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Private Gabbert Workout Scheduled

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nagai Newbie

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That's because they're both idiots.

They're not draft experts, but they're no fools either. They just need to stick to what they're good at. Schefter surprisingly, seems to be the only talking head that has any idea about the strengths/weaknesses of our team. All the rest of them seem to think that DE is a huge hole and just have no idea in general.

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I don't think the majority of QB guys are against Gabbert at all. We might prefer Cam Newton over Gabbert but I am just happy we are doing our due diligence on ALL the QBs

I am. I've been saying from day 1 that I think Gabbert is garbage and I don't want him anywhere near this team.

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Mr. Scot Grand Master

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Yeah and I've got a question about that.

I took a look at his page, and if I'm doing the math right, his "time to go to bed, 6am will come early" tweet was posted somewhere midway between 3 and 4am.

You're getting up at 6am to go to a workout for an NFL team that could mean the opportunity of a lifetime. Why are you still up and tweeting at that hour of the night? :sosp:

I know it's Friday night, he's a kid and I'm a grumpy old man. And yes, it sounds like the workout went pretty well. Still...

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Yeah and I've got a question about that.

I took a look at his page, and if I'm doing the math right, his "time to go to bed, 6am will come early" tweet was posted somewhere midway between 3 and 4am.

You're getting up at 6am to go to a workout for an NFL team that could mean the opportunity of a lifetime. Why are you still up and tweeting at that hour of the night? :sosp:

I know it's Friday night, he's a kid and I'm a grumpy old man. And yes, it sounds like the workout went pretty well. Still...

Ever have trouble sleeping on Christmas Eve as a kid? NFL players have toruble sleeping before big games - I can see how he could be a bit worked up the night before a workout like this. Also, maybe he's just one of those freak people that only need like 4 hrs a night... I know I'm not, but they do exist.

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Ever have trouble sleeping on Christmas Eve as a kid? NFL players have toruble sleeping before big games - I can see how he could be a bit worked up the night before a workout like this. Also, maybe he's just one of those freak people that only need like 4 hrs a night... I know I'm not, but they do exist.

I get that. Still bothers me though.

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Yeah and I've got a question about that.

I took a look at his page, and if I'm doing the math right, his "time to go to bed, 6am will come early" tweet was posted somewhere midway between 3 and 4am.

Shows to me it was posted at midnight...

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Yeah and I've got a question about that.

I took a look at his page, and if I'm doing the math right, his "time to go to bed, 6am will come early" tweet was posted somewhere midway between 3 and 4am.

You're getting up at 6am to go to a workout for an NFL team that could mean the opportunity of a lifetime. Why are you still up and tweeting at that hour of the night? :sosp:

He tweeted he was going to bed 14 hours ago. That doesn't add up to 3 and 4 am. You factor in he is on Central Time, that's 11PM. Why rag on a guy for something so tiny as this and you weren't even correct? C'mon now...

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He tweeted he was going to bed 14 hours ago. That doesn't add up to 3 and 4 am. You factor in he is on Central Time, that's 11PM. Why rag on a guy for something so tiny as this and you weren't even correct? C'mon now...

Because his tweet that he was going to bed was timed as 10 hours ago when I read it at 1:40pm, which would have put it at about 3:40am. Even if you factor in time differences, that's still up pretty late before an important morning.

It bothers me. No, I wouldn't take him off my draft board just for that, but then it's already known I don't want a QB anyway.

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