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Frank Reich's Intro Presser - Today, Noon EST

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2 minutes ago, SmittyCity said:

He definitely heard the question and stalled a bit to come up with a way to divert the topic.

No he didn't.

To be honest, I came away from that presser feeling like he's probably willing to answer some questions and be more open about stuff that management might prefer he not.

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Just now, Ricky Spanish said:

I liked how he went more in depth than that. Mentioned specifically good footwork and how that directly translates to good football. 

Also elabborated on the other 4 things as well. 

Less gimmicky salesman buzzwords and more substance behind his message. 

You could see how he was good at diving into details without giving away the meat and potatoes.  Different responses, with varying depth, and if anything, I am 100% reassured we're finally going to have a 3,800+ yard, 20 td+ passer again, and soon.

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10 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Anthony Richardson come on down

Seriously if we can't go up and draft Stroud with a reasonable offer, then we should roll with AR at 9.  Sign Brissett and let me start until AR is comfortable enough to start playing some packages.  Imagine Reich and company developing a talent like AR.  

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