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Meanwhile, in Cleveland...

The Athletic article also adds this...

...not since early in camp have we seen strings of consecutive completions in any 11-on-11 period.

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There just hasn’t been much consistency, and there hasn’t been much of anything more than 10 yards downfield. Watson threw bad interceptions after getting caught locking in on one receiver each day of the joint practices.

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11 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Meanwhile, in Cleveland...

The Athletic article also adds this...

...not since early in camp have we seen strings of consecutive completions in any 11-on-11 period.

...

There just hasn’t been much consistency, and there hasn’t been much of anything more than 10 yards downfield. Watson threw bad interceptions after getting caught locking in on one receiver each day of the joint practices.

We dodged such a bullet on Watson. Seems like everything Tepper lusts after in the game of football is gonna be a bad idea.

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Ron Rivera named Sam Howell the Commanders’ starting quarterback Friday, officially giving him a title he’d all but received several months ago, when Washington appointed him the lead quarterback entering training camp.
“He’s basically met the challenge we talked about, and that was seeing the growth and improvement from OTAs and minicamp … and then going into training camp and continuing to grow and show us what he’s capable of,” Rivera said before practice. “We’ve been very pleased with it, to the point where [Thursday] I decided to name him the starter.”

Howell took almost all of the first-team reps in camp, a clear indicator of the lack of a true competition. He offered no reason to believe Brissett was the better option and showed continued improvement throughout the offseason program and training camp.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2023/08/18/sam-howell-commanders-starting-qb/

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5 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

We dodged such a bullet on Watson. Seems like everything Tepper lusts after in the game of football is gonna be a bad idea.

I believe he very much lacks patience and wouldn’t be surprised if he took another decade to learn at least some. 
Doesn’t make him evil, just flawed.

I’d much rather his flaw be never being around. 

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Saints tight end Jimmy Graham arrested after medical episode, team believes he may have experienced a seizure

 

The Saints released a statement Saturday, which read:

"New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham experienced a medical episode last evening, which resulted in him becoming disoriented. He was taken into custody by local authorities and transported to a local hospital for evaluation for what Dr. John Amoss believes to be a likely seizure and spent the night under medical supervision and testing. Amoss met Graham at the hospital and is overseeing his care at this time. He was released this morning and is with the team as they continue preparations for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Chargers."

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3 minutes ago, ladypanther said:

https://sports.yahoo.com/saints-tight-end-jimmy-graham-arrested-after-medical-episode-team-believes-he-may-have-experienced-a-seizure-170227195.html

Saints tight end Jimmy Graham arrested after medical episode, team believes he may have experienced a seizure

 

The Saints released a statement Saturday, which read:

"New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham experienced a medical episode last evening, which resulted in him becoming disoriented. He was taken into custody by local authorities and transported to a local hospital for evaluation for what Dr. John Amoss believes to be a likely seizure and spent the night under medical supervision and testing. Amoss met Graham at the hospital and is overseeing his care at this time. He was released this morning and is with the team as they continue preparations for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Chargers."

i dont even want to see what these players' medicine cabinet looks like...

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