I’m leaning towards MNF, just because it takes up the least space on the screen. Space aside, I like Fox’s and I love how they use drawings of players rather than the standard portraits.

Passes over the middle. Play-action (fake a run then throw it, Kenny was good at that in college and has better ratings paying in play-action than normal passing plays. If the tight ends get involved.

To me those are the simplest things you can look for. It’s also what everyone has screamed about Canada/Pickett not doing.

I’ll also be watching if they use less motion of receivers before the snap, if Kenny seems to signal more before the snap and if he generally seems more willing/is allowed to just let it rip, throw some harder passes in tighter windows, pushing more downfield. Was he forced to pay conservatively in Canada’s system or is he just willing to pull the trigger.

As an extra, on the other side of the football, it’ll be interesting to see how all these new inside linebackers play.

Amazing job 💪

I LOVE them. They’re so uniquely old-school and really show the team’s history. Not many teams are old enough to have a throwback this weird looking.

I would. He’s shown his worth and deserves to be rewarded. Also, he’ll only get more expensive the more game tape he can bring to a negotiating table.

Let Harris play out his rookie contract and extend Warren.

But… Just because players want to play for him, that doesn’t mean he’s a coach than can win championships… Just playing devil’s advocate, I’m on the fence about Tomlin. Seems like he’s a fantastic motivator, but his record on coordinator hires and his stubbornness in sticking to things that aren’t working are a problem. I really hope for improvement on the offense now, not just in regards to winning but also to show him change is not a bad thing. He’s always said “we don’t live in our fears”, but there’s a lot in his management style that suggests differently. It’s hard to deny his record though.

Imagine if we won the Super Bowl. It’d be known as luckiest season in history for so many reasons.

One thing your mentioned middle of the pack QBs have in common: they’ve never won a Super Bowl. I’m not content with reaching the playoffs, I want to see this team lift number seven.

Awesome. New background for the phone. Thanks!

Mike Hilton was awesome in the slot.

Heyward-Bay reinvented himself in Pittsburgh and became an elite ST player, a mentor for younger receivers and did whatever he was asked to. Gotta respect a workhorse.