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I wonder what Peyton Manning would have to say about that. He was incensed when he skipped for USC. Don't think they'd go against him and his money.

You ever meet a coach who said he didn't read message boards who didn't read message boards?

He can give you the long and the short answer. Both the same.

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Washington was first rate with that part of the game, and that is the important part. But Saturday I had a blast from the past when Johnson went for it on 4th and 1 with a QB and Marshall did the Washington porpoise into the line. I don't disagree with going for it as the only logical option, I...

Gotta be quick to pull that off, I suppose?

did he get a scholarship? Butker was an exception, I thought. Most everyone else was preferred walk-on. Too much uncertainty with a kicker's development I suppose. (Speaking of which, the KC folks are thrilled with Butker not merely for 19 straight FGs, but he is consistently through the end...

I'm not sure you are right to the absolute, but won't argue much and will go you one better: no taller QB can run this offense. That's radical but it requires so much in the mesh and down the line where agility is essential. Guys up in the 6-2+ range have a long way to bend over. But no...

I have seen some hesitancy as he approaches a collision. I don't think it is fear of contact, it seems more an inexperience in knowing how-close-is-close-enough type thing. The result is an early toss.

I am not anti-pass. I was a slinger in HS and it was fun. It's just that too often we answer every problem with "We have to pass more." Mostly there are just a lot of things we need to do better, not more.

One of the Harbaughs at Tennessee? And they think Kiffin was not a match?

I don't know who's on the bench for Johnson -- obviously he doesn't like the kid who was slotted to start -- and I thought Marshall was better Saturday (it actually looked like option football there) he has a way to go, maybe a long way. Which is to say that Navy, with an ineffective QB, in one...

Shoot, give me all that stuff and I'll take a shot at it.

Well, given that he is on the record as waiting for the "right" NFL job, and he's popped up about every time a college job has opened, and he is still there, on the tube, every day, as far away from football as ever. Personally I think he is right where he wants to be.

Is there ever a coaching job anywhere, NFL to IFL, Power Five to Defiance College, that Gruden is not a candidate for? He's the top shelf example of a guy with one great success who has parlayed it into a good-paying, high profile, low labor lifetime job. who hasn't coached anywhere for nine...