The Official other Teams and General NFL News (includes) Management and Coaching moves.

[pbmax]

Dan Wiederer

Matt Nagy isn't allowed to say it out loud. But he's dropping enough bread crumbs that I'm not sure if most of his key starters play at all in the preseason. The Bears are very much taking measures to be as close to full strength on 9/5 as possible.

[Cheesehead Craig]

The "load management" strategy from the NBA is now starting to hit the NFL. Coaches are no longer going to put their stars out there for these preseason games.

[mraynrand]

The "load management" strategy from the NBA is now starting to hit the NFL. Coaches are no longer going to put their stars out there for these preseason games.

You gotta appreciate coaches who actively reduce utility costs.

[Zool]

I watched a movie called "load management" lastnight. It had nothing to do with sports. Bad acting too.

[Upnorth]

I watched a movie called "load management" lastnight. It had nothing to do with sports. Bad acting too.

I bet you could only pay attention for a couple minutes, then felt really sleepy.

[Joemailman]

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...te-cryotherapy

Oakland Raiders star receiver Antonio Brown's mysterious foot injury is the result of extreme frostbite caused by a cryotherapy machine, a source confirmed to ESPN on Wednesday.

Brown was not wearing appropriate footwear when he entered the cryotherapy chamber last month in France and burned his feet, leaving them frostbitten, according to the source.

The cause of Brown's injury was first reported by ProFootballTalk.

Brown, 31, has missed a significant portion of his first training camp with the Raiders and has not practiced since July 30, when he left the team to visit a foot specialist.

Raiders coach Jon Gruden told ESPN's Sal Paolantonio on Wednesday that Brown was "still collecting information" on the injury, and that the team would know more in the next few days.

[QBME]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...ostbitten-feet

Currently the story is he experienced frost bite in his feet. If accurate the long term story is any time his feet get cold, they will be stiff and hurt like Hades. Raiders play Denver at Mile High on December 29.

[mraynrand]

If accurate the long term story is any time his feet get cold, they will be stiff and hurt like Hades.

Favre, NFCC game, 2007?

[pbmax]

Favre, NFCC game, 2007?

They have to accelerate that memory editing technique from Eternal Sunshine so I can get rid of some games.

[mraynrand]

Interesting story. This guy ran back a punt for a TD last night. Another Highsmith diamond in the rough?

https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news..._source=Direct

[pbmax]

Interesting story. This guy ran back a punt for a TD last night. Another Highsmith diamond in the rough?

https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news..._source=Direct

Love this kid. The 24 fitness center was a good idea as is a laundromat

But the Browns have to ditch the orange numerals.

[mraynrand]

Love this kid. The 24 fitness center was a good idea as is a laundromat

But the Browns have to ditch the orange numerals.

yep.


Watch all the way to the end
https://twitter.com/barstoolsports/s...63410327490560

[pbmax]

There is nothing better for a punt return than a hesitation bobble. They should have Bubba Franks teach that.

[pbmax]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/08/09/brian-flores-wants-josh-rosen-to-rein-in-gunslinger-mentality/

Rosen just might save Brian Flores job.

[mraynrand]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ger-mentality/

Rosen just might save Brian Flores job.

"It’s clear that the Dolphins have work to do on their offensive line and Rosen was able to elude pressure long enough to get passes away on several occasions."

I like an O-line that occasionally protects the QB - you know, here and there, so maybe, a few times a game, we can get a pass off.