This would be my take also.
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Anthony Lynn is a visionary who knows how to embrace the future. Here's a video of him speaking to a business school.

(This, by the way, is the moment that I decided that The Office was a great show.)


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Not controversial
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Accidentally down thumbed you, then saw who it was and almost didn’t apologize (on general principles). But sorry did not mean to down thumb you. Would finger bang your, if you’re into that??
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Exactly right. What a terrible decision.
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Umm what?

How is it not controversial?
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It's an unwritten rule in the NFL. Vets don't often lose their job due to an injury.
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Ownership is going to allow that? I doubt it.
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When hearing the news a distraught helmet threw his playbook across his body into traffic
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I'm still not over King Carl going with Grrbitch over Rich Gannon :-)
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Not going to debate it for the 5 millionth time but that 1997 team was completely driven by the defense.

Grbac and Gannon were nearly identical in terms of results. Even statistically they were dead even.

That decision didn't make one lick of difference.
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"He's a backup for a reason"



That would make me say "fuck you I took it too the Champs and gave them all they could handle."


We had a game plan for Tyrod and I'm sure the rookie took the Chiefs by surprise and he looked like a good prospect that if you are a Chargers fan would be stoked for and cuss not going back to him. Good on them to sit him with that much potential I was worried he'd start the rest of the year and get better.
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That kid played a damn good game, and you're going to pull the rug out on him and throw him under the bus?

Where the Chiefs had to pull out an OT win at the last second?

Stupid.
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Really. Why the fuck would you do that?
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I'm happy Lynn is their coach, not only did he give the game away, now he's going to toss the season away as well.
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