I guess its just complete garbage and its a known fact. How does that happen with a franchise like Pittsburgh? I saw some pics of it, its like dried out...thin layers of dried grass/sod just slipped under their feet for most of the game. A league worth billions of dollars and its like their main product, the players, they couldn't give a shit about. Rodgers said it was 'borderline unplayable'. I understand that these stadiums get used for a lot of other things besides football, but c'mon now.

Adam Schefter
@AdamSchefter
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Titans fired HC Brian Callahan.

All the talk about the Eagles and their struggles, is this a sign of people quitting on them.

https://www.nfl.com/news/eagles-pass-rus...retirement

Dustin Baker
@DustBaker
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16m
Kevin O'Connell has a press conference at 12:30pm today, and if he doesn't waffle on things, it could be one of the more intriguing Vikings pressers in recent memory, given the QB situation and injury statuses all around.

2025 TEAMS WITH MOST PLAYERS ON INJURED RESERVE
Being listed on an injury report (above) is not the same as being officially designated on the injured reserve list and ruled unable to play.

NFL Injured Reserve (IR) is a list of players that have a football-related injury that identifies the player as unable to return to the roster for at least four weeks. Players on IR do not count against the 53-man active roster, allowing the team to replace them, but their salaries continue to count against the salary cap. Teams can designate a certain number of players (typically up to eight during the regular season) to be eligible to return from IR later in the season once they are healthy.

As of October 12, 2025, the team with the most players on Injured Reserve (IR), Physically Unable to Perform (PUP), or Non-Football Injury/Illness (NFI) lists in the NFL is the Detroit Lions, with 22 players.

The list below shows the teams with the most players on Injured Reserve or related lists

Cleveland Browns: 22 players
San Francisco 49ers: 19 players
Arizona Cardinals: 17 players
Detroit Lions: 17 players
Houston Texans: 16 players

This is absolute insanity. Guaranteed college HC contracts. The alumni just push out grotesque amounts of money to the top football programs. Can you imagine if they took this kind of money and put it to some kind of practical use to serve humanity? 

"That means to fire him during this season, Penn State would need to pay him $56 million (including what he's already been paid to this point). If the school chooses to wait until after this season, but still wanted to fire him prior to the 2026 campaign, it would have to pay him $48 million.

That makes Franklin one of the most expensive coaches in college football to fire, and would require Penn State to fundraise a massive amount of money to both pay Franklin's buyout and hire another coach to what figures to be a similar contract."

Anyone see the Georgia coach cheat? He may have just qualified to be the next Saints coach.

The Minnesota Vikings are experiencing significant penalty problems, ranking near or at the top of the NFL in penalties for the 2025 season, with issues spanning pre-snap and post-snap penalties across offense, defense, and special teams. Head coach Kevin O'Connell has publicly stated that fixing this is a priority, citing it as a controllable factor that must improve for the team to succeed.

This is uncharacteristic of KOC’s previous teams & cleaning that shit up should be a priority during the bye…! 

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/stor...er-sources

$2 billion infusion into the Big 10.