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hm maybe those joint practices were better for the team after all

Like Tulane is Tulane but goddamn look at this throw You can't teach that

sucks but it's his business. that said, this is our chant. y'all wanna keep it alive; keep it alive.

idk CB is still a huge need for us. Like if we had Slater obviously it'd be good but our secondary would be. just as bad, if not worse than last year rn.

opens thread instead of wishing this guy luck people are bemoaning everything classic huddle lol no one has kicker problems until they do, and it's never an easy fix. hopefully we fix it sooner rather than later.

calling it now, by the end of the season Matt Corral from Ole Miss is gonna be the hot name of the 2022 draft.

Nah Slater was my 1b to Horn. Was surprised we went Horn I thought for SURE we were gonna go Slater. Slater is damn good. Technique like no other. This isn't a surprise with him, this was expected.

i think he's gonna become one of our best targets before the season's over. just give it time.

especially when your leader wants to go to Denver. Conspiracies aside, The Packers are talented, but this is still the same defense that let Kyle Allen light them up a coupla years back by and large. Packs' D has always been slightly overrated as of late. They'll get it together, but I expect them to be a Wild Card team with all the drama surrounding them lack of WR out of DA, and an O-Line that's getting worse. Saints are the Saints. D.Allen is a great defensive coordinator, Sean Peyton is an offensive genius. fug em, but they're still still competent. Jameis ain't Brees tho

lmao "too much" cmc boy is getting paid. no such thing as too much. He is not fair, he should be used a lot while the rest of our offense develops.

It's a concern but it's week one for him too. He's young. This team is young. Let's remember this before we devolve into magma level takes, hm?

22. Sam looked Solid. Took some big boy hits in the pocket but got the ball out. D looked great. LBs are average but everything else is stepping up. But this team goes as far as 22 goes. We're this years Titans.

Remember when we had this same discussion with James? Peppridge farm remembers. This is the same Djax we get when he's healthy. The same one we got at the end of last season. He's still gonna get burned sometimes. That's his playstyle. But his coverage has been superb when healthy.

There was one player I absolutely detested in the 2015 draft was Funchess. 6'4, moving from TE to WR where he couldn't outrun college guys, and was lanky as fug so couldn't even move back to TE. And we drafted him. And we traded up for it. I never took as much copium for any player as I did for fuging Devin Funchess. Every season he'd win my "fug this guy in particular" award (last year it belonged to Whitehead) but every offseason I'd delude myself into thinking "Nah he'll get it together this season!" only for the cycle to fuging repeat. Imagine, just imagine if we stayed pat in the 2015 draft and take, say, Tyler Lockett because Gettleman's headass didn't think Cam couldn't hit anything shorter than 6'3. Imagine SB50 with Lockett instead of Funch because remember even Corey "Philly" Brown was cookin Talib's bitch ass that game. I fuging hate this franchise.

We're a way more talented team, and I expect us to win and will be disappointed if we lose. But goddamn the takes here will be absolutely hilarious if we lose.

6'4, plays like he's 5'9. say what you will but at least when KB tried he put up results.

I mean he's starting up to a half next week. I doubt the lack of playing time these past two games will amount to much.

I'm gonna keep pounding the "correlation =/= causation" drums here as there are a myriad of reasons a team can start off slow, happens all the time around the league, but go off

He was targeted on that 2nd/3rd and long on the drive after the int. No breathing room and even with a decently placed ball showed excellent timing and quick hands to deflect the ball and force an incompletion. yeah yeah scrub qb and likely scrub wr but technique is technique, and Horn showed excellent technique there.

Still fugin' insane we got Brown in the 6th. I know he was heavy but goddamn he is a man. I'm not expecting him to look great this year but give him a season of nfl conditioning.

Still worried about our redzone, but i don't think any of the looks on the goal line were very pass friendly. Sam looked okay. A bit jittery but didn't panic. Our D-line has depth for days. Luvu has been a pleasant surprise, could be our Kerr this year. And it also seems like we can have some faith in some of our developmental corners in STO and Taylor. Terrance Marshall and Shi Smith are good WRs. I wouldn't be surprised to see David Moore become the odd man out. My hot take is Tremble would become the Chinn of this season among the fanbase. Dude is just violent. Steve was good but a little awkward. I think he has a little bit of trouble filtering his takes from Steve Smith take to commentator take, that all said, I hope he sticks around for preseason games. It's a treat to hear his takes.

i mean honestly it really just sounds like his version of doing a lap it's a sign and the teams slogan. who really cares?

He just needs to learn better hand usage, he's a nutso athlete and can by with that while he's young. Wish he got some time under KK.

this is the player i wanted to see on defense respond quickly after a rough start -- and it looks like he did So stoked for this young man. First time we took a guy i was heavily watching in the first and I couldn't be happier.

There's no proof causation of what happened in 15 because I promise you could check the play time for our starters in other seasons and watch us come out the cate looking out of sync and sloppy. But either way, my point isn't "We have a Cam and Greg on our team." when I'm bringing them up. Lemme know when you get past that and you catch up with the debate.