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Solomon plays on a number of special teams coverage units, which i don't think Jackson can help with.

don't get me wrong. i'm always cautious about what my kids are around. i have them in private schools to make sure of that even though we have to pay a small fortune in school taxes. it's worth it to me for a number of reasons, but my thought with parenting is that good solid parents produce kids of the same cloth. not always, but that's the goal. if they can sift through the nonsense, i'll have done something right.

It sounded like he already had turf burn on his butt, and he ripped off the healing skin with a new burn They normally tell the player. Josh has specifically asked them NOT to tell him.

Did they trade for Derrick Henry? Because that's what Vrabel had that gave the Bills fits.

Was original story really worth a thread? 🤷‍♂️

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It's not a massive movement but I think the scare is it could be if it's not slowed down soon enough. I live in Atlanta and that type of show would not happen here. But we can still make fun of this. It's a long video so I will just give you a quick and condensed version. These guys made up studies as a hoax, studies like how the male penis is a major cause of global warming and watching dogs humping leads to sexual assault in humans. These were reviewed by Professors with PhD's and published it.

Minnesota, now that they're going up against a rookie QB.

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What does this year and a half old story have to do with the OP?

From NFL.com draft profile: Sources Tell Us “He’s tough, but I don’t see enough contact balance to play down in an odd front. Let him be a big even-front base end. He’s got a chance to become a good starter but it won’t happen early on.” – NFC national scout pretty much sums up how many viewed him. Relatedly, McD was quoted last week saying something like “he’s getting close to playing.” Patience, the kid will take a little time to mold.

That meathead Vrabel tends to give us fits. Curious how our run game / pass protection will fare. I’m imagining a low-scoring game but our D did just allow the Saints to hang 19 on us and … we have 17 so anything’s possible.

This is very typical McBeane drafting. They love finding raw specimens in the 3rd round. Guys who might've gone earlier if not for a couple of small things that McBeane believes they can develop. Dawson Knox, didnt catch many passes at all at Ole Miss, had some issues his rookie season, developed into one of Josh's favorite safety valves. Bernard, looked small, didnt start right away, big question mark, developed into starter/Captain Spencer Brown, big raw OT, took a year or so to develop, now one of the best OTs in the NFL Dorian Williams, another small LB from a small school Beane loves 3rd round Project Players. Landon Jackson fits this perfectly. Raw DE who needs time to develop. Look for him to improve next year and then really come into his own in 2027, if he can pull it off.

Quoth the Ravens, nevermore will we have injuries.

They need to figure out how to run on a stingy defense that knows its coming. Rush isn't a bad backup with a week of prep - his teams are 9-5 when he starts. He takes care of the ball, and doesn't take a lot of sacks.

Can't you gives us a brief summary???

Quick, send troops into Chicago!

There always a thread.

Interesting conversation about Landon Jackson. I never watched him in college. But I heard good things when we drafted him. And living in the South I have seen a lot of SEC football over the past 3 decades, so I was pretty excited when we drafted him. That being said, he looked lost in the preseason. And to not dress when you have Epenesa Salomon and Rousseau in front of you-(none are making a lot of plays so far or are super dynamic players) is a bit concerning. I expect Hoecht to replace Salomon. And barring injury, he could sit the entire season. We need more from our D line from someplace. And it needs to start this Sunday against a good ascending Patriots team.

That picture is almost 10 years old. Don’t you have new material?

Is that what happened to you?

Wow, the winning is so over the top.

A lot of yall have been out of school for too long to recognize that this kind of lecture is what good teaching is all about. This is probably an undergrad class that's not filled with Econ majors. He's taking an abstract concept and putting in terms that a lot of students will have had real world experience with, trying to watch their favorite team. That kind of teaching sticks in your head a lot better than just dryly reading out of a textbook.