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I believe I covered that possibility in my postDoes Miami score on every possession? The D gets paid too and also has very good players.
I believe I covered that possibility in my postDoes Miami score on every possession? The D gets paid too and also has very good players.
I love the wheel route and am so happy to hear that as the first example Stevenson threw out there.
Running with the DEs? Big deal.
So is Gervon testing with the DE’s this season’s version of jumping out of a pool?
Bears fans have latched onto that camp blurb like a tick on Bambi’s ass.
Well, he changed a lot of things to give himself a better chance. Not saying that he will make it but at least he is trying.But hoge BELIEVES because gervon wants to be on the wall of names at Halas Hall too. I'm sure nobody else has ever wanted to be really good.
Your post should have been the one time not to write 'retrad'.You’re the only one patting yourself on the ass for it, retrad
I assume there's quite a few stories like his in every locker room each season where that work doesn't turn into on field results. I'm glad he's putting in work, but it means nothing if the on field results aren't significantly better.Well, he changed a lot of things to give himself a better chance. Not saying that he will make it but at least he is trying.
Velus is back, baby.
As we all would. From everything I have seen of Williams over the last three years is he thrives on this kind of pressure to be great. Beating Rattler out of the starting job as a true freshman. Winning the Heisman the next year but coming up short of winning a national title. Overcoming a poor supporting cast to the #1 prospect in this year's draft. He hit all of his goals in college with one huge expectation, that national title. Don't think he is going to stop now.So 4400 yards and 32 TDs? I’ll take it.
lol... I have that tape.
Either this defense is fitna' dominate the league or this offense is 'bout to smell like cooking chittlins'. I mean if you aren't scoring with two straight-up stud wide-receivers, plus an heir apparent in the rookie, something is wrong- unless of course your offensive line is under-performing.
I'm relaxed. It's perfectly okay to call out potential issues, just like it's perfectly okay to call out potential positives. I can't tell you how many times I've witnessed a team zealot attempt to silence or dismiss an early opinion or observation that they didn't agree with and that "non-problem" turned out to fustercluck the season.Relax. No pads 11-on-11 is always a huge advantage to the defense, and by all reports, CW has been excellent in 7-on-7. We'll learn a lot more when pads come on tomorrow.
I'm relaxed. It's perfectly okay to call out potential issues, just like it's perfectly okay to call out potential positives. I can't tell you how many times I've witnessed a team zealot attempt to silence or dismiss an early opinion or observation that they didn't agree with and that "non-problem" turned out to fustercluck the season.
Day 5 in training camp (before pads) is too early to draw conclusions, either way. However it's not too early to wonder why there haven't been more touchdowns scored with an offense that has 3 highly ranked receivers (well 2 highly ranked in the NFL, the other highly ranked in college) and a #1 overall QB.
I would go with the simplest explanation. We know we have a very good secondary - they're probably making it difficult for a rookie QB.Either this defense is fitna' dominate the league or this offense is 'bout to smell like cooking chittlins'. I mean if you aren't scoring with two straight-up stud wide-receivers, plus an heir apparent in the rookie, something is wrong- unless of course your offensive line is under-performing.
Why would anyone even have to utter the phrase "sneaky fast" when talking about a WR?
Leave it to you to find a negative spin.Why would anyone even have to utter the phrase "sneaky fast" when talking about a WR?
"Sneaky fast" is a description for QBs like Cutler.
I'm not in the media. It's just an opinion from a pedestrian fan.Leave it to you to find a negative spin.
Gotta love the eyes always looking up field from this Oklahoma QB