Official 2025 NFL Discussion Conference Championship!!!
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It's not the calls they get, it's when they get them.
Only candidate that agreed to add Jason Witten to his staff probably...
Exactly.... Jerry loves Witten, all this shit is about power and control.
Jerry can pay those guys cheap, less lip from them, and he does not have to share he spotlight.
He is about building the team's brand. He does not have to win football games to make huge profits like the other teams. He ain't focusing on winning the SB, just selling hope.
He will make good profits on 7 to 12 win seasons every year.
He wanted to keep that team in the dark being mediocre.
LMAO Go BILLS!!!
I usually don’t cheer for teams that beat the Broncos but we making an exception in this case.
I’m going to be rooting like I’m a damn Buffalo native in this bitch.
EXACTLY! They get all the calls that either extend their drive or end the opponent’s drive. And it definitely isn’t always the right call. And tv broadcast purposely doesn’t show the replay cuz they know some fuckshit just happened
Sheppard will replace Aaron Glenn, who was hired by the New York Jets as their next head coach.
“Having Shep there with me, he’s been there from the beginning, and he knows exactly how I think—exactly,” Glenn said of Sheppard in December. “And that’s a guy that I’ve been actually mentoring to be in the DC role at some point. I think he’s damn near close, if not there, to be ready to do that. He’s a damn good coach.”
As we wrote in our 10 options to replace Glenn at DC, Sheppard was considered the front-runner for the position, having been on coach Dan Campbell’s staff since the beginning of his tenure and quickly taking on new coaching and organizational responsibilities.
Sheppard, who played linebacker in the NFL for eight seasons, brings a high level of experience and intelligence to the Lions' defensive staff. With a no-nonsense approach to coaching that rewards players for how they produce on the field, Sheppard has earned the trust of both players and coaches over the past four years.