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 Davis Webb as Cardinals' Head Coach Proposal                                                                 Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports By Walter Mitchell One of the hottest young QB whisperers in the NFL is the Broncos' Passing Game Coordinator/QB coach Davis Webb. Kliff Kingsbury said that if he had a son who plays QB, he would want Davis Webb to be his coach.  Webb was one of Kliff Kingsbury's QBs at Texas Tech (pictured above) from 2013-2015. He then played his final year at the University of California. His career stats: 841/1,367, 61.5%, 9,852 yards, 83 TDs, 34 ints., 137.1 RTG.  Webb was drafted by the New York Giants in the 3rd round of the 2017 NFL Draft. He played in just two games as a pro, one game for the Bills and one game for the Giants, before he decided to go into coaching.  Chec...
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 Red Rain Pick 3 vs Spread Competition Week 17 By Walter Mitchell with special thanks and Christmas cheer to Duane Wisner Updated Standings: 27 * TMAtty, ***ERauch 25 Jethro Bodine 24 CCF 21 ***Walter 18 ***RedRun 17 NSCard NFL Week 17 odds: Point spreads Dallas Cowboys (-5.5) at Washington Commanders (+5.5) Detroit Lions (-5.5) at Minnesota Vikings (+5.5) Denver Broncos (-13) at Kansas City Chiefs (+13) Houston Texans (+1.5) at Los Angeles Chargers (-1.5) Baltimore Ravens  (+2.5) at  Green Bay Packers  (-2.5) Seattle Seahawks  (-7) at  Carolina Panthers  (+7) Arizona Cardinals  (+7) at  Cincinnati Bengals  (-7) Pittsburgh Steelers (-4.5) at Cleveland Browns (+4.5) Jacksonville Jaguars (-6.5) at Indianapolis Colts (+6.5) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-5.5) at Miami Dolphins (+5.5) New England Patriots (-12.5) at New York Jets (+12.5) New Orleans Saints (-2.5) at Tennessee Titans (+2.5) New York Giants (-1.5) at Las Vegas Raiders (+1...
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State Farm Stadium Field Continues to be a Nightmare Waiting to Happen By Walter Mitchell If you Google the question as to whether wet football fields increase the odds for the players getting injured, here is the automated response: Wet football fields significantly increase injury risks by causing slipping, reduced traction, and harder, compacted surfaces that lead to bruises, concussions, and  ligament tears  (ACL/Achilles) . Muddy conditions make sudden stops difficult, while wet clay-based fields can tear in chunks, causing lower extremity injuries.   Common Injuries Associated with Wet Fields: Impact Injuries:  Slipping on mud or wet turf can cause collisions with other players or hard objects, resulting in bruises and concussions. Lower Extremity Injuries:  Reduced traction and increased torque on wet surfaces can lead to torn ACLs, Achilles tendon injuries, and ankle sprains. Muscle Strains:  Compaction and uneven terrain from mud can cause muscle s...
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