"JOHN MCMULLEN has decent bio
October 30, 2016 12:04AM Registered: 6 years ago
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Status: HOF Inductee
Maybe he's not top shelf, but he's certainly not typical fan blogger...no idea what his sources told him, but seems like someone who is not going to just lie.



JOHN MCMULLEN

John McMullen is a national football columnist for TodaysPigskin.com and FanRag Sports and a long-time member of both the PFWA and FWAA. He is the former national football columnist for The Sports Network and his syndicated column appeared in over 300 outlets across North America, including the Los Angeles Times, Miami Herald and Charlotte Observer. John spent seven years on the beat of the Minnesota Vikings for Twin Cities Sports Wire and The Football Network, and currently handles the beat in Philadelphia for ESPN South Jersey. John has also been a featured columnist for Lindys Sports, Minnesota Sports Update, Pro Football Digest and The Cox Newspaper Group, and a frequent contributor on YAHOO! Sports Radio, FOX Sports Radio and ESPN Sports Radio. You can reach John at jmcmullen44@gmail.com or on Twitter @jfmcmullen -- Also listen to John weekly on YAHOO! Sports Radio, ESPN South Jersey, ESPN Lexington, ESPN Southwest Florida and 105.7 The Fan in Baltimore."

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I posted the above in response that McMullen wasn't worthy to be listened to.

Maybe you can "see through" it, but if you take that position, then you are saying you know better. And we know you don't have a single source. Just your "gut"

As the guy did was say "
Two separate NFL sources recently told John McMullen of Today’s Pigskin that the Rams’ coaching staff are far more comfortable with Mannion as the backup, and: ‘if this [decision] was made in a vacuum, Mannion would be the backup on game days, and the one preparing to take over the Rams offense after the next egregious Keenum throw.’"

Now, unless you know who McMullen's sources were, it's hard to call BS. Every coach on an NFL staff has friends on other staffs and McMillen has been around long enough to know some of them.

None of us on this board can rival McMullen's experience.

Now, what was said was not really that impossible. Don't even think there is anything odd, given how Mannion played better in preseason than Goff.