Imagine spending millions of dollars and years making a game and not being able to sell it for more than $10.

I remember really liking that show for some reason and the only place I found you can watch it is select episodes on the Internet archive

Yes but that actually meant something different

Man just got off of a 2 month vacation

She's casually discussing this like it's this ancient time and things are so different when this is business as usual

Rented this on VHS when I was like 11 and it was so perfect because I obviously didn't get all the jokes so every time I watched it in subsequent years I was finding brand new parts to laugh at. We did that Brody elevator dance making the beat sounds for years

what voter fraud

Lots of complaining

Doug only taking the job if he can bring Press Taylor as the QB coach 😂

Would be nice but the pickings of failed head coaches who are in limbo was really small. You had Mike McCarthy and Doug Pederson haha

It did sound like Kellen leaving was not exactly last last minute (not like Ganon), but it was late enough that the process did not get the effort it realistically should have.

That's a lot harder in reality because it is very hard to find a "proven guy" for an OC. The good ones become head coaches. No one really makes lateral moves as OC, so you either promote someone who has not done it yet, or you get someone who failed somewhere else.

It sounded like the beginning of the season was Moore implementing Nick's system and by the end it was mostly Moore. This season it does not sound like there will be a switch to another system to save them.

I am more pro Sirianni than most (I do not believe you can goof your way into a top 5 winning percentage all time) but the rotating cast of offensive coordinators that will never ever stop, because they will always get head coaching jobs, is frustrating and has them battling uphill every season.