No, but he is set in his ways and should start applying the same logic he uses in week 17 to the preseason.

I don't see where this has anything to do with our medical staff. Sounds like they were monitoring it to see ho wit was healing and it wasn't so they had to pivot to surgery.

This just means he's got a better shot to be there when he is needed most (playoffs), and that we can probably get him back on an extension easier, even if just for one more year.

We win even when ****s think we are losing.

I'm very anti-mega thread, but didn't seem like we needed multiple threads tracking a single injury. It wouldn't have been the end of the world if somebody posted another thread. Just kinda nice to have all the discussion consolidated.

Oh, he's old and set in his ways.

Okay, good talk.

Dumb bastard is set in his ways!

First head coach in NFL history to win 100 games with two different franchises (Eagles and Chiefs)
Fourth head coach with 200 wins and multiple Super Bowl titles
Only coach in NFL history to take two different teams to four consecutive conference championship games (Eagles from 2001 to 2004 and Chiefs from 2018 to 2022)
Fourth on the all-time list among head coaches in combined regular-season and postseason wins

I think we'll go with more 2 TE or even 3 TE sets without Brown. Good opportunity for Gray and Wiley now

This would have almost assuredly been one of the top 5 offenses in nfl history.

It’s like one of those dreams that are too good to be real

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Well that was fast. bad luck.

Damn. Welp, time to fast track Worthy.

It absolutely still can be. We still have Kelce (GOAT), Rice (second year emerging mega-star), and a rookie who is the fastest player in NFL history and scored 2 TDs in his debut. Oh, and Pacheco has taken leaps forward as a receiver as well.

I liked the Hollywood signing, but he hasn't exactly set the league on fire in his career prior to coming here. He would have been a good weapon to have, but we're still loaded. We'll be fine.

On this particular point of playing notable players in preseason which runs counter to the trend of most coaches in the NFL and which in a few short years will be a completely archaic practice?

Yes absolutely.

This sucks. Return to sports is typically 4-6 months. Hopefully he is a really fast healer.

It does make you wonder if they made a mistake in not diagnosing correctly initially and delayed the surgery by a month