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The Daboll and Schoen aren’t drafting the son of the guy who’d be their successor as HC/GM no later than 2026 if they did.

RIP Kenneth Sims

https://www.espn.com/blog/boston/new-england-patriots Reiss says if Garrett Bradbury gets released by Vikings that it not be a surprise if he is signed by the Patriots.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/40598321/patriots-marcus-jones-returns-eyeing-new-kickoff-rules Item 4 of the attached article. The Pats cash expenditures for 2024 of $259 million was 9th most in the NFL. That number likely climbed during the 2024 season with injuries etc. The salary cap...

Perhaps, the disarray is caused, in no small part, by soft, dumb people who complain too much.

Go root for another team.

It was reported last offseason that he was to work mostly with the offensive lineman which I’m assuming was the case given he’s now “officially “ the Assistant OLine coach with the Bungles. The literalness some on this board use to “got ya” somebody is sad.

They had 3 last year. Kugler was one assistant as was the guy who went to Cincy with Peters. The line coaching was a mess last year. As I kept telling a friend during the season, linemen should at least be a speed bump not a turnstile. No matter how bad they are they should at least get in the...

https://musketfire.com/jerod-mayo-considered-a-strong-candidate-for-job-with-patriots-rival-01jk7gfcg47b It would be similar path to the one Brian Flores followed after he was fired by the Dolphins,

https://www.patspulpit.com/2025/1/20/24346239/patriots-robert-kugler-coach-east-west-shrine-bowl Shouldn’t Kugler be added as an “unknown”. It’s not been reported whether he’ll be back or not as far as I know.

Could you imagine the hullabaloo if Kraft offered Brady the same sweetheart deal Mark Davis gave Brady for his ownership share? There would be Congressional hearings chaired by the ghost of Arlen Specter claiming the Patriots circumvented the salary cap all those years by practically giving...

Marrone is who I hope gets the OL coach job. I’ve got my fingers crossed.

It’s doubtful an “assistant DB” coach for a college program would be hired as a positional coach for a NFL team. Likely he’s been hired as a defensive assistant or a quality control position.

Josh McDaniels was only 28 years old when he was named QB coach in 2004. Grant is from Connecticut and played WR at Assumption College in Worcester. It’s an intriguing hire.

Saw a comment on YouTube that this comment refers back to Josh McDaniels as a Coaching Assistant picking up Vrabel when he came in as a visiting free agent back in 2001. It’s funny how we’re all so quick to think conspiracy these days.

Read somewhere recently that Pees and Vrabel had a falling out which led Pees to one of his multiple retirements. They don’t need him around anyway to call a blitz at the worst time possible leaving a 5’8” CB man to man against a 6’5” WR.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/report-giants-defensive-assistant-zak-kuhr-headed-to-patriots-for-reunion-with-mike-vrabel

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/report-giants-defensive-assistant-zak-kuhr-headed-to-patriots-for-reunion-with-mike-vrabel

You are aware that from 2018 to 2021 seasons Josh McDaniels was paid the same as most Head Coaches were over those years to stop him from taking the Indy HC job. And, while this has never been reported, the contract McDaniels received from the Raiders was inordinately lucrative for a hiring...

Their first choice was O’Brien. Choosing a rookie OC to install an offensive system after spending only one season at the knee of a Master is as foolhardy as Matt, Joe and Bill trying to install it from a how to manual here in 2022. That was not the intention. This WC fungus is so pervasive...