Rob Saleh Takes A Hit, Rams "Thick" Kicker Wins The Day
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What impact did the blowout have on Robert Saleh's coaching prospects?
Do you think that because this was such a blowout and things came down to a crashing thud with the 49ers that Rob Sala's head coaching interest will be drained because of that?
No, I could see him. We were talking about Kevin Stefanski going to Atlanta, which obviously is happening. I could still see Rob Sala at Tennessee. I could see him in Miami. I don't think Vegas. I think Vegas is going to be. I think it's going to be Brian Flores.
Okay. I don't think he's going to go to Miami, though, because of his relationship with Mike McDaniel. I think that if he has only one other option or only an option, he'll go to Miami. But if he has other options and other offers, he's going to go somewhere else.
Could he go to Tennessee and take Mike McDaniel with him?
That would be the thing. Yes, that's what you'd want to do.
Which teams are potential landing spots for Robert Saleh?
I mean, you know, there's the Arizona job is open, too. And why that is would be interesting for Arizona is because obviously they're taking a coach away from one of their big rivals. That is right. And that would be big for Arizona. But Arizona's covered is pretty bare, I would say right now. And I don't know. I think he wants to make sure that if he can go somewhere, it's got to be a quarterback's got to be there. All right, Peter Schwartz back with us.
Another update. What's going on, Pete? What if the Buffalo job opens up?
No, I don't see that.
You don't think so?
No, I don't see that.
Some people think they've gone as far as they can go with him.
What happened in the Rams vs. Bears overtime thriller?
What do you say? I think they need a little bit of a shakeup. They need a little bit of a shakeup. I think the Bills need a little shakeup there. And who's going to be their coach? You can send Robert Sala there.
I don't see him. Got a quarterback. I really don't see him going to Buffalo.
I really don't. No.
No.
You don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that the Bills make a coaching change? It's not out of the realm of possibility.
Josh Allen just had another great year.
What was the turning point in the Rams' victory?
I mean, this is five years in a row where they've won at least 11 games. I mean, I think things are pretty good up there. I know that they've had some bad luck in these playoff games. And by the way, the amount of injuries that they've had to deal with this year, everybody just puts aside the injuries. The fact that they scored 30 points and still had, what, five turnovers?
That's pretty amazing. Incredible. And I know it's not completely apples to apples, but to fire Sean McDermott, to bring in a guy in Rob Salah that Sean McDermott beat the brakes off of for how many years would feel weird if you're a Buffalo Bills fan, right?
Yeah. I'm just thinking, you know, if they keep losing in the playoffs at some point, doesn't the coach have to take the blame?
I understand what you're saying. It really comes up to the owner, or down to the owner, I should say. If the owner feels like Steve Bishotti felt down in Baltimore or... the way some of these other owners feel, and they feel like they have to make a change just simply because they've gone as far as they could go. You know, that's his prerogative, and that would be the one thing that I would always say is the wild card.
How did the 'thick' kicker perform under pressure?
You just never know how the owner handles it or how well the owner understands the inner workings of what is happening while the coach has kept them relevant.
All right, let's hear it, Pete. What do you got? This report brought to you by Chef IQ, precision cooking, effortless results, chefiq.com. We start, of course, with the NFL. Overtime in Chicago yesterday. Rams and Bears tied at 17. After an interception, the Rams with a chance to win the game.
To send the Rams to the championship game. Davis at 42. Online. And it's good. And the Los Angeles Rams win. Go to the championship game with an overtime win in Chicago.
Whose fault was that interception, do you think, Boomer?
What are the implications of the Patriots' win over the Texans?
Well, they said there was a miscommunication between Cale Williams and DJ Moore. It looked to me like DJ Moore stopped running. Yeah, well, look, he saw a guy out in front of him. I don't know. There are certain reads within patterns.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What impact did the blowout have on Robert Saleh's coaching prospects?
0:00–0:46
2
Which teams are potential landing spots for Robert Saleh?
0:46–1:23
3
What happened in the Rams vs. Bears overtime thriller?
1:23–1:48
4
What was the turning point in the Rams' victory?
1:48–2:46
5
How did the 'thick' kicker perform under pressure?
2:46–3:31
6
What are the implications of the Patriots' win over the Texans?
3:31–4:13
7
What concerns exist about C.J. Stroud's performance?
4:13–4:49
8
What are the predictions for the upcoming championship games?
4:49–11:51
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