As am I. Liked the pick when we took him. Liked what I saw of him in limited action these past couple of weeks.
Indeed. Feel bad for PR. How they explain this one will be intriguing.
Yep. Personnel weaknesses are now the new normal. Given the rise of the slot receiver and continued evolution of the tight end, old schematics...
:hmm: Could have sworn I stated something eerily similar multiple times during my tenure here about the evolution of the defense.... ... oh...
True. However, Miami did not have a defense like Jacksonville either. Add the fact that Jacksonville wins games predicated on clock management...
I'd expect no less. Put the best 11 on the field. Even when Joe Haden was in, we gave up far too many plays of 40 yards or more through the air....
Have to remember sematics and my generation are the equivalent of water and oil.
Green font helps unless this was done deliberately. :lolol:
Another Tomlin appreaciation/criticism thread I see. Best part is that I did not even have to make it this time like I did last season....
Does yours have extra butter?
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An inside linebacker is now likely top priority. Someone like Josh Allen would help. Malik Jefferson even. Jerome Baker.... I am not too sure of...
That answer is simple. If you are not J.J. Watt playing a 3-4 defense, too bad. NFL really needs to understand that transcendent players like...
I would not rule that out either. If anything, I will expect no less the same.
I expected him to obviously be the next "Troy Polamalu" to be honest with you.
I do not for a second. Dude receives more touches than any other back in the game and is still fine. No reason to use someone else. As I said...
Simple. Haley outsmarted himself again. Within the same vein, Alejandro Villanueva did himself zero favors that drive. He does not hold, the...
There you are!!!!
That one is on Butler. Granted, Davis did himself little to no favors that game but Butler's inability to double up on Gronk was inexcusable.
Not sure. That is something I hope Butler can figure out though. Leaving Gronk by himself is like leaving Antonio Brown by himself; big no no.
