Coach Tuesday

He'd sign it a half-second late.

This is getting interesting.

I recall that. Ford has looked flat-footed during OTAs. Could be just a learning curve/conditioning thing, or he could actually be flat-footed.

So basically the Texans decided they’d rather have no GM at all than continue to employ Gaine.

Just curious, do you happen to be an Anti-Vaxxer?

Correct. Ford has had a slow start (or suffers from slow starts off the snap) so far this spring. Lots of time to turn it around but it wouldn’t shock me if he doesn’t begin the season as a starter.

Watson has got some really suspect pocket awareness.

Williams was also what, a #4 receiver in that offense, while Zay was effectively a #1 or 2?

Your parents let you bail because of the rain? That's great.

Maybe the most frustrating Bill since... Biletnikof winner Josh Reed? Totally agree with your take. Zay seems mentally weak to me. He attacks hotel lobbies but not the football. Something is wrong with the guy and I look forward to the day he isn't being counted on to produce. He probably is, too. He seems like the type who will become far more successful once he isn't being featured.

Dammit

He couldn’t pull the trigger in time to make sure they got Dillard and they got leapfrogged. But still...

Agreed. If they are on the losing end of epic blowouts like 2018 and Allen doesn't show improvement, McD is in real trouble.

Um, what? I wasn't using it as humor. The poster proposed an arm wrestling match... Also you should chill. The world isn't going to calibrate itself to your sensitivity level.

Um... Reggie White is dead.

Such different players. Bruce played the game like Von Miller, with speed and quicks, but at 290 lbs. He had a ballerina's bend. There will never be another like him. That said, Reggie was probably more fearsome. A quick LT (like Richmond Webb) could sometimes neutralize Bruce. White just lined up and dominated whomever was in front of him, with pure power. He was a beast.

You don't think the Bills were emotionally ready for the first Super Bowl? They DOMINATED that game. They were tired by the time Mark Ingram needed to be tackled. But they were ready to play and win that game.

What about the fact that, as a direct result of that trade, they spent picks and money on Kelvin Benjamin and Corey Coleman (who got like $4 from Terry P. for about 2 weeks of preseason work)?

You know I agree with you there. Sean didn’t think he could coach Sammy. Gave me real concerns about the “process” and Sean’s overall confidence level. That trade was a huge mistake.

Feels like the end of training camp around here - we need to start hitting other teams...

That organization may be the most dysfunctional in all of pro sports.

Agreed - but again, if you're going to gamble, at least use your dice roll on a guy whose skill set matches the modern game. Gambling in the Age of Offense that a 6'5'' plodding WR will suddenly rediscover his love for the game is simply... idiotic.

Shouldn't it be Stev'ie?

At the time, it was widely known that Benjamin was a fat toad in a league trending towards speed and versatility, and that the team that drafted him was ready to cut ties. What else was there to know? It was a horrible trade both in its strategy and its outcome.

I think his point about Ford, and he has convinced me with this take, is that in Brady’s division you can’t afford to hit singles and doubles on draft day - you’ve got to hit early on premium positions or you’re dead out of the gate. I’m afraid he’s right.