Tag: NFL

  • It is Time to Say Goodbye to AJ Brown

    AJ Brown has played his last game with the Philadelphia Eagles according to some familiar sources. Brown did not help the Eagles win. He contributed to their loss effort.

    The biggest Eagles wide receiver, with the playoffs on the line, struck for three receptions and 25 yards. Brown can no longer suffice.

    He can play with another team and gain some yardage but his time has run out in Philadelphia. After a game in which sought former Eagle Bryce Huff gain competitive advantage and see George Kittle, likewise, go down with an injury.

    It is safe than fair to say, Brown’s time is coming to a halting end. After the series of cryptic tweets and barely eclipsing the 1,000 yard mark, his time is limited.

    Time is on none than Howie Roseman’s because he has the leverage to move forward in the most straight progressive way, as evidenced with his many cuts, save funding, and aptitude to get the job done.

    AJ Brown cya pal and thanks for one helluva run, last year.

  • Jules Reports – NFL Game Break

  • Mike McDaniel Expected to Interview with Browns

    It is being reported that the Cleveland Browns are expected to interview Mike McDaniel.

    The Browns are a team in the hunt for a new head coach after the firing of Kevin Stefanski. Stefanski will receive another chance elsewhere.

    As for McDaniel, this adds to the craziness of years with owner Jimmy Haslam unless the Browns have the stake to outbid for John Harbaugh.

  • John Harbaugh Gone from Baltimore

  • Hey Darnold

    There was once a TV children’s show called, “Hey Arnold.” Did you ever hear of it? No, I did not think so.

    There should be eyes and ears focused on Sam Darnold when he enters the second round of the 2026 NFL Playoffs.

    Darnold bursted onto the scene when he began his career as a New York Jet. Fast forward to 2026, Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider surrounded adequate talent around Darnold to come in handy.

    The Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers were successful trips. Although, this year’s playoffs means more than anything to Darnold and his NFL career.

    There maybe few chances to come by for him when there is a great group of players, coaching, and leadership at the very top of the organization. The Seahawks have nothing to settle on, other than themselves.

  • Happy Birthday to Colin Cowherd!

    Happy 62nd birthday to Colin Cowherd of Fox Sports 1! Known as the host of “The Herd,” Cowherd has been a longstanding TV/radio host in the sports media industry.

    With high integrity and regards, I wish Cowherd a sincere Happy Birthday!

  • ‘The Flus,’ Don Mattingly

    Matt Eberflus

    Eberflus or ‘The Flus’ was released of his duties as Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator on Tuesday. The Flus did not live up to expectations.

    In his first and only season, Dallas finished with one of the NFL’s worst scoring and total defenses. In fact, Jerry Jones thinks Flus is not to blame, saying, they built toward a certain project for five to six years, whatever that means.

    The type of defensive personnel was lethally off and most of all. They traded Micah Parsons and Trevon Diggs for Logan Wilson and Quinnen Williams.

    Don Mattingly

    Mattingly does not want to manage. He wants to see players flourish as a bench coach.

    It was announced yesterday that Don Mattingly will become the Philadelphia Phillies bench coach and return for his 36th season as a player, coach, and manager. He will also be reuniting with his son, Preston Mattingly who currently serves as Phillies general manager.

    This is one astonishing story as fans in Philadelphia should appreciate. Don has been around the game for a long time and will bestow knowledge to those such as Bryce Harper.

    Like Harper, Mattingly played first base and would be more than willing to help at that position. Mattingly, Kevin Long, and Rob Thomson add to former Yankees coaches, now part of the Phillies organization.

  • Micah Parsons Sticks up for Trevon Diggs

    Micah Parsons did not have any of it. Parsons took to Twitter on how a local blogger was wrong in assessing Trevon Diggs tenure in a Dallas Cowboys uniform.

    He wrote, “I feel like what point is there in trying to publicly disrespect someone? He’s not representing the star anymore, just give the man a farewell and wish him the best. I don’t know why everything has to be negative every time a break-up happens! He’s in a better situation rn, trust me! Bro’s gonna be great again!”

    Bro is going to be great again. The Cowboys are a mess. They could not have just been patient on several of their defensive stars and acclimate in a system other than Matt Eberflus.

    Eberflus led the worst pass defense and allowed the most points per game (29.8). There should be no excuses in the Dallas locker room.

    They have been given a ton of chances by those in charge. Is it next man up or wisen up?

    The Cowboys have the audacity to trade their best star Micah Parsons and release a player that stood to improve in man coverage and accrue 11 interceptions in a single season.

    It should be made clear that they wasted careers in the likes of Zack Martin, Tyron Smith, Dak Prescott, Parsons and Diggs.

    The theme does not necessarily become older with this franchise losing and finishing 7-8-1. Much respect to Brian Schottenheimer, to give a press release that the Cowboys are riding out the season, to find a way of winning games without playoff contention, is blatantly absurd.

    There must be changes that provide the example of Parsons and Diggs in Dallas.

  • Jules Report – Current NFL Playoff Picture

  • What We Learned from NFL Week 17