Mr. Scot

Horns quickness is crazy for somebody his size.

This is an interesting drill.

Didn't see this till now, sorry. From what I understand, we're one of those defenses where there's not a whole lot of difference. Remember, our coaching staff really values versatility. But if they are going to use Jeremy Chinn as a free safety this year, I still expect a lot of flexibility. Mind you, I do think he's got the skill set to be a true centerfielder if that's what they want him to be. Edit: Michael He's explanation was spot on as well. Kudos...

Greg Little likely has an uphill battle to make the roster as it is. Already being in a red "injury" jersey isn't exactly a good sign.

I don't really see a problem with that.

Man, does he look big for a corner.

We have been a bad franchise. Whether we still are remains to be seen.

Marv Levy was another one but most people don't remember him being with the Chiefs. Bill Cowher took 15 years to win a Super Bowl. He'd been to one prior to that, but he didn't win. Granted, most teams aren't as patient as the Steelers.

I kind of put those comments where somebody says something, then says they were taken out of context or didn't mean it that way or whatever in the same category as "the jury will disregard that statement". Yeah...Sure they will.

FYI: That's been explained to him before.

Yeah... Not a single word of this makes any sense

Point being that he still could have "let Cam be Cam" while doing a better job of team building and coaching around him.

I would expect Tepper's personal assistant to actually sound like they had some clue what they were talking about. His stuff is more just "creepy stalker" vibes.

Actually, I know the Falcons are only looking for a second round pick. That's not something you'd expect in return for a guy who "every team wants".

You do realize people can go back and see what you wrote, right?

Kind of like your posts...

Nobody has even made the Falcons an offer yet.

Jerome Bettis would disagree. Here's the problem though. It's one thing to ask a quarterback to be the focal point of your offense, another to ask him to basically be the offense. Rivera followed Buddy Ryan's example and thus devoted his best resources to the defense while just expecting Newton to carry his side of the ball. In doing so, he likely shortened Newton's career.

Presser apparently was to announce 100% capacity at Bank of America this fall. Also confirmed the team is returning to Wofford for training camp.

You mean like you told us Teddy Bridgewater would never do?

Letting Newton be Newton didn't prevent us from building a better offensive line to protect him. The one year we did have a decent offensive line, things went very well.

Hell, Richardson wanted to fire him before Hurney fell on the sword to save him.

Being reported that the Falcons are looking for a second round pick (a little surprising) and would prefer to trade him to a team in the AFC (no shock).