LinvilleGorge

The final straw for Teddy in Carolina was him throwing the staff under the bus for "getting the play call in late" on that play where he airmailed it over DJ wide open in the endzone. There was a noted change in the tone toward Teddy from the organization from that point on. Once he showed that type of lack of accountability and willingness to blame others for his blatant error... yeah, it was over. He actually said he would've checked to a running play. He admitted he would've checked out of a play that led to a wide open receiver in the endzone for what should've been an easy TD. LOL!

I hope.

For the first time in a long time we might be forced to actually release an NFL caliber receiver.

Just too early to say. I mean, there isn't even a lot to watch from the college level.

I don't see Marshall in the Andre Johnson model. Andre Johnson could've subbed in at LB. He was built like Jeremy Chinn.

Dez Bryant? Andre Johnson? Easy now, y'all. Let's tap the brakes just a tad.

Gets a speeding ticket for going 91mph heading to the first day of camp and now this? Seems like he's prone to great decisions...

We can't get stuck in Hurney/Rivera mindsets. That's your LT right there.

Same rate FROM, not TO. Like I said, breakthrough cases are still fairly uncommon. But those breakthrough cases are proving to be just as contagious TO others as unvaccinated cases. I'm honestly not sure what part of this is giving you trouble. It seems really easy to understand. And you statement about the vaccines being worthless was just blatantly false seeing that virtually everyone actually hospitalized with COVID is unvaccinated. Preventing serious illness is definitely not worthless. @Fryfan, do you want to have a go at this? I'm at a loss.

You seriously think that says that the vaccines don't prevent COVID infection? You're really sticking with that? Someone's stubborn alright...

@Ja Rhule I already broke this down for you.

Are you illiterate? Read that again. It does not say what you think it does.

Nope.

Then that's what you wanted to see because that's not what that said.

I'm having Ginn flashbacks.

That's not at all what that says. Spreads FROM vaccinated people as readily, not TO. Breakthrough cases are still uncommon and the vaccines are proving to do a great job of preventing serious illness in those breakthrough cases. All they're saying is that the individuals with breakthrough cases are just as contagious as the unvaccinated. Meanwhile, the percentage of COVID patients in hospitals that are unvaccinated are very near the 100% mark. That's a far cry from "useless".

So... basically the same way he was treated in Charlotte last year? When Teddy is your QB, you've waved the white flag. It's time to talk draft. I hated the trade for Darnold too, but at least he does have the physical talent. We'll see if he can put it together between the ears but at least there is some reasonable path to success with Darnold. I simply did not see one at all with Teddy.

Honestly, it seemed to me that DJ ran kind of a lazy route there. Didn't seem to be going full speed. The pass was a touch high, but if he was going full speed it wouldn't have been too far out in front. You don't want those slants thrown high though. That's a recipe for INTs and/or getting your receiver lit up.

That likely went out the window the moment Marshall's name was called.

100% agreed. I really wanted him in the draft and early returns looked great.

Crazy how well the NFL has marketed it's draft versus all the other pro leagues. I honestly had no clue the NBA draft was being held today.

I absolutely think he has the talent. I just hope he can put his past injury issues behind him. His injury history was probably the primary reason he was available where we picked him.

Waste of talent. It's gotta be frustrating for coaches. This isn't an isolated case. Every coach has guys in training camp every year who have the ability, but not the desire while having to have tough conversations when releasing guys who have all the desire in the world but lack the ability.

It's amazing how Denver has marketed itself as a mountain town. People get very unpleasantly surprised when they get out there and find out that Denver is actually very much a Great Plains city that used to have great mountain access until traffic became prohibitive. When I moved from Huntersville to Lakewood in the fall of '07, Charlotte traffic was WAY worse than Denver traffic. Like not even close. We bounced up to Evergreen in early '08. Within five years, that traffic situation had pulled a complete 180 and Denver traffic had gotten WAY worse than Charlotte traffic.

Yeah, the difference with streaming services is that it doesn't get constantly crammed down your throats. Stuff you don't really care about (for me that would be things like the summer Olympics, network news, reality TV, etc) is just a lot easier to tune out and forget about. Honestly, if it wasn't for social media I probably wouldn't even know the Olympics are actually going on right now.