Little Goody Two Shoes

Considering this is one of his more coherent posts, I'm guessing not enough, at least by his standards.

So, the other coaches in the league are just taking it easy on their QBs?

Article by Cynthia Freelund. "No tight end in the FBS last season earned a better center of gravity percentage on both passing and rushing downs than Tremble. This metric reflects a player's ability to maintain his center of gravity when hit or making a hit and has proven to be highly correlated to NFL blocking success since I started measuring it back in 2008." https://www.nfl.com/news/which-nfl-rookie-tight-ends-will-be-most-productive-in-2021-my-analytics-based-t

Very promising.

Dam Sarnold!

LaFleur #1? I could be top 5 with Rodgers at QB.

Hopefully one of the top guys sees value playing with Lamelo.

Hopefully they move JC around and keep him on WR1 so Dante is covering the second or third option.

I don't think it's a given that ESPN will get it. I know they were the early favorites but Amazon has shown strong interest, though their recent acquisition of MGM could change that.

I've read it has two years remaining. Eight year contract beginning in 2014 - 2022. Either way we had DirecTV for years but got tired of the prices always going up. There's got to be a better way.

Creating a new pro football league is becoming an annual occurrence.

Just kidding. Hover over their name and choose 'Ignore User'.

Touches would include handoffs.

Teddy was the icing, i guess that makes Rhule the cake.

Didn't really believe this at first. Then saw comments made by Robby about Teddy and trading for Sam. 3:18 mark

That was really good. Fitterer is the man. He comes across a bit nervous at the microphone but really seems in his element in the war room. The process appeared to be as we'd hope, like Fitt and Rhule are working in tandem and Tepper isn't meddling (granted we don't see everything). Loved when Tepper said 'Tell them not to come in with negative points'.

Maybe he's just deciding for next year. Maybe the equipment guys are reserving numbers for guys who want to switch next year when it will not cost them.

Or does this just make it easier to evaluate those who come from a 'pro' system? Just because they didn't do it in college, doesn't mean they can't. Yes, they may have an advantage getting acclimated but it ultimately comes down to the player's ability.

Robber(hybrid LB/S) and TE.

Agree to disagree. Look up the definition of work and hardworking and training for football definitely fits. Just because you enjoy something doesn't mean it's not difficult and training for your profession (whether you actually make it or not) can definitely be considered work. It's not called playing out it's called working out. And in my son's case he has a 4.4 GPA so he's been 'working' in class also.

I know NFL players are well (overly) compensated and to some degree spoiled. Let's just remember though, how hard you have to work to get there. Someone mentioned high school football in another thread and it made me want to take a moment and brag. My son is a high school junior and he has trained for the past sixteen months without knowing what this season may look like. Spring 2020 when they weren't allowed on campus he was doing bear crawls up the hill and pull-ups on a tree branch in our backyard. Two weeks ago he and his team (Salem Spartans) won the Virginia Class 4 State Championship. They travelled over 4 hours for a true road game and (prepared) played with subpar facilities (it's usually a neutral site but not this year, they weren't given a locker room to use). They overcame a 6-0 halftime deficit and 4 onsides (thanks refs) attempts in the final minute to win 28-20. I was so proud of him and his teammates and their opponents for all they have been through and preserved in the past year. Really makes you appreciate things as they get back to normal. Go Spartans! Go Panthers!

Live rookie press conference on YouTube right now. Currently talking to David Moore.