Mr. Scot

So is Johnny Hekker

Yeah... It's nowhere near that simple

Re: The Dweller in Darkness

Suddenly I hear goofy music

Continued...

Kaye on Levis... Remembering again that Coen and Brown were colleagues in Los Angeles

Loved everybody saying "welcome back" to Dom. It was surreal hearing that voice again

Theme I've noticed from a couple of sources: the importance of smart players Ejiro Evero: "Smart players are the best players". Thomas Brown: "Dumb players cost you games."

The second tweet speaks to Reich's "hiring a man, not a system" comment.

FYI: For anyone watching on Twitter or YouTube, apparently the audio wasn't working during the first few minutes of the clip. So if you're thinking that there's a problem in your device (like I did) don't worry

Oy

Coming up shortly...

I was never sad that we lost out on Watson.

We do. I also kind of wonder if they're going to take a look at what Ben Johnson was doing in Detroit. One of the reasons Johnson did so well last year was because he reportedly found some exploitable flaws in the Fangio style defense. That's the kinda thing I'd probably want to know about.

Well this could get interesting

Three if you count Jonathan Cooley I suppose... Also reasonable to think Evero might be consulted when it comes time to look at Derek Carr since he faced him as a DC twice last year.

Probably a better quote than "Do you trust your wife?"

Is he a tackle or a guard? (I haven't looked but someone else mentioned him as a guard)

Mentioned in another thread but it's applicable here too: Joe Person has mocked us trading up to #3. He mentioned #5 might be more likely given the connections between our GM and Assistant GM with the Seahawks front office, but felt #3 was needed to ensure they got one of the guys they were looking for. The guy he had them taking was Will Levis, an interesting choice given that his OC for his more successful 2021 season (Liam Coen) spent two of the last three years working closely with our new offensive coordinator (Thomas Brown) on the Rams staff.

We've said before (and I still think it's true) that Rhule didn't really know the difference between a college freshman and an NFL rookie. Like so many of his methods, the way Rhule treated Corral screamed "college coach".