lightsout

Can't judge him fairly until week 4 IMO, but it does appear that there's a bit more rhyme and reason to what we were doing. Seeing the QBs actually checking at the line was reassuring.

Either PJ is going to be moved from QB to some other position and serve on special teams, traded or outright cut. There's zero reason to give him so much time today unless they're trying to shop him and wanted tape to show something current. He's taking reps away from the other 3. Him being here at QB directly hurts the team.

East Lincoln's finest.

Paci isn't quite as good as he used to be but he's still really damn good. Great vet presence. Has won the Selke and Lady Byng, and recently too. Is a big reason Vegas was so hot early in their existence. This was a huge move.

I heard him, I understand him, I know what he's saying. But I don't feel him. Seriously, it started sounding like a soundboard the longer it went.

This. DJ always gets mentioned nationally as "a nice weapon" while Robbie is viewed as "the guy". In truth, DJ is one of the best in the league and that's with Teddy and Darnold/post-injury Cam throwing.

Gimme the David Gettis podcast

Well yeah. TB toxicity that spills into the main forum + every post being brigaded by people calling BS on everything.

Precisely why the trade for Baker should be Sam + Robbie. Robbie because dropsies and because we have DJ and Marshall. Plus Robbie's whole "I'm here ain't I" comment just seems toxic as hell. Won't be a huge hit for us, it gives more value to Cleveland, and depending how they do it, it can offset the some of the money coming with Baker potentially. If they don't take that, it ain't happening and we roll with Sam/Corral.

A lot of middling QBs currently would've benefited from sitting at least a year and learning and getting comfortable. Corral is not a guy you start out the gate. You give him time to beef up and get chemistry and comfort with the playbook. We have seen with 4 different QBs how limited you are when you don't have a lot of the offense installed and how predictable our offense becomes because of it. fuging give him a year behind anybody who can manage the games in the interim. He'll be walking into next season knowing most if not all the playbook and he'll know it like the back of his hand because he will have had thousands of reps and watching Sam or Baker on film. He'll be ready then and our offense won't be vanilla as fug.

Winnable, just have to dominate the third the way we did the back half of that 2nd. I'd love to end the series tonight

Current (and first) build ASUS TUF x570 Ryzen 5 3600 5700xt 16gb ram It's my baby. Would upgrade but I think I'll just wait for zen4 and then throw the current gens top stuff in when prices start to level off after release of next gen. Unless it's more cost effective to sell this one and build new with next gen.

If we're gonna be utilizing more RPO under Corral, then not trading CMC is correct. The threat of CMC can be felt on every snap in a new way, should lead to big plays for us.

Part of me is saying there's no shot those are actual questions asked. Part of me knows that's probably at least some of the questions asked. Lol.

God help Boston in the regular season next year. I'm betting on their being several fights and one will be Svech for sure. People riding Tony still bother me. By all accounts he's been a great teammate. He's played well since being here. If we have fans with a hate boner for him still, I truly don't get it. If it's over his past, people need to grow up and offer grace to people that they can change until they prove they haven't. It's just mind numbingly stupid.

So I missed the game but apparently canes fans on Twitter were bitching about Tony this whole game? Anybody care to explain?

Corral could be that guy. We don't really know yet. Check back on it after he's had half a season to start.

Believe me, I don't like it either.

So it took a while, but we've started building this team correctly. OL and QB start, then you build around that. What comes next? Not screwing them up. We have to develop Icky and Corral correctly and not ask more of them than they can realistically offer right now. This team is still shaky if only because of the moves on the roster and the system changes between Rhule arriving and now. We need to develop our youth correctly and let the rest of the pieces come together. It's literally what New England has done. Peripheral pieces on offense can be plug and play provided they are just good enough. Defensively, you have to get pressure and you have to stop the run. If you do that, you can get creative to cover up defincies. Fortunately, I like our skill one the corners, safety is still a TBD situation but we're no worse now than we have been, at a minimum. This team can compete within the next couple of years if Rhule's staff can develop young guys. If not, you'll see the product we saw last year over and over. I'm banking on this being Tepper's thought process, which is why I don't think this is a make it or break it year for Rhule. He gets through next season provided we don't go winless. Scary thought, but I don't see him getting the axe without the chance to show he can develop guys across a couple years.

Boston blew their load last night in the first. They tried to beat us at our own game and our speed and conditioning showed superior. They couldn't stay aggressive with us, which lead to their dirtier play as the game went on. They're frustrated and trying to get in our heads. Only shot they have. It's 100% on us to finish this in the next two and get a break. We're the superior team, so avoid injuries and ejections and get it done

His name is Sam Darnold. He never believed in ghosts until he came face to face with one. So he set out on a quest to capture what he once saw onto video.

Question is....how healthy is Raanta really and can he continue this level of play?

I gotta be honest, thought we were screwed in this playoff run without Freddie but I'm glad I was wrong. My son celebrated his first Canes goal on Jarvis's tip and I've never been a prouder father.

Honest question. Have we seen Corral make reads and work through progressions? Literally every highlight I see is RPO and timing throws. He excels at it, but in the NFL you have to be more than that