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Getting exposed big time tonight. Dorian Williams especially.

Getting exposed big time tonight.

I'll have to see it again, but it looked like Williams guessed wrong initially, got sucked in, and walled off.

The Henry run is the reason Williams has a long way to go before he's Milano caliber.

Is MM comes back, the assumption is that he will be 100% healthy before doing so and there is zero doubt that a healthy MM is simply a superior player.

Howard Ballard IUP

I didn't ask a question, but yours is certainly worth considering. That said, I think some are blinded by the 3-0 start and DW's decent play to date, but the talent level between the two is much wider than they think. A healthy MM is a playmaker and understands the "why" of what offenses seek to do. I hope DW gets there eventually, but he is stiil too easily fooled and too often takes poor angles and that cancels out his great athleticism.

I like the kid and he's progressing, but he is far from what a healthy Milano brings.

John Brown Fisk

Freddy Jackson. The Citadel

Dart matches, too.

Plugging and playing is much easier to do with players who've been in the system multiple years and who know it well.

Yeah, it's obvious there's an issue with his hand. Won't be a problem as long as someone doesn't target that hand with a cheap shot, which has been known to happen at times in this league

Trepidicious. Three in a row on the road is a challenge regardless of the quality of the opponent, let alone the three good teams they'll be facing. I'm thrilled as hell with our impressive 3-0 start, but we've seen dominating starts in the past. As the saying goes, it's a week to week league. We need to go 1-0 next Sunday.

I was never concerned about his athleticism as he's always demonstrated that when healthy. My big concerns were his raw inexperience and health. This is the first time his back hasn't been an issue for him. And Kromer is the best coach for him as well

Correct. But little of that has to do with stadium construction.

Cry me a river, Jacksonville.

While stadiums didn't hurt development in Atlanta, they played little part in the city's development. Instead, it's the fact that Atlanta is headquarters for many large corporations, including over a dozen Fortune 500 companies that sparked it's boom over the last 50 years or so.

I'd go with the spider 2 Y banana instead.