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We have three points in five and a half minutes. Ugh

fug. That's his third.

Feed Bacot. This man is playing his fuging ass off.

RJ needs to take a seat for a minute. Bro, we're fine. We don't need you playing hero ball. I get it, you're frustrated shots you normally hit aren't falling but this poo ain't about you. The TEAM is fine. You're hurting the team trying to prove something to your ego.

RJ... fuging STOP bro

They've literally straight up tackled Cadeau twice in the last thirty seconds

What was THAT??? LOL

Time to stop shooting RJ

This goofy looking white dude hacks like crazy then acts shocked when the whistle blows. All three fouls were obvious as poo and he acted like he was shocked.

Bacot has been quietly dominating. Ryan is stroking. Ingram doing all the scrappy work. Trimble and Cadeau have made them pay for leaving them wide open. Honestly, RJ being off is the only thing to complain about offensively. Gotta do a better job against the dribble drive on D and keep them off the offensive glass. They've hit some tough contested threes. Can't do much about that.

RJ has just been bad. Missing layups, missing FTs. Fortunately everyone else has been good. I bet he has a big second half. He has bad halves but he rarely has bad games.

We're up 8 at half against a Bama team that can beat anyone when they're hot and they were hot. We have 54 at half and our leading scorer hasn't shown up yet. We took over once we started cleaning up the boards. We were giving up way too many offensive boards early on.

Ryan woke up.

RJ is playing like poo. We gotta D up. We're letting them drive is at will. We knew they were gonna be red hot from three.

I'd constantly be looking at late round RBs. It's a position that gems are routinely drafted on day three.

It's the off-season. Lots of folks have complained about the Huddle being too negative. So, we allow back the full throated all our hope propaganda machine of the bot. And then folks who complain about negativity complain. Starting to see a common theme here... LOL

I'd be bigger on Leggette if we didn't already have Mingo. Kinda like how it felt redundant when we drafted Funchess right after drafting KB. Maybe Leggette will end up a lot better but on paper he's VERY similar to Mingo.

I mean, I won't be surprised if Leggette ends up being a 3rd rounder if we don't draft him at 33 or 39. Seems like he's a mid-3rd rounder for a lot of "analysts" and I do use that term loosely.

We'll see whether or not there ends up being huge differences. Mingo was a fairly highly thought of prospect.

Having #39 in our back pocket should make us fully willing to listen to offers since we're going to be sitting "on the clock" for a long time at #33.

I'm not sure any TE has ever gotten more bang for the buck for his bank account as Ian Thomas has. He's the type of guy who should've been bouncing around the league trying to latch onto a roster as the 3rd TE and yet we've made him a wealthy man. Good for him but holy poo we're a dumb organization.

The supporting cast didn't impact the arm talent. Yes, the supporting cast sucked and even a guy with a cannon wouldn't have had a high level of consistent success. But what we saw was a guy with a weak NFL arm. Yeah, he's have one of the best arms on the Huddle but that's really not at all relevant.

We're just gonna have to hope he's better this year. I think you've completely deluded yourself on what you saw last year. I was wrong about Bryce. I've said it before. I had some concerns about his arm strength but I never dreamed it would be as bad as it was.

His deep ball accuracy was terrible and I can't recall a single deep out he completed against good coverage. It's all relative, man. You're trying to make a really dumb argument here. Every QB in the NFL or on a college roster for that matter has a strong arm in comparison to the entire human population but that's not what we're talking about about here. We're talking about NFL QBs.

Yeah, no one has tried to act like Dalton looked like Mahomes in that game. It's just evidence that we did have the opportunity to have a vertical threat in our offense with a QB who could threaten a defense vertically. Bryce only had 26 20+ yard attempts on 16 games. Multiple games with zero. If you can't threaten a defense vertically NFL offense gets really difficult. It's why red zone offense is hard. You literally can't threaten vertically because there's not enough field there. Everything gets condensed. Bryce condensed the whole field regardless of where we were. We only had one game where we saw a different QB out there and I'm that game we threatened down the field a lot more. It is what it is. Yeah, I would've liked to have seen more than one example simply to have a better idea of whether or not it was just a fluke.