Still...you're not convinced that Urban Meyer doesn't want to be splitsville right now?
Patriots/NFL 2021 Season II: 1-2; Week 4 vs. TB
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Still...you're not convinced that Urban Meyer doesn't want to be splitsville right now?
Smitty93
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I've never thought he was long for the NFL. Just seemed like a person who couldn't really handle adversity, which was a guarantee in the NFL. I was mostly responding to your comment "Seems like there's some truth to it", since the article clearly wasn't based on any facts, just an opinion.
I'm just looking at how Meyer's body language on the sidelines during that Texans game looks worse by the minute and the fact that USC now has a major opening available at head coach.
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Gator Mike
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A few years down the line, but I wouldn't hate it if Gillette Stadium moved back to the real stuff on a permanent basis...
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Why? Wasn't it dangerous enough the last few times they tried this? Stick with the turf, it's far more consistent and safe for the players.
BigBadBruins7708
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The last college coach I can remember having great success in the NFL was Jimmy Johnson. But then he was pretty much running a pro team at Miami anyway so....
I don't include Pete Carroll because he went from college to pro back to college then back to the NFL. Johnson came straight from Miami to Dallas and in a few years won a Super Bowl.
Jim Harbaugh counts. Took over a team that hadn't been over .500 in 8 seasons.
In 3 seasons:
36 wins
3 NFC Championship game appearances
1 SB appearance and nearly won it all
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The Patriots signed quarterback Brian Hoyer to a one-year contract Saturday morning, an NFL source confirmed.
Hoyer, in his 13th NFL season and third stint in New England, had been a member of the Patriots’ practice squad.
It was only a matter of time before Hoyer earned an official spot on the 53-man roster, as rookie Mac Jones was previously the only quarterback available. Jarrett Stidham is on the physically unable to perform list and sidelined through at least Week 6, possibly longer, after undergoing back surgery at the end of July.
The Patriots temporarily elevated Hoyer to the active roster ahead of last Sunday’s season opener against the Dolphins, but he reverted to the practice squad Monday morning. Each team is allowed to promote two practice squad players per game, but such players can only be promoted twice per season.
Hoyer, in his 13th NFL season and third stint in New England, had been a member of the Patriots’ practice squad.
It was only a matter of time before Hoyer earned an official spot on the 53-man roster, as rookie Mac Jones was previously the only quarterback available. Jarrett Stidham is on the physically unable to perform list and sidelined through at least Week 6, possibly longer, after undergoing back surgery at the end of July.
The Patriots temporarily elevated Hoyer to the active roster ahead of last Sunday’s season opener against the Dolphins, but he reverted to the practice squad Monday morning. Each team is allowed to promote two practice squad players per game, but such players can only be promoted twice per season.
I hope they let Mac let it fly today. He's more than capable. Let him do it.
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