Except that's probably not the case, at least from Flo and Chan's perspective.Good, now let's just run a offense like we're confident in our QB and not look like we are trying to protect him, please.
Except that's probably not the case, at least from Flo and Chan's perspective.Good, now let's just run a offense like we're confident in our QB and not look like we are trying to protect him, please.
Fair enough. My belief is that agents advocate for their clients from day 1, and they are _always_ angling towards pushing clubs to re-sign their guys early and keeping their clients open to exploring free agency. It's what drives their value beyond handling the hassle of negotiation. But that's just my viewpoint.Sorry, I cant go that far this early. Teams can't even offer an extension, or pick up the 5th year option, until (I think) after his third season, by NFL rules.
What happens this season likely has no impact long term.
You are downgrading Steelers' receiving corp. They have the best receiving group in the NFL. All those starting guys are standouts. Kevin Colbert is the best GM in the NFL.reading too much into what exactly? That ravens secondary is good but miamis secondary overall has probably been its best unit in 2020.
I think the safety play is probably the biggest surprise. I know it’s mine.
Grier must draft a QB anyway. Only Tua is signed for next year.Good. We need to see what we have to determine if we need to draft a Qb this year
You are downgrading Steelers' receiving corp. They have the best receiving group in the NFL. All those starting guys are standouts. Kevin Colbert is the best GM in the NFL.
what was/were the mind game(s)?Wait ..... so you're telling me that Coach Flo, a disciple of Belichick, played mind games with an injury report?
.................................................... Shocker.
that might require a much different looking offensive line than we got in Denver.Good, now let's just run a offense like we're confident in our QB and not look like we are trying to protect him, please.
Nevermind the details involved in having an explosive offense.that might require a much different looking offensive line than we got in Denver.
There was a lot of speculation that Tua wasn't all that injured and was always going to start this week, but that Coach Flo listed him so the Bengals would have to prepare for the very conservative and mistake-free rookie Tua, and also the ballz-out gunslinger Fitzmagic. It's an old Belichick staple trick to flood the injury report with essentially healthy guys to mask who really is injured with guys who are just typically nicked. This time of year, every NFL player is playing with some injury, so it's easy to manipulate those injury reports without lying--which is probably exactly what Coach Flo is doing.what was/were the mind game(s)?
i love that stuff.There was a lot of speculation that Tua wasn't all that injured and was always going to start this week, but that Coach Flo listed him so the Bengals would have to prepare for the very conservative and mistake-free rookie Tua, and also the ballz-out gunslinger Fitzmagic. It's an old Belichick staple trick to flood the injury report with essentially healthy guys to mask who really is injured with guys who are just typically nicked. This time of year, every NFL player is playing with some injury, so it's easy to manipulate those injury reports without lying--which is probably exactly what Coach Flo is doing.
Don't be worried brother, Tua's thumb is fine or he wouldn't be risked. It was probably fine last week but they were being overly-cautious, which is a good thing.i love that stuff.
but since he warmed up last week and wanted to play, and was made inactive because the thumb was too messed up, i'm worried the thumb is still messed up and he's going to start anyway.
i'd much prefer if he miraculously improved and has been fine all week and we were just screwing with them.