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Ex-NFL player (WR/DB/KR)& scout, Analyst, NFL Media, FOX Sports, FOX Sports Radio & FOX Sports Digital, Head Coach, Granada Hills Charter HS, IG:bigplayfootball

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  1. 19 minutes ago

    The devil is in the details… It’s not a coincidence that the No.1 WR has become an unstoppable force as a pass catcher.

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  2. 3 hours ago

    Andy Reid was running the scout team defense (holding up cards w/diagrams and leading the unit) while I was with the from 1995-97. A few years later, he’s the head coach. Great leaders/team builders can come from anywhere on the staff. Just need to look for them.

    You know what’s great about this nugget? Reid wasn’t an OC or play-caller before he was hired as a head coach. He was a position coach (TE/QB) for the w/Mike Holmgren calling the plays. Being an OC/play caller is not a prerequisite to being a great HC.. Just sayin’
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  3. 3 hours ago

    You know what’s great about this nugget? Reid wasn’t an OC or play-caller before he was hired as a head coach. He was a position coach (TE/QB) for the w/Mike Holmgren calling the plays. Being an OC/play caller is not a prerequisite to being a great HC.. Just sayin’

    Andy Reid been doing this 😤
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  4. 5 hours ago

    Interesting to see the bring in a coach who admittedly subscribes to the Tony Dungy/Lovie Smith/Rod Marinelli principles of how to play defense. Perhaps there is a greater appreciation for that in the Windy City now..

    Former Colts’ defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus is being hired as the head coach of the Chicago Bears, per sources.
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  5. Jan 24

    TB12 is the Boogeyman 👻 His mere presence (and his glowing resume) nearly made the Rams trick off a game that was in their control. The fear of facing No.12 in a 4th quarter battle had LA shook, and they nearly caved in to the pressure. That’s the biggest compliment ever

    Tom Brady was down 24 points, down multiple playmakers and still had everyone believing in his inevitable comeback. wraps his head around a game emblematic of his longevity:
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  6. Jan 24

    Stafford was under pressure to win due to the “Super Bowl or bust” mandate for the Rams, but a QB with 42 game-winning drives (7th-most in NFL history) on his resume is impressive. You don’t stumble into that many late game victories. Just needed playoff success for validation.

    1.23 MMQB! Greatest weekend in sports, we're starting with Stafford erasing all doubt—“He was a bad MF-er in that situation.” PLUS ... 💥 / INSANITY. 💥 's = no underdog. 💥 . 💥 Coaching rumors. 💥 MORE!
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  7. Jan 24

    It goes back to fundamentals and execution. Can you do the simple things in the game’s biggest moments? Alignment,assignment and adjustment. Plus, tackling, leverage and gap responsibilities. The attention to detail matters more in playoff games.

    Defensive coaches/players…we have to do better man. Listening to all of the talk today, you would think that football is just quarterbacks and offense, and everything else is second fiddle.I love entertaining football, but I don’t like seeing defense being disrespected.
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  8. Jan 24

    Yes. They should’ve kicked it deep but Tyreek Hill’s big punt return might’ve spooked the coaches. In an emotional game, the sight of seeing No.10 scoot all over the field might’ve prompted Sean McDermott to opt for the touchback. Tried to play it safe, but it didn’t work out

    With 13 seconds left and up by three, the Bills kicked the ball into the end zone. Should they have forced the Chiefs to return the kickoff instead?
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  9. Jan 24

    This is the hidden secret of the NFL. When there is a built-in trust between players and coaches, you’re allowed to freelance based on feel and info. In the secondary, CBs alert Safeties when they’re about to jump routes so everyone is on the same page. Trust & Communication ❤️🏈

    In Carolina we had a rule, “Run where they’re not”! Our coaches encouraged it (not all do) Great coaches allow great players to JUST PLAY! You don’t run routes like lines on a paper. Feel. Timing. Vision and live that mantra and are unstoppable
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  10. Jan 24

    This is why we can’t give big grades to QB prospects just because they’re the only ones in the class. You have to grade incoming QBs vs the guys they will ultimately play. Otherwise, you will select QBs early who have NO CHANCE of winning big games. The A+ standard should be high

    Replying to @damienwoody
    The top 5 is insane Mahomes Allen Lamar Burrow Herbert Could really make any pecking order rank you want behind 15 it’s so good
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  11. Jan 24

    It takes a village to nurture a young QB. Strong organizational structure with good coaches and a solid scheme. Plus, a collection of playmakers who make the game easier for him. Bills and Chiefs put on a Master Class in QB development

    Such an incredible show from Josh Allen & Patrick Mahomes. Both of those guys are perfect examples of how to develop QB position. Find talented, smart & competitive QB. Give them time, stability (coaching/scheme) & playmakers. Crazy to think they are both still improving.
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  12. Jan 23

    After an epic Sunday of football, here are a few thoughts and observations..

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  13. Jan 23

    The defenders were gassed. It is too hard to play that much man to man without a break. It has been a track meet for the last 20 minutes and one defense was bound to collapse at the end of the game.

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  14. Jan 23

    How many general managers and coaches have QB envy after watching this game??

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  15. Jan 23

    KC should've called a timeout. They played 2-man with improper leverage. The miscommunications in the secondary killed them. Great throw and catch. The legend of Josh Allen grows after this comeback. Wow!

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  16. Jan 23

    Build your team around the prototypes. Big, fast, and explosive. The playoffs have shown us that you need blue-chip talents to win at the highest level. We can make jokes about scouts obsessing over the measurables, but you see the difference in crunch time.

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  17. Jan 23

    Speed kills!

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  18. Jan 23

    Michael Hughes fell down defending a "Dino" route (post-corner-post) while playing the deep 1/3 in Cover 3. It was a great route but the play call left the CB on an island with pressure coming after the QB. Helluva throw! Wow! Just Wow!

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  19. Jan 23

    Why? Why get cute?

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  20. Jan 23

    If you didn’t believe special teams mattered, your opinion should change after this weekend. The third phase matters and you better put your best players on the kicking units if you want to gain an edge. Special teams are not the place for you to hide the youngsters or scrubs

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