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Left side, I think. Wait...

He could be an asset, will the coaches let him? C'mon Mike use those godamn TEs in the passing game.

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Bright spots: Lindell and ST overall Josh Reed and if I'm not mistaken only two penalties committed

Your post was executed perfectly while trying to make a point.

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I think he's name is Frank Middleton and did play for the Riaders (as he should have been all his carreer, cheap bastard), fortunately he's out of the league, maybe he's with Verba in Las Vegas.

I'm worried because we never faced the guy before or a real running QB for that matter yet. I remember McNabb a couple of years back at the Ralph and we weren't very effective against him or that offense. You could make the case that our defense wasn't that great yet but he was not either a running QB by that time, but I remember him hurting us with some scrambles With our defense that sometimes tend to overpursuit plays it could be ugly. You have to be very diciplined on defense to stop Vick. Other reason for concern is Crumpler. We don't fare well against good TEs. We always surrender big chuncks of yard in the middle of the field by opposing TEs. London while a wonderful player is not that great covering athletic TEs. (NE will be tough to stop with Graham and Watson) Their zone blocking is good as was evindent against a good Eagles D, though that's the least of my concerns. On offense we will have to be very patient and exploit Brooking's lack of speed and reaction. He looked slow trying to defende Westbrook last night. Either way it will be an exciting game. It won't be easy but on any given Sunday...

Aiken had a great tackle on ST and solid all around and as WR he played mostly as a run blocker. Schneck was perfect for the day. Posey was his usual, put some pressure on Carr and make the tackles he had to make.

I thought Ron Edwards was pushed a little back on running plays. But I'm not worried.

I know I don't/won't take them lightly. Their defense is still stout and solid.

Drester sacked at the 1 yard line. haha

As Willis said, it's not how you start, it's how you finish.

The Drewster at it again. I loooove it.

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yes, that call was on him. But it was a BS call by the refs (as usual)

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Thomas is solid. He's not a flashy player or a great athlete but he's always in good position to make a positive play. What you see is what you get, I don't see him being more than a nickel DB in this league but clearly he's a reliable player. I do agree that he may not make the final cut but that will happen if King is lights out better than Thomas and shows potential to become more than a dime DB. Either way is great to have this "problem". Does anyone know when Thomas can begin to practice?

I was thinking that it will be hard for Kevin Thomas to beat Jabari Greer for the nickel spot position. Jabari is being impressive so far. Greer and Baker were really great finds.

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Did you ever try to learn? I say this because I have a guitar but I never tried to take my hobby further. I'm not good but I think if I learned a bit I could be average.