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  1. It was a list specific to 2023, no? Or that's how I was thinking of it. Wilson wasn't the same ferocity of tire fire he had been in 2022, but he still wasn't a top-10 guy in '23.
  2. Cannonball Adderley is an ELITE football name.
  3. It's fine to make height/weight/traits-based comps, and some athletes do just resemble one another in appearance and just how they move...but wowza. The internet gives us all an immediate audience for our thoughts, doesn't it? (No disrespect intended to OP.)
  4. Totally fair argument from Stevie within the scope of that primary play example being broadly leveraged in the media. The really unfortunate part probably ended up being Coleman's admitted tardiness after knowing full well the spotlight is on him (externally for sure, but more importantly, internally). He just kept digging. And handed the hounds another bone to chew on.
  5. Sloppy reporting, given that Keon very explicitly admitted he was LATE to a meeting. He wanted to be vague at first but ended up using that exact word.
  6. NO ONE wants to face this current iteration of the Eagles defense. Looking like the unit that HOUNDED and HARRASSED Mahomes in the SB. Just smothering right now.
  7. The guy can play, no doubt. When healthy, he's been an impact edge. This season, he has been impactful at times, and kind of average overall. Been exploited more often than a vet guy like him should have been, imho, but also showed serious flashes when Oliver and/or Hoecht were on the field. Decent QB hits and FFs and TFLs so far. I like the player on the field. Might do more freelancing than our scheme allows for, the more I think about it...
  8. And I think here "break" was being used to mean like "complete" break, whereas fracture was suggesting something more like a crack that doesn't go all the way through. I think. (Like a "hairline" fracture, or "stress" fracture, maybe?) Then again, "compound" fractures are definitely a thing and those go ALL THE WAY THROUGH, and out, yikes.
  9. I just said he looked really bad in the 1st half, losing contain on several big plays that specifically took advantage of him, while also only recording 1 tackle all game (no other stats). Nothing there to "buy" tbh. Just kinda what it was today. I still need to dive in on the 2nd half, but it's super doubtful he's gonna show up positively, given the utter lack of registered statistics. It's not a crusade. It's just what today was for him. I didn't mention Rousseau, who is in my opinion an underwhelming, complimentary edge player.
  10. Why is there no way? For a guy who registered exactly ONE TACKLE today, nothing else, AND lost contain on at least a few big plays, how is that not at least way below average for a starting veteran DE? Especially bad for a guy with his pedigree and ability.
  11. Is this basically saying all breaks are fractures, but not all fractures qualify as breaks? If so, agreed. Not sure that's how the medical community defines things, however.
  12. Was a mess on several big plays in the 1st half, is what I was noting. Invisible otherwise. Not sure that's debatable, but have at it, good sir.
  13. I'll have to rewatch to get more clarity, but a couple of us in the stands saw a WR who didn't work back to the ball with the same urgency that the DB did. Sounds like that might be an accurate observation in real time.
  14. Bernard's heavy feet pursuing Baker to the right sideline in the 3rd quarter DID look really bad, to be fair, but he DID also make a bunch of plays today that contributed to the win.
  15. 1st half YT highlights notes (helps tremendously after a home game): - Bosa really bad - Bishop really good, especially with popping violent, clean shoulder pads into guys for several weeks in a row - Poyer slow to cover/pursue horizontally (but I recall him being solid overall despite not making it to the sideline on two big runs) - The WR blocking on that long Ty Johnson swing pass down the left sideline was 🤌...Samuel, Shakir, and Shavers all did work, and of course Johnson can still scoot - Allen striding forward in a broken pocket and delivering that deep dime to Shavers in the endzone (I recall him doing something very similar again in the 2nd half) - Returns were $ all day apparently, minus Hardman's muff
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