Lamar Jackson

[rossihunter2]

Coaching qualities though? Brady’s got ten times the dog in him that Peyton had, Peyton was “my way or the highway” and seemed to put himself on a pedestal above the team, not that he didn’t deserve to and his offensive cast at times called for that, but Brady to me seems like he’d be much better at holding everyone accountable and staying reasonable and grounded as a coach. Peyton seems like he’d be an epic disaster as a coach, it’s just his personality

idk post-pats brady seems pretty high on himself lol

while peyton comes across well in media - but that's a very different game to coaching - and my guess is he's made the great self-evaluation that he's not gonna enjoy (and maybe not be very good at) coaching - but i really like him as a broadcaster - the manningcast is great and his random spot appearances on other things have been good too

 

[rossihunter2]

This is why Peyton can’t coach

this and the emily in paris peyton skit are so good lol

 

[rossihunter2]

Think he has a couple more that aren't that bad and I hate SNL

dont normally enjoy it but peyton did really well

 

[JoeyFlex5]

Have you seen the way Brady handles anything going wrong? All the thrown tablets and helmets? The guy would have a stroke trying to manage a whole team.

Lmao that’s true

So basically… great players don’t make great coaches

 

[Thezone27]

Lmao that’s true

So basically… great players don’t make great coaches

No!!! Jeff Saturday is a great coach!!

 

[rmcjacket23]

Well he did accept a head coach job this year but for a small school in Florida. So maybe he's only looking at jobs close to home. But it appears he's keen to go down that path.

lol yeah, a HBC near his home, with no expectations of a high end program and a staff of people willing to recruit for him. A far cry from grinding the NFL circuit as an assistant coach and traveling thousands of miles every year.

 

[RL52TheGreatest]

Have you seen the way Brady handles anything going wrong? All the thrown tablets and helmets? The guy would have a stroke trying to manage a whole team.

Dude would probably smash his headset mid-game and have to hold up flash cards to call plays

 

[JoeyFlex5]

idk post-pats brady seems pretty high on himself lol

while peyton comes across well in media - but that's a very different game to coaching - and my guess is he's made the great self-evaluation that he's not gonna enjoy (and maybe not be very good at) coaching - but i really like him as a broadcaster - the manningcast is great and his random spot appearances on other things have been good too

Peyton is a national treasure and his personality is mad under appreciated, I hope to see an absolute shitload of the mannings in the media because they are hilarious.

But yeah he strikes me as far too elitist to be able to manage an entire team of grown men lol

 

[Tank]

dont normally enjoy it but peyton did really well

Haven't watched much SNL in years, but for a period it was the benchmark for short skit comedy.
One of my favorites.....

 

[Michael M.]

Dude would probably smash his headset mid-game and have to hold up flash cards to call plays

Todd Haley style type of coach

 

[OURavensFan]

I concur that SNL is cringe and overall terrible

 

[RavensMania]

Haven't watched much SNL in years, but for a period it was the benchmark for short skit comedy.
One of my favorites.....

it was great in the 70s and 80s

 

[Nurps]

it was great in the 70s and 80s

Even the 90s, really.

 

[RavensMania]

Even the 90s, really.

good, but still not as great as the 70s and 80s

 

[Thezone27]

good, but still not as great as the 70s and 80s

honestly, for me it really just started getting bad when Kate McKinnon left. Until that point, it wasn't that bad, she was the reason that show didn't suck. Now, it is like 20 bad episodes for each good one.

 

[RavensMania]

honestly, for me it really just started getting bad when Kate McKinnon left. Until that point, it wasn't that bad, she was the reason that show didn't suck. Now, it is like 20 bad episodes for each good one.

this

 

[Nurps]

good, but still not as great as the 70s and 80s

Its arguable lol. 90's SNL had some heavy hitters. I mean, shit, 1990 cast was Chris Farley, Tim Meadows, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, David Spade, Julia Sweeney, Dana Carvey, Phil Hartman, Mike Myers, and Kevin Nealon.

 

[Nurps]

Anyway. How about that Lamar Jackson guy? Heard he's pretty good.

 

[Nurps]

Haven't watched much SNL in years, but for a period it was the benchmark for short skit comedy.
One of my favorites.....

I've been known to do this bit when I'm drunk lmao

 

[Nurps]

Anyway...... Lamar Fucking Jackson.