Hate to say it

It's often part of their training. I know for some general practice doctors there is specific teaching on basically 'how to be right.' The logic is, you want someone decisive and confident when facing time-sensitive decisions. The downside is when you need to talk to them about things outside of their expertise and they still assume they're right...

 

I know his name just didn't feel like typing it but daboll turned around a team no one though had no business making the playoffs and made Daniel Jones look like a competent qb.

Kyle Shanahan has had 3 different qbs and is currently starting the last pick in last yrs draft and he's looking better than Jimmy g did all yr or trey Lance did in his few games he played.

Tomlin is in the mix but I just think what those guys are doing are just on another level. Doug Pedersen is in it too but he has Lawrence. We expected him to figure it out eventually.

 

They're loaded but he has Brock Purdy looking better than Jimmy g or Lance. They seem to be able to just plug anybody in and still be successful.

If they had gotten cmac before the yr is what would've made them the 1 seed. He's changed their entire offense and they haven't lost with him

 

Who have they played since losing to the Chiefs?

 

I and Ben both agreed on one thing, you have to heave a few a game. I think Pickens and DJ could make moves on long balls.

Ben would do it at times where a punt would have given us the same result as if it got picked off.

 

Average and sometimes good but never great again? What kind of record/season are we considering great? What are the thresholds for a season that is average, good, or great?

 

An image search of Don Quixote reminded me of something I bought at a flea market years ago and hung at the lake.

 

Could be him.

 

My Mother had a sculpture of Him on a donkey tilting at a windmill. That why I was force into reading it.....because I just had to ask My Mother what that sculpture was about.....Stupid Me