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I can understand taking a young QB to sit and learn while Cousins is there, but taking Penix that high when he's had 4 season ending injuries during his college career just seems like a major roll of the dice. Especially when they've paid Kirk so much...

They really should have hired Belichick and brought some proven leadership to the organization 🤦‍♂️ And I won't say that Penix isn't talented, but taking a guy with his injury history that high as your future franchise QB is certainly iffy...

I'm sorry, man. This seems like a mid 2000s Raiders/Browns level reach. Or just what some would call stupidity. As a Raiders fan, I get it...

Raiders cutting Hunter Renfrow. A team needing a receiver can pick up a special player here. The way McDaniels basically flat-out refused to use a guy like him for a season and a half, he should have been prosecuted for criminal negligence.

Yep, it was a random youtube suggestion. They don't always pan out, but this one did. I thought it was killer.

They don't notice the distractions because they are too busy texting.

I just watched this one a couple days ago. Pretty good for any fans of WWII movies imo.

During his HC tenure in Tampa they finished 4th, 3rd, and 4th in the South. I'm surprised by this. I really thought your guys were going to go the Belichick route.

It still blows my mind that in over 30 years with top tier QB's, Favre and Rodgers only won 1 Super Bowl apiece.

I guess in the cold, shattering your helmet doesn't warrant a precautionary trip to the concussion tent?

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/nfl-has-decided-to-rip-off-fans-with-playoff-game-on-peacock-congressman-says-0f7d9874

Former coaches from the Browns coaching staff have absolutely dominated both college and professional football from 2000 onward. Not something a person would expect.

And Chicago is keeping Eberflus I'm wondering what team will be next to fall for the Josh McDaniels "I'm not the same idiot and/or jerk I was for Denver/Indianapolis/Vegas" sales pitch.

Denver is copying the McDaniels/Carr strategy to a T, even replacing him with the same backup. Who knew Josh McDaniels had become Sean Payton's role model?

After last weeks 63 point game and todays Christmas present, I feel like I've fallen into some sort of football alternate dimension :)

Josh McDaniels destroyed this team by betting the farm on being able to build his team around a 46 year old QB to complete the Patriot way...🤬

I've always been a Raiders guy.