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Cmon watkins

Watkins was interfered with... but they call it good defense. Still shoulda had it

The sack was a coverage... he just has to not lose 10 there... he could move up and lose 2 or 3

Bradford kinda sucks... thats what i learned from watching that game. Also - Dak is pretty good, but with like 4 holds in this game in pass pro - i wonder how many non-calls they have had this year. Seahawks hold all the time and get away with it since they know that the NFL wont call it every time.

I'd rather have Hoyer.

David Nelson??

Scramble drill - move with the QB, and back towards the ball... not that difficult

Cazorla, Bellerin, Welbeck, Mertesacker, and Jack Wilshere (even though they loaned him out - im sure he's hurt) The following people are or were hurt: Woods, Harvin, Powell, Salas, Watkins, Goodwin Yikes...

It's tough to say. It sucks because it's his foot and he ya know.. needs that to run. Assuming he eventually gets shut down - they do another surgery and rehab - have him skip OTAs and minicamps. Just get him ready for camp. I'd look into replacing some of this training staff too - how does this happen so poorly in a rehab? Who's handling nutrition for some of our bigger guys? Needs to be some accountability in that dept.

Zing.... whichever sideline is further away.

Actually possibly 1-6 if you count harvin - watkins woods salas goodwin powell 2 training camps, 1 and 1/2 seasons. It's really up to him at this point - he should have every advantage over a hunter who is still learning the playbook.

They were only ever rushing 4, so screen's are tough. Could probably have worked a few times though because they were playing a lot of cover 1/cover 3. Screens tend to beat plays like that since they let our lineman get out in front of hte back.

Hey - they told him you'll never be an NFL qb, but we like you as a TE. So he decided to become a Te, shows more passion than most...

And they most likely won't trade him within the division. There will be multiple suitors, so our offer has to be so much better.

Wentz hasn't been very good TBH. We're probably around the same. Maybe worse.

The problem is if we don't pick it up - he's not gonna sniff us. We're left with rookies/projects/and the rest of the leagues trash. For every dak, there's an osweiler deal, everything going on in cleveland, etc. Even the 1/2 overall picks haven't really put up much.

Aren't they scoring more than a good portion of the rest of the NFL? 2016/17 have large base salaries, which we wouldn't pay if we traded him. The rest is an option bonus - which we pick up for next year and split over 4 years, and the remainder of his signing bonus. We would have to pay both years of base salary if we cut him though - so that wouldn't happen.

I'd put him ahead of cleveland QB 1-3, Bears QBs, Rams QBs, Philly, NYJ, jax, 49ers, and Houston. and in line with baltimore, Arizona, minnesota, miami, denver.

His contract is confusing TBH - so its hard to project out the actual damage. But we wouldn't be responsible for his base salaries if we traded him afaik. So i THINK it would just be the 15.5 option bonus and a couple million of the signing bonus - that we could split over 2 years. So i guess the trade would have to be for something more than pennies for us to consider it. Still less than his cap hit over the next 2 years with him on the roster - so still lowers the cap cost.

Somewhere in the middle. Not the best - not the worst.

I hang onto him - still draft someone - and if the new guy can take the job, look to trade him. There'll be something of a market, and the dead cap number probably won't kill us. Sort of like what Philly did, but probably not spending 2 1sts, and not expecting nearly a 1st for Tyrod. Can a cutler or hoyer be as good? Maybe if they could stay healthy - which neither has done in like 5 years. But if we're just going to hope a rookie is better, why not just keep the known commodity and push him.

i was pissed he missed - but kind of happy... at least he threw the ball and made the correct read. At that point he had done nothing but get sacked like 4 times.

I feel like players get their playbooks months before training camp even. How could you install something new in a week? People won't even know where to line up, let alone route depth and timing.

I think he did the same thing he did with OLB and ILB and added a couple low priced free agents (blanton and anderson), and both are on IR. Neither were that good to begin with - but he hit on z brown and lorax with the same strategy. Remembering that we had Glenn tagged - we had like 0 cap room at the start of free agency until we extended him. We had to re-structure Clay and Kyle too. It wasn't exactly pick of the litter at the time we actually got some room so its pretty surprising that we have some really solid contributors.

I've been to a few games so far this year. No issues with drunks or fans of any kind. My wife and her family are patriots fans, and no one gave them any problems during that one either. My biggest issue was with the service. Obviously people want to get beer at the end of the half - and they cut people off at kickoff. I had my last drink at like noon-ish when i was walking into the stadium, and ordered a coffee. They charged me for a coffee, then told me it would take 30 minutes to make coffee. They then told me I couldn't get my money back - so I ended up with a hot chocolate. How hard would it be to get a Keurig back there? With what you are charging?! God forbid I want a hot beverage to help me sober up (and warm up). Maybe i'll bring some starbucks instant packets for the Xmas Eve game and just order some hot water.