What about teams that can’t schedule competitive games? Anyone that has played knows playing uncompetitive games doesn’t help anyone.
Its ok to have a couple cake walk games but should players be subjected to 5 plus blow out games ?
The problem with fields is financial there is no precedent of someone who has played poorly as him getting extended, baker mayfield won a playoff game and still got traded. Daniel jones was a one year wonder and got 40 mil a year. In fields defense the bears number 2 receiver wouldn’t start on any other team and o line has had some rough patches.
Trade 1 for 3 draft MH jr, draft de at 9 then penix or Bo nix if available if later
give fields 1 more year but have a capable backup in case injury or poor performance
that’s my ideal path for bears but with poles you never know but he has made many good moves and 1 poor one chase claypool
Yeah these games are a joke
Syracuse has a tight end playing qb
texas am 3rd string qb injured 1st play
I’m sure there are more instances of lack of depth
Didn’t know team success had any correlation to this award as they named individuals. Looking more into this guy is 5 star on 247 which is unheard for Indiana.
Wow isn’t there someone from NE Indiana going to the premier wide receiver destination the Ohio state university? And he didn’t win position award for MR football? Who votes for this?
On most levels of football mostly nfl I notice that punting teams will take a delay of game to make it easier for their punter. Why don’t more coaches decline the penalty, is there some kind of etiquette?
this seems to be the one time a penalty of more beneficial to the offending team.
So I guess my official referee question what percent of the time do you see the defending team decline this penalty?