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You are good if you can determine that from a RAZ score, do you teach @ Harvard?Sounds like a hamstring issue was the root cause there
You are good if you can determine that from a RAZ score, do you teach @ Harvard?Sounds like a hamstring issue was the root cause there
Good man there for sure.Said the criticisms of his technique are mostly valid and getting corrected. Says Morgan has told him the same. He's very unfazed in interviews but did seem to think the quote overstated correctable things a bit. Sort of paused before confirming. Very composed and conscientious.
Strengthening where needed but not planning on adding weight just for the sake of it. Wants to stay at LT but would not complain about RT if asked. Focused offseason on strengthening and correcting technique and has been very actively pursuing his goals.
"Is there sufficient money to cover these? The answer to that is no," said Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority (MSFA) Chair Michael Vekich. "That is the work that we have to do collectively with [stadium operator] ASM, the Minnesota Vikings and ... the governor and the Legislature."
Report: U.S. Bank Stadium will need $280 million in maintenance and upgrades in coming decade
Vikings officials say the investments are crucial to keeping the facility in first-class condition.www.startribune.com
KEVIN WARREN!Report: U.S. Bank Stadium will need $280 million in maintenance and upgrades in coming decade
Vikings officials say the investments are crucial to keeping the facility in first-class condition.www.startribune.com
Im sorry to hear your Chicago Bears have been bad at drafting.PFF rates the best and worst teams drafting record in the first round
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2023 NFL Draft: The best and worst NFL teams at selecting first-round picks since 2014
Sam Monson details the best and worst NFL teams at selecting first-round picks since 2014.www.pff.com
PFF rates the best and worst teams drafting record in the first round
@remydat (because I know you love your PFF)
2023 NFL Draft: The best and worst NFL teams at selecting first-round picks since 2014
Sam Monson details the best and worst NFL teams at selecting first-round picks since 2014.www.pff.com
PFF rates the best and worst teams drafting record in the first round
@remydat (because I know you love your PFF)
2023 NFL Draft: The best and worst NFL teams at selecting first-round picks since 2014
Sam Monson details the best and worst NFL teams at selecting first-round picks since 2014.www.pff.com
What do ya'll project this meaning as far as the starting 5 positionally and the draft (I'm no OL expert)?
I liked the work Teven did at RG, but is left a better fit long-term for some reason?
Does this mean they are even more likely to draft a RT now so that they can pair a rookie with a vet in Davis on that side?
I see a lot of speculation in the comments, but can't call it..
Think Jenkins projects to handle the switch better than Davis - Jenkins didnt even get a camp in at RG last year (he was a underwhelming RT throughout camp) I dont think he has even had enough snaps there to develop many "right sided habits" to break whereas Davis has played I believe every single NFL snap in his 4 year career there. Thought its looked pretty likely for a while line will be Jones - Jenkins - Whitehair - Davis - Rookie. Maybe draft shakes up in a way that you can replace Whitehair at C too, maybe they like Rookie OT better on the left and switch Jones.What do ya'll project this meaning as far as the starting 5 positionally and the draft (I'm no OL expert)?
I liked the work Teven did at RG, but is left a better fit long-term for some reason?
Does this mean they are even more likely to draft a RT now so that they can pair a rookie with a vet in Davis on that side?
I see a lot of speculation in the comments, but can't call it..
That’s just a blown assignment, from what I can tell.
As of today..
Jones, Jenkins, Whitehair, Davis, Borom?
Would assume Jones will move to right if they draft a left tackle
Think Jenkins projects to handle the switch better than Davis - Jenkins didnt even get a camp in at RG last year (he was a underwhelming RT throughout camp) I dont think he has even had enough snaps there to develop many "right sided habits" to break whereas Davis has played I believe every single NFL snap in his 4 year career there. Thought its looked pretty likely for a while line will be Jones - Jenkins - Whitehair - Davis - Rookie. Maybe draft shakes up in a way that you can replace Whitehair at C too, maybe they like Rookie OT better on the left and switch Jones.
Poles said basically it was an option citing how many snaps he has there.Considering Whitehair's issues at C in the past, what has changed to think it's a good idea this time around?