has spoken too much about how long he wants to keep coaching for, but if he ends up retiring someday soon, the potential for a shitshow goes up.
He'll be back and demanding a trade by May.
Brady is rumored to be getting a $375 million over ten years for Fox's NFL Lineup. So....Fox maybe out of the WWE purchase...probably not.
Wow. He’s not the most charismatic dude, not sure he translates well to the TV side. I thought if anything, he’d transition to the team executive side after his playing career.
That said, if someone backs up the Brinks truck, you’d be crazy not to take it and run.
That's approaching Giselle kind of money.
I think Brady will be good in the booth and as a media commentator in general (on pre-game shows, etc), but it's unfortunate timing given that Greg Olsen just emerged as the best color commentator in the NFL (IMO). Olsen is great, so it'll be awkward for Brady to supplant him on Fox Team #1. If I could magic-wand this situation I would have Brady replace Herby on TNF, thus allowing Olsen to continue in the top Fox booth.
But oh well. Olsen might be relegated to Fox Team #2 for now, but he's impressed so many people that his future is bright one way or another.
I am honestly surprised Brady has any interest in being an announcer. I would have thought he wouldn't want to tie himself down that much.
That sounds like a lot but don't you think Brady would get basically $40m a year to do anything? I feel like there are dozens of ways he could make the same amount over the next decade.
Ehh it's not that restrictive. travel 2 days a week for 5 or 6 months is probably the travel requirement. he can study film and stuff from home or from wherever
Or take the Romo approach and not prep at all.
But it is still 40 extra trips to the airport and 40 extra flights every fall/winter. I wonder if he gets to use the corporate jet. What if Bob Kraft throws another birthday party in the middle of the season?
He was entertaining on the Manningcast when he was on. There's a very easy lane for him to bring color to a broadcast. They just have to navigate it and make it not seem forced. Share stories, experiences in relation to what's going on and then add his opinion (preferably not hold back) and go from there.
One thing about Brady retiring. Zero percent chance Rodgers retires now. No way he wants to go to Canton on the same day as Mr. Perfect
I've heard this said many times. Call me crazy but I disagree with it. I don't think Rodgers would put himself through another season of a violent sport just to not share a HOF weekend with Brady. It might be a very small factor in his decision making, but acting like it's a big factor is overselling it IMO. Brady, Rodgers and Watt would be an awesome HOF class. If I were him, I wouldn't really care about this in the scope of choosing what the next year of his life looks like.
You legitimately think Greg is good?
Yes, I think he was the best in 2022. These things change, e.g. everyone was high on Romo when he first got the gig but now people are down on him. Just speaking about 2022, Olsen would be my #1 of the 5 main ones (the others being Aikman, Romo, Collinsworth and Herby). I can't speak to all of the secondary crews.
I think he is by far the worst out of all of them. Give me Romo, Aikman, Herby and Collinsworth all day over him.
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