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Then why was Barkley taking snaps from Morse? Shouldn't he be taking snaps from the backup center? You're just making stuff up to make your point. It is still training camp, and no they are not treating this like a Friday practice in regular season.

You are really calling this a game?

That house really can't be 39.5 million?!?!

The amount of Bodine snaps to Allen in his career versus Morse snaps to Allen is like 1,000 times more. Does Morse not plan on snapping to Allen at all this year? If you remember when Morse was practicing, there were snap issues between the two. If Morse can snap, I want it going to the starting QB. It is unsure how many times Morse will be able to do this before the regular season. Anytime you can get some snaps in, it should be Morse to Allen.

Interesting that he is hiking the ball to Barkley.

Why is this injury so secretive? From the minute he missed the first second at camp, it has been strange. McDermott acts like the reporter is doing a disservice by asking about Morse.

Sam Young was supposed to try out today. He could still sign. They lost 3 olineman so far and have only signed 2.

Short commute

See no point for him to make team to do this all year. I liked Ryan Lewis last year.

Sucks for him, but he was really fall down the depth chart recently.

I think the most interesting part of the injury was that he was running 3rd team when he got hurt even with Ford getting kicked inside. Didn't sound too promising for him making this team.

WGR talking how Morse might miss entire year. Wondering if that is what is being talked about in Rochester around the campus.

Yeap. A whole lot of it next two years

No way he lasts. I give it a couple weeks until he retires again.

They are probably taking 9 O lineman and Bodine provides way more security than Teller. Not to mention, Teller is straight trash. Not even sure if Bills will try and put him back on PS

He belongs off the football field. Something clearly isn't right.

The guy has 74 starts in his career. Where are you going to find a more experienced center than Bodine. I sometimes feel people don't even watch the games or expect perfection out of every player. Bodine was more than serviceable last year with some of the worst guards the NFL has seen.

Baffling to me. I'll tell you what, no way I'm cutting Bodine. I liked him last year and thought the Oline took a step back when he was out. He is a decent player in this league.

Pretty sure they had refs there today who were blowing them dead.

Concerning to say the least. I just don't understand how this happened so easily. In his PC he was talking about all the neurology work he did, yet 1 day into padded practices, he has a concussion already? How the heck is he going to play in this league?

Yes you can. There is just a time frame on it.

Sirles was good. Wonder if this is a way to re-sign him later on.

Like I said the other day. Allen's great days are being overblown. He needs to be quicker with progressions.

I think the "entitlement" narrative in regards to millennials is overplayed and lacks credence. I was recently contracted to handle a pretty big labor dispute due to pensions going away. The entitled group was not the millennials, it was these baby boomers. When I was comparing the salaries within the organization, the baby boomers were making roughly 30% more than the millennials. This was due to OT. After a year in the organization, everyone was pretty much on even playing field in terms of base pay. You add this up year after year, and it was just ridiculous how much more a baby boomer made over a millennial in a 5 year span due to OT distribution rules. When it came time to cut pensions (lump sums were paid based on age and experience), the amount of cry babies for baby boomers was disgusting. Millennials couldn't have been happier with what they were given during these cuts. They were honestly just happy to still have a job to try and raise a family with. In terms of managing the different people in my firm, I can't say enough great things about millennials. Some really intelligent great people out there that actually like working with others. Baby boomers will give zero time of day to anyone that isn't in the same age group. Millennials on the other hand will help anyone with a smile.

Generational generalizations are useless and just show a lack of intelligence to rationalize an entire generation based on a small sample size that you may know. In saying that, anyone that gets a pension can never say anything bad about any other generation, especially when that pension comes after working 20-25 years. There is nothing more eye rolling than when a 50 year old complains about how low their pension is and how they will need to pay for health insurance. Try working for no pension and paying 10x boomers every had to pay for health insurance. When someone asks for 50k out of college thats because that is what they need to live and still have to work for 35 years. After putting 100 dollars a week for retirement, higher payroll taxes, 100 dollars a week for HC (which would be low), 150 a week towards student loans. That 950 a week just turned into maybe 400 dollars for rent, car, eating, etc. Try raising a family on that. Love these middle aged folks that love to just expect the younger generation to work harder than them, with 1/4 the benefits they got, but don't let them hear you complain or you will be called the entitled crybaby.