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I had about 5 to 10 minutes to "waste" so I looked at a webpage I often use to track head coach & general manager movement. From there comes the Aaron Glenn & Jets reunion. Upon going to ESPN as well as the main NFL website to read more about that and other stuff, I learn that Jacksonville has let their general manager go. Which is fair enough; funny thing was that they were just talking about that on HERD today (and how the guy has been a disaster while not being a fan of Jim in San Francisco).

If he was lucky.

Yeah, Urban can do that to people. However, I guess I'm okay with him as he's a great head coach. Should've specified that I was referring to the past quarter century since an era without Woody Hayes would be more than a significant void

So....how do we rank the coaches? Not sure there's a perfect answer. A definitive one? Maybe, but I suppose someone could go with: 1. Day 1. Tressel 3. Meyer The fact is that all three have played for the title more than once in their career.

ESPN had a graphic about it, I believe. I read something from someone on Twitter that they'd still fire Ryan Day for whatever reason including not being able to close against Notre Dame. Which isn't smart. Sure ND got back into the game, but Ohio State still won the game. By double-digits, more than covering the spread

Well, it ended up closer than one would like but thank you Ohio State!

What a very lovely football game!

When the ends comes, I'll be thankful that my life included College Gameday, especially the glory days (PEAK) with the Fowler/Corso/Herbie trio. Probably is a boring lead into the College Football slate without the headgear from the Coach. That being said, looks like that's it for Lee

Ben Johnson As Bears Head Coach

Okay, yeah that was harsh calling them "NFL Kardashians" of the 2020s. The similarity is that they're on television a lot. So there's that. Plus, I'd drink with them before several others. To be fair & as far as I know, they haven't violated the law or committed a federal crime. There are a ton of worse people in the league than both Jason and Travis.

Not to hate on Patrick Mahomes, but I think he's definitely struggle in that era. The Chiefs didn't even get into the Endzone during one of their Super Bowls Edited. Not sure how letters sorta vanish around the time between post prep and the publish of it

Whether I like it or not, bad calls happen all of the time. All I can say is to have that Tennis mentality (which isn't really required in the other 5 major sports). That's win by at least more than the minimum & leave no doubt. To this day, I still support Suggs being rather unhappy during the post Halftime Show mishap 12 years ago when his team was on track to end things earlier than they did.

Jeff Torborg, former MLB catcher & manager, age 83 I believe he was the only person to catch a couple no-hitters from Sandy Koufax & Nolan Ryan.

It's basically modern day Kardashians. Or Kardashians that (doesn't) come(s) with noise cancelling headphones

Kelce is done with another SB win. They I can hear his boasting when the Chiefs fail next year (saying he wasn't there, that's why they lost!). The only thing left for Mahomes is his definition of young. If he retires next month, he will be Canton-bound in 2030. New England would have bragging rights saying that New England won for 20 years (I supposed). KC might do more in much less time. I don't think Patrick cares about winning for 20 years. Hopefully, and fortunately family is first, and that's awesome. Congrats to the latest edition. As mentioned, that's it for Patrick & Brittany. Great that it's complete and neither one have hit the 30s yet