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  1. Luke Fickell was the top coaching candidate on the market in 2022. He could have gone anywhere. UW gave him 80% of $54.6M reasons to come to UW. His $7.6M/year is 3x more than any assistant in college football is getting.
  2. Not true, a number of top programs contacted him when he was the DC and he turned them down. He only wanted to be HC at UW. However, these two statements have a lot of truth to them. Leonhard didn't want to HC anywhere other than UW because he didn't want to move his family around. That, to me, says that he wanted the title of HC but not the responsibilities of being a HC that would involve not spending a lot of time with your family. Leonhard was PC's right-hand man and Leonhard had a big part in the downfall in recruiting. #1 responsibility falls under PC - and I remember a story that a 4-star LB was visiting for a game and nobody talked to him. Leonhard is the DC, he has some responsibility for that. One of the reasons that Mac wasn't sold on Leonhard is that when he interviewed him, Leonhard talked about how he would keep a lot of things the same. Mac knew that keeping things the same was going to be a disaster. Fickell always was Mac's #1, but Leonhard did nothing in the interview process to sway Mac into pivoting to Leonhard when Fickell was waffling about taking the position. Just look at the 2022 game against Ohio State. That was before PC got fired. Leonhard's defense gave up 21 in the first quarter, 31 at half, and 45 through three quarters. Not any different than their performance against Alabama today.
  3. So, basically get him an entire offense. (And he needs a RB now, too.)
  4. And I think some people really underestimate how difficult it is to throw a ball 40 yards with the accuracy and timing to hit receivers consistently and over-estimate what that completion percentage should be, even for the best NFL QBs.
  5. Jordan Love has an average deep ball completion percentage according to this source. Ranked 17th in 2024, 16th in 2023: https://www.playerprofiler.com/nfl/jordan-love/ It's far from a predictor of success. According to that same source, Patrick Mahomes ranked 34th in 2024 (26.5%), Josh Allen ranked 26th, Lamar Jackson ranked 27th.
  6. Rodgers learned under Favre, Love learned under Rodgers.
  7. Washington has absolutely dominated the field position battle but has done nothing with it.
  8. SiriusXM listening to the Packers' radio feed.
  9. Washington's longest drive so far is 37 yards and they have yet to get inside of the 30-yard-line. Plenty of time left, but so far they haven't shown an ability to sustain any type of drive.
  10. Larry's opinion, that was a bogus holding call on Rhyan
  11. Twice they've been pinned inside their 10-yard line and got TDs on both. Really hard to get multiple 90+ yard TD drives.
  12. Was Kraft able to walk off under his own power?
  13. I wouldn't know, I'm not in a local market. This only says Prime: https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/green-bay-packers-game-information/70773/commanders-vs-packers-week-2-2025-how-to-watch-game-time-odds-more
  14. If you don't have Prime and can wait until tomorrow to watch the game, it is being rebroadcast on the NFL Network at 11:15pm Central.
  15. Got three of them. Knew there would be a catcher in there, just picked the wrong one of Wood vs Dinges.
  16. "Potential" is a French word. It means "not worth a damn yet". Come playoffs, I'll take production over potential.
  17. So... wouldn't that be the 40th straight offseason?
  18. Anderson has a 2.87 ERA and 3.67 FIP. I think you're selling him short. Yoho might get there, but I would not put him there now.
  19. Payamps did pass through waivers before, but the Cubs claimed Civale so stranger things have happened. If he did clear waivers, then the Brewers would have to wait until he cleared waivers in case of emergency and needing to call him back up. My guess is that they are going to skip Miz's next start, or at least push it back a few days, and thus may need to have a spot-starter/piggyback for a day.
  20. Lions didn't do enough in free agency
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