If he was good maybe. But think about this: would BB put up with shit like that? Part of being a good franchise is having and enforcing discipline. It's one reason BB teams are good even when they lose good players, and Rex Ryan teams always implode.
40 seconds to go about 10 yards with 50 on the clock and a timeout in pocket. Terrible.
After going to rehab for substance abuse and telling the team he was a changed man, he got in a drunken fight with his girlfriend and was then filmed partying in a club and lied to the team by telling them it was an old video.
After the dust-up over the Gronk call, I'd be curious to see whether there will be a "coincidental" spike in OPI calls this weekend
How do you know he is any good? They have not given him a shot. You really think fans that pay for season tickets care that the team is showing integrity by benching him?
They see him in practice and in the film room every day. If he's lighting things up there and they're not playing him, that's dumb - but I seriously doubt that's what is going on.
He's played 12 games and lost position battles to Brian Hoyer and Josh McCown. Nothing indicates he's good. This is also a team that made the mistake of just overlooking Josh Gordon's problems who was actually good. It has nothing to do with running boy's town, it has to do with building a foundation for a winning team, part of that is in the lockerroom. The fans aren't exactly calling for him anymore, if the coaches think Austin Davis gives them a better shot at developing the other players who are likely to play roles next year he should start.
Well, there's another dubious one on Minnesota.
The perils of the out of town fan whose team is winning big. Risk getting yanked at any moment.
The current AFC East coaching fraternity is not that strong once you get past the top guy.
I bet they did it just to get the auto-review. That way they get to look at the whole thing and not make the coach use a challenge for their screwup.
I'd be more worried were I a Panthers fan.
