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They released Peyton so he could go where he wanted IIRC.

I'd follow Tyrod to whatever team he ends up on.

I believe that was optional mini-camp. By TC he was fine as far as I remember.

Too many moving parts at this point. Arizona, Denver, Jacksonville, Pittsburgh, LAC, Baltimore, and Washington are all in the cards.

He won't be handed one, but he'll win a competition through camp and start.

no.

Edmunds Brothers are both declaring for the draft.

He had a slow start, but recovered well against my Hokies who have a very respectable Defense, primarily because of their secondary. I came away from the bowl game impressed.

Hasn't Culley been primarily a WR coach in the pros though?

McCoy and Dorsey both have established relationships with Beane & McD, and both have playing experience at the QB position. From a development standpoint I like that tandem, with McCoy at OC and Dorsey at QB Coach. Just my $0.02

Thoughts on Dorsey at QB coach as well?

2 starts, though I completely understand wanting to forget the one.

And he has actual playing experience at QB

It'd be a camp competition between White/Ferguson and Peterman for the roster spot, no doubt.

Even if we land Cousins we're going to take a QB. Just possibly a little later. Read: a Mike White/Riley Ferguson type

I don't like the option regardless, but if it was plant leg it'd be much much scarier than it already is.

You do realize that last year our Offense was among the top in the league in Red Zone scoring, right?

It's not like he ran much before the injury. Is it his plant leg though?

Broncos era McDaniels-esque

And spent the first 10 years of his career in Carolina, overlapping with Beane. Just a guess

Within the week as in by Sunday, or within a week as in by Wednesday?

Just a quick reminder of what Beane said about what he looks for in a QB in May: - Intangibles are more important than prototypical size & shape - Leadership Qualities - Ability to throw from the pocket is a must - Mobility when necessary is appreciated - Values Accuracy over Arm Strength as long as arm strength is adequate; acknowledges gains in arm strength at this level are minimal at best - Willing to take calculated risks, specifically in situations like 3rd & long. Mentioned wanting them to go through their progression let it rip and thread the needle rather than take off and run like many college guys tend to do these days - acknowledging that speed is different at the NFL level and that doesn't work as much.

McCoy & Rudolph is where I'm at right now, but it's still early.

Nailed it.