HappyDays

When we signed him my take was that I think he's washed and I didn't think it would be good for the team if he was in line to start. None of the training camp reports have really changed my mind on that. I don't know if he can ever be even close to the player he was before. Still that quote makes me root for him.

Honestly changed my perspective on the whole signing. Here I was foolishly thinking Tre was signed as basically a mascot, but that's not how he's approaching it. He's here to return to top form and win. And yeah I'm rooting for him.

Not gonna lie as someone that really wants Hairston to be the starter, this quote makes me root for Tre to earn it.

If Hamlin or whoever else starts getting rotated in with the 1st team that will change my perspective on it. Right now though there doesn't appear to be a competition for that spot or even an opening for someone else to make it a competition. I will say though I've been seeing a few too many reports where Bishop is on the losing end of a good offensive play which worries me a bit. If he's consistently not playing up to par he can lose the job just like anyone else.

Bishop and Rapp have been the only safeties getting regular 1st team reps. White has been getting the first reps each day but Hairston is getting worked in everyday. One beat reporter described it as a 55/45 split. So it's not the same situation at all.

I don't care if Wilkins signs with the Pats. As long as it isn't KC I'm happy.

This is just wrong. Based on early training camp reports the top 3 WRs are very clearly Palmer, Shakir, and Coleman. Samuel and Moore will both contribute but they are not ahead of Coleman. And nothing either of them has done recently would tell you they are clearly better players than Coleman. He has a lot to prove this year but you're being overly judgmental. Especially when it comes to Moore - so far in his career he has been a bust, he's on his 3rd team in 5 years, but you're proclaiming him a better player just like that?

Bishop appears to be firmly entrenched as the starter.