rayzor

Non issue

I'm looking forward to playing them. I think we give them a pretty good beating.

we don't have to look like we're a playoff team. we just have to look like we're trending towards being a good team. We have to see legit potential and improvement.

and the burden of it has to spread across all fronts. if we are expecting to be carried by only one or two parts of the team, we're failing.   

All this needs to be clicking all season: OL blocking, receivers getting open and catching the ball, run game pushing forward, BY being the field general he needs to be, and the whole unit moving the ball forward into the end zone.

On 8/28/2024 at 10:48 PM, Iceup said:

No ISM for punt returns. I’m assuming Blackshear is handling all the return duties or maybe David Moore on punts? 

who else was doing them in training camp/preseason? 

the way it sounded from morgan/tilis they were looking at blackshear as being the return guy. 

12 minutes ago, Ricky Spanish said:

I hope he is in Adam Thielen's hip pocket all year long. They have similar play styles and have a similar story being UDFAs and practice squad year 1 guys.

He can learn a ton from him.

good comparison, imo. 

Lol I'm banning myself for a day

21 minutes ago, Daeavorn said:

So why cut him to begin with?

i think it was just a matter of trying to buy us a little time to figure out a couple spots. He agreed to stick with the practice squad so he must have been told he would be back. Since he was a vet he wasn't going to be picked up in waivers so we didn't have to worry about losing him through that.  He was probably one of the safest to put there if we were sure he was coming back.

i feel good about this combo of Sanders, Matthews, and Tremble. Tremble is kind of fun to watch and the guy can make some big plays.

And then there's Ian. I guess he can block and we need that so....

i can't wait to se the guy in action. super excited about him. 

Once he gets going, and i'm confident he will, we'll be glad we have him. 

Top tier QBs ALWAYS throws when the opportunity is there and NEVER messes them up. They ALWAYS make the best decisions.

still thinking around 8 wins this year.

progress on our part and also we've got a ridiculously (at the moment) easy schedule. 

of course people look at us and see us as an easily winnable game as well, but i'm going to err on the side of us.

43 minutes ago, Greatman77 said:

And fantasy football draft is this week. God, I love this time of year!

oh yeah...work league draft is Sunday. i keep forgetting

it's the most wonderful time of the year!

it's football time.

i'm just happy about that.

21 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

nope and nope.

why risk them? what a clown show!

am i doing it right?

1 hour ago, d-dave said:

I salute all the early adopters!  Thank you for burning your cash for a better future

seconded this....i think it's a great idea.

to get to a point where it's more financially manageable and the infrastructure gets put in place and kinks get worked out, we're going to have to depend on either the most ecologically zealous, the rich, or the posers who want to go into massive debt to give the appearance that they are rich or really care.

49 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Was just about to put this in there. The kid looked like the real deal that first year and then into the second for a bit. Then he got injured and he never was the same again. I was never sure if it was a lingering injury or if it just knocked the grit out of him. 

Really had high hopes for him after he and Moose had that great season after Smitty got injured. 

He had a great smile, though.

i have experience looking at them and thinking...nah. no thanks. not for me. too much $$. 

peanut isn't on the list.

bryce makes people's brains short-circuit.

hiding bryce?

 lol y'all are something else.