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NFL 2018.1 The off season

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Kelce just shoved it up the butts of the so called media experts who said Pederson was the worse hire as an NFL coach. He absolutely killed it.
Fly Eagles Fly!!!!
 
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icehawk said:
Kelce just shoved it up the butts of the so called media experts who said Pederson was the worse hire as an NFL coach. He absolutely killed it.
Fly Eagles Fly!!!!
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What he's accomplished is truly remarkable. I really wish the Packers would've gotten him somehow seeing as he played ("played" behind Favre haha) there in the past.
Slap Shot said:
Seems reasonable for a guy with 7 career starts.

(stolen from GPL)
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Obviously it's a huge number but with salary inflation and the lack of any real options out there (at least in free agency, IDK anything about the upcoming draft), it's somewhat understandable. Even if you let him go and draft a QB you're looking at a much lengthier rebuild. Obviously they could've just kept that one guy ;) and paid less for average QB play but we don't need to get into that whole argument again.
 
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It's weird that so late in the coaching search it seemed like he had lost, but then very late in the process he was able to come back, seemingly out of nowhere, to win it.
 
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joecct said:
He also did one for Maryland (v Miami?) subbing for an injured Boomer Esiason.
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Yes, and that was the greatest comeback in college football history (at the time, don't know if it was broken).

Referring to Reich as Super Sub is an understatement.
 
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Russell Jaslow said:
Yes, and that was the greatest comeback in college football history (at the time, don't know if it was broken).

Referring to Reich as Super Sub is an understatement.
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I see from that Wikipedia article, the college record was broken in 2006 by Michigan State over Northwestern.
 
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Russell Jaslow said:
Which is strange.

I distinctly remember watching it, because as not a Bills fan, I stuck with it, and mocked all my Bills fans friends who gave up.
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Was this you?

My dad had tickets waiting at the stadium if we wanted to go, but there was too much ice in Rochester so we stayed home. Instead, we watched the game in the cold attic, sticking the TV out the window so we could pick up the Syracuse station that was playing the game (it was blacked out locally).

https://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/5ltbre/25_years_ago_today_the_buffalo_bills_defeated_the/
 
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