I didn’t think he would be. Miami facing him Week 1 was a disadvantage since they didn’t know how he’d look on their team. Now that tape is out I’d believe he may be figured out now.
Bye week reflections
- Thread starter Kyndig
- Start date
I had forgotten Mostert played vs Miami. That game was impressive regardless.
- Joined
- May 27, 2005
- Messages
- 24,417
- Reaction score
- 32,765
I think they play Baltimore next week. That would be worth watching.
As for bye week reflections, Miami has surprised. After two tumultuous weeks, the team has come together.
The defense is being aided by a strong group of defensive backs. They've completely shut down the opponents passing game the last 2 weeks. This has fueled a resurgent front seven. They are making plays in every level of the defense.
The rookie offensive linemen have performed much better than expected, thanks in large part to the excellent coaching job by Steve Marshall.
Flores has once again rallied the players. He's getting the most out of them. You are seeing growth from both 1st and 2nd year players. This is forming the core of the team. All these young kids are maturing together, which should allow for a 4-5 yr run. If they keep improving.
The WR and TE group continue to formulate an underrated core of recievers. They are making plays when given the chance.
The coaching staff has grown along with the players. They've gotten these kids to play sound football. Kudos to them. Especially the younger coaches.
The F/O has finally come together after much needed change. This is the 1st time in many years, F/A has actually worked out positively for Miami. They did a great job in bringing in young veterans who just needed a chance with sound coaching. The 2020 draft is turning out to be the best in quite some time. And the last 2 UDFA class has also brought in some much needed help. Good job by those guys in the F/O.
The defense is being aided by a strong group of defensive backs. They've completely shut down the opponents passing game the last 2 weeks. This has fueled a resurgent front seven. They are making plays in every level of the defense.
The rookie offensive linemen have performed much better than expected, thanks in large part to the excellent coaching job by Steve Marshall.
Flores has once again rallied the players. He's getting the most out of them. You are seeing growth from both 1st and 2nd year players. This is forming the core of the team. All these young kids are maturing together, which should allow for a 4-5 yr run. If they keep improving.
The WR and TE group continue to formulate an underrated core of recievers. They are making plays when given the chance.
The coaching staff has grown along with the players. They've gotten these kids to play sound football. Kudos to them. Especially the younger coaches.
The F/O has finally come together after much needed change. This is the 1st time in many years, F/A has actually worked out positively for Miami. They did a great job in bringing in young veterans who just needed a chance with sound coaching. The 2020 draft is turning out to be the best in quite some time. And the last 2 UDFA class has also brought in some much needed help. Good job by those guys in the F/O.
Chad Henne just ran a TD in from a yard out. Lord.
is it too late for him? LOL
ANUFan
Club Member
- Joined
- Jul 31, 2010
- Messages
- 27,801
- Reaction score
- 36,973
It's impressive so far for any rookie and especially him considering the expectation.
This season so far is a Herbert win, bigtime!
We'll see what the next couple of years look like.
IMO, that's the real assesment after teams have acquired enough tape on strenghts,weaknesses, and tendencies.
The Chargers organizationa and finbase should be estatic.
Agreed. And that’s why I also said he could regress. But as a fan I’m excited if I were a bolts fan.
fishbanger
Phin fan since 1970!
Hebert looks better than I expected his first year. I think may be a sign that TUA's talent will also show this year just like Burrows. Burrow probably has the least amount of talent around him. Hebert has good skill players and experienced OL helping him. TUA probably has the best all around team supporting him so I expect positive play. Hopefully more wins than losses this year.
The measuring stick for next year will be the KC game as to what we need to get to a super bowl. TUA will have played multiple games by then.
The measuring stick for next year will be the KC game as to what we need to get to a super bowl. TUA will have played multiple games by then.
I’m really anxious for that KC game and see how Tua responds. Some good defenses had Mahomes and company on the ropes this year. My fear though is that they just have too much speed for our defense to handle.
Dolph N.Fan
Active Roster
How about the patriots? I’m loving it that New England is having such consistent poor QB play after being spoiled with elite QB play for 20 years. They’re seeing what Miami was going through since Marino lol suck it New England
AllFinsAllDay
Active Roster
- Joined
- Oct 12, 2009
- Messages
- 2,318
- Reaction score
- 768
This is going to be the longest week ever! Like getting a brand new car and waiting to take it out for a spin.
gregorygrant83
Active Roster
- Joined
- Mar 23, 2009
- Messages
- 11,357
- Reaction score
- 11,707
There have been people going back and forth about Herbert and Burrow. Some people seem to be in one camp or the other. I don't see what's wrong with saying they're both pretty good for rookies. And hopefully in a few weeks Tua will in that same category. However, if Herbert and Burrow end up with better rookie years than Tua that doesn't mean that the pecking order will remain that way for their careers. I hope fans let Tua grow into the job if that's what's needed.