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You saw as much physical decline in 2019 as you did this season.

You saw the same play that you saw in the second half of 2019, once the OL fell beyond a sustainable level. Go check the tape.

So when will Bowles be firing himself, since the entire team failed to meet the high standards that had been set for this past year, and not just the offense?

There are several here who failed to learn the lessons of 2013 and 2019. You may be one of them.

There was no decline in his arm

No. What it shows is the same thing we saw in 2019. And that is that, even with the best QB in NFL history, you have to have at least a baseline minimum level of talent in your OL in order for the QB to carry your team. Brady carried some poor OLs in his career. But, at some point, there...

This is where I point out that the personnel limited the ability to make the needed changes. Or, to put it another way... For all the WR talent they theoretically had, even when healthy, they didn't have a quick-open slot WR to serve as the safety valve, and you can't have your RB leaking out...

How is this a good idea?

Ok... This may seem strange to people here, but I didn't get to watch the game after the Brady pick and the Dallas score following that (which seems like it was a good time to have to do other things, coincidentally). So, could someone tell me how the rest of the game actually went, rather...

I want to be clear: We’re going to do this. It’s going to be awesome.

Pretty much anywhere he chooses should be an interesting spot: Tampa and Tennessee = "Can he reverse the declines?" Miami = "Can he get them to take the next step" SF = "Can he get them over the hump?" (assuming they don't win it all, of course) There are others that I could see and...

Big defenseman who can take punishment Come playoff time, that always seems to end up being the #1 issue.

Not on your best day, even with $10m in your hand

Vegas, Tampa, Tennessee, SF (maybe), Miami, and a couple other locations all make sense for one reason or another.

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