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The word from practice..

Zod

By Zod,
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CRA Grand Master

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His brain fart of stepping out of bounds for no reason in crunch time reaffirmed to the coaches he makes mental mistakes.

but he at least caught it.....which is more than you can say most balls that go to Naanee.

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Other than Smith? Yeah, pretty much.

Thought Tutu knew the offense coming from SD. AE looked good in preseason minus the drops and Pilares showed promise with his speed. I have a hard time imagining that we can find a way to get these guys on the field when we simple refuse to bring in more capable guys. Even in just certain packages.

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Thought Tutu knew the offense coming from SD. AE looked good in preseason minus the drops and Pilares showed promise with his speed. I have a hard time imagining that we can find a way to get these guys on the field when we simple refuse to bring in more capable guys. Even in just certain packages.

well if Shockey can't go I assume we see someone getting more reps than usual as a recieving target. Cam needs more than just Smith and Olsen on the field (Naanee doesn't count at this point)

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every now and again, as a fan, you have to just take a step back and realize that there isn't a chance in hell that you know more than the coaching staff. they are going to go with the guy that gives us the best chance to win the game. it's frustrating, i know. i almost destroyed a television at the bar i was at last weekend because of naanee on a few occassions. but there's a reason why they are paid millions and we're all eating wings and beer staring at a flashing box or sitting in the stands. if the decision to start lafell over naanee was truly as obvious as it seems, it would have been done already. and who knows, it could be done this weekend.

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I'm not claiming I know more than Rivera. I'm sure he's spot on about which one is better at understanding the offense. But, let's be fair to Brandon, Naane played in this offense for awhile in San Diego and Brandon didn't have long at all to start learning with lack of OTAs.

Ask yourself this question: Who has performed better on the field?

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