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I bet Morgan and Canales have a "next man up" philosophy as well. Profound stuff.

That's because he does look like a middle schooler. I have a kid on my son's 13U baseball team that is damn near his size. It is what it is.

This whole 'Tom Brady had a weak arm' thing has always been laughable. No idea where it came from. Dude was slinging it 55+ air yards at 45 years old and could always fire rockets when it was appropriate. He is in no way an example of a weak-armed QB.

Doesn't automatically mean it's a bad year of course as long as we see steady improvement, but wins will be tough to come by.

Who brought those incompetent people in, thinking he was outsmarting the league? Wtfe Who has sure liked being in the spotlight when he thought he was doing something smart but then slinked to the shadows when he was revealed to have made yet another dumbass decision? Wtfe Will it change this year? Remains to be seen. But until it does yeah, the stench starts with Tepper, full stop.

Screw all of these streaming services.

It's a truly shocking development for sure.

True, but Young is small in comparison to pretty much every other QB as well.

Not fake in any way, shape, or form. that pic is form near the end of the video, and the end where they're at their closest makes the size discrepancy starkly clear.

Two outliers at opposite ends of the QB size spectrum. It is what it is.

I understand soccer. It's still pretty boring. Some incredible athletes, but just not all that interesting. That's how it goes though. Not everything appeals to everyone.

Our 3 boys are older now but there's only a 3.5 years spread total between them... there is no SUV in existence that can match convenience and ease that a van provides when it comes to small children. You made the right call.

Didn't realize I submitted the post incomplete. Being scared to lose the job is definitely not a team-first approach.

Even if this is true, it doesn't make my point wrong in any way, shape, or form.

Morgan's interest would/should have been what was best for the team, not was was best for Wilks. If he was truly against that trade then that's just really dumb.

Because counting on any player to successfully switch positions, particularly a position as key as center, and not having a clear backup plan is just stupid in any scenario. He played a number of preseason center snaps for Cleveland years ago, but coming off of there injuries makes it an even bigger question mark. I'm not saying he will fail and I'm not saying that the decision is baseless. I'm just saying that they really should have planned another clear option.

It was/will be borderline negligent to just blindly go into the season with Corbett at C and no clear backup plan. Sure hope it works out.

That's a long history and I'm sure there are worse things but yeah, this was up there in the 'airballed a slam dunk' category. Just pure stupidity.

The plan/path that should have been followed years ago.