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| TODAY'S EPISODE: Shula's place among top 10 coaches |
| Don Shula, who died Monday at age 90, won more games than any coach in NFL history (Bill Belichick trails him by 55!) but where does he rank among the greatest ever? Pete Prisco was in South Florida during Shula's heyday and says one team was BETTER than his perfect '72 Dolphins. Jamey Eisenberg has some interesting thoughts on Shula's legacy, plus Bryan DeArdo ranks the top 10 coaches of all time and more. |
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| What recent QB moves say about 7 teams |
| There has been a flurry of QB activity lately, with Andy Dalton signing for peanuts in Dallas, the Bears giving Mitch Trubisky the Heisman on that fifth-year option and more. Jason La Canfora says it offered a portal into the souls of seven teams, and he sizes up each of their QB futures, including the Bears and Pats; plus, here's what JLC predicts for Cam Newton. |
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| Five missed trade opportunities in 2020 draft |
| The first trade of the draft didn't happen until the 13th pick, and there were just three more in Round 1, all in the 20s. Did decision-makers in this brave new world of couch drafting need a moment to settle in? Whatever the reason, R.J. White came up with five trades that could've happened but will go down as missed opportunities; one involves Tua. |
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| 2021 Mock Draft: Fields lands with Panthers |
| After months of mocks where Joe Burrow-to-Cincy was a layup, it'd be nice to have some intrigue at No. 1 but ... nope. Until further notice, Trevor Lawrence at No. 1 will be the mock du jour, but the rest of Chris Trapasso's look at 2021 is full of intrigue, with three QBs and four WRs going in the top 13. |
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| Dalton in Dallas: Ranking top 5 backup QBs |
| Andy Dalton is returning to his native state of Texas to join a team with championship aspirations. It's a win-win situation, and perhaps most surprising, Dalton, who started in Cincy for nine years, isn't even the best backup QB the Cowboys have had. Brian DeArdo ranked the top five Cowboys backups, and frankly, that's one impressive list. |
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| Shula by the numbers: His most amazing stats |
| Don Shula coached 33 years in the NFL (!) and in that span his teams averaged 9.9 wins a season (!!) and finished with a losing record only twice (!!!). That's just the beginning of Jared Dubin's deep dive into Shula's most impressive stats; here's how many of those seasons ended with a playoff trip (hint: it was more than half). |
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