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If these two can do this once a game, the Bears will be lethal. This is what I want to see.
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Swifty did a nice breakdown on Lewis. Clearly he was being misused by the Rams.
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Assuming that's Chase Allen. PJ Walker is very important to this team.
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You lost me here.
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Sorry, man. What is it that confuses you? My comment that he was being misused, or Swifty's breakdown?
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What crap!
They should have put Tillman at the end of that line and watch as the defensive players jump on all of the loose balls.
That way, you get a ball security drill plus a fumble recovery drill.
Productivity!
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Move him to offense!
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Would be some nice turnabout after them basically making us look bad for giving up Floyd lol.
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Fields fixed something in his delivery. He couldn't hit the short bags as consistently last camp overhand.
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Dexter still the last man out ... unless I have the wrong person.
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Swifty doing a nice job.
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It's not that QB's are coddled, it more what the market dictates your worth. Doesn't matter how hard you work, how much risk your job entails. You are worth what someone is will to pay you. Ron Jeremy is far from the epitome of a physical specimen but people were willing to pay to watch him so now he is probably worth 5 to 10 million. The bell-cow RB is no longer needed in the NFL mostly because of rule changes for the sake of safety. The NFL used to make yearly rule changes to try and prevent a competitive advantage to either the offense or defense. For the most part the NFL did a good job for decades. Up and until the last 5 to 10 years, total points per games varied vary little. It wasn't until the rule changes were passed to protect players that the offense gain a significant advantage over the defense. These changes made it much easier to pass the ball which in turn raised the value of the QB and receivers. Outside of a couple RB's that can do more than run the ball at a high level, the rest of the RB's are easily replaceable which devalues your worth. I'm not blaming the retired NFL players that filed a lawsuit against the NFL for concussions and head injuries and their lackadaisical approach to preventing them. These players had every right to file the lawsuit. But, the NFL had to change the game to protect them from future lawsuits. There really is no collusion against the RB's, it's just a product of circumstance.
One thing I would like to see the NFL do is change some rules to help the defense that won't affect the safety of the game. The biggest rule change they can make is allowing the DB's and LB's more contact with the receivers inside of 5 yards from the LOS or possibly even 10 yards. This would not increase potential head injuries and would disrupt the passing game to some extent.
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I see. You're not a fan of what he does. I get it, because Swifty can be a bit of a homer sometimes. But that's ok with me, as I'm a bit of a homer myself.
Cheers.
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This but the D should be ahead right now.
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I hope Velus did whatever he had to do in the offseason and does whatever he needs to do in TC to get his head right because he can be a hell of a weapon on offense for us if he does.
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Thanks
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What's wrong with Swifty? He's much better than the national media and his analysis is top notch.
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Or at least whenever she/he wants.
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