Is this every week? I couldn't watch on the alt Fox sports KC on dtv. Hope they stay on YouTube
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Ah. I must have missed that. That's what I get for watching it at work...lol.
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Yeah, the beginning brought back a lot of pain, but it was very enjoyable the rest of the way.
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Loved it and looking forward to the next one! Thanks for the link share!
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Finally got around to watching it today.

Really cool idea. Liked it.

Didn't like the beginning. Fuck.
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After a rewatch 2 things stuck out to me:

1. Watkins seems to be a vocal leader, and I loved what he was saying to the rest of the guys inside the huddle.

2. I already knew Jordan Lucas is passionate, but he seemed devastated about the AFCCG loss. I really like that guy.
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Goddamn Andy is taking subtle shots in this video. He’s fucking pissed.

I’m not sure Dee Ford leaving was only bc of scheme after watching this.
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Also, I like how C. Ward was the one that had the interception that didn't count. He came through in the clutch and had no idea that Ford was offsides.

That kid has a TON of upside.
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Imagine how much different we would look at Ward if that INT and the win hold up?

The lack of urgency in regards to the CB position is probably a good sign that the new staff liked what they saw of Ward also.
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Rams game? That one for sure.
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Man...that was the worst part. The irony of being the most penalized team in the league loses a shot at the SB on a flag. I'm interested to see how much laundry we see this year. a mere 10% drop and this team dominates every other team
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I thought it was really well put together. Those 65TPT guys have come a long, long way.
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Yeah, next week covers the combine based on the trailer.
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Andy: “You’re four inches away from the Super Bowl.”

Translation: “motherfuck you Dee Ford”
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"What, ME" ( ?!?! )-DERP!

I'm calling it now, and feel free to mark:

The epitome of John Dorsey is going to come down to mentally deficient and unreliable players who will without a doubt succumb to uncontrollable self-indulgence and failure when their team needs them the most.
You may also combined that with shitty contracts that will bleed his team dry of cap dollars and leave him with limited options when push comes to shove.
In four to five years, Cleveland will be right back where it started minus the good cap room.

Mark it.
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