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Sam is going to show us what we have in this coaching staff

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This staff is all about teaching and developing players. Their words, not mine.

Teaching is supposedly a core strength of theirs and why I’ve been excited to bring them in.

Obviously, developing QBs is job #1 for any staff, so Sam is going to be a huge coaching priority for them.

I don’t expect them to turn Sam into an elite QB, but I am interested to see if and how much he improves.

The degree to which he improves will tell us a ton about Rhule and Brady’s ability to dev talent.

Prediction: If Sam shows no noticeable improvement, Tepper will start to get impatient with Rhule.

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I’m quite interested to see what he can do with a valve to CMC at his disposal. Also interested to add more weapons if we land Slater at 8. 
 

Rounds 1-3 become really interesting this year. Would love a tackle and another weapon on offense. 

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