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  • sydS syd wrote on last edited by
    #98

    @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    A nice day for us. Don't call Wentz a bum. He is a good kid. The NFL is a long, hard, road. He traveled the road and is giving it his best. I wish that for all of us.

    Doing it....that's what matters.

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #99

    One thing that I wasn't a fan of was Watson's high-stepping towards the end of his long run.  I'd like Chubb to have a little talk with him.

  • VamboV Vambo wrote on last edited by
    FOX Sports: NFL@NFLonFOX
    In his postgame presser, Washington HC Ron Rivera appeared to not be aware that the Commanders could be eliminated tonight if the Packers defeat the Vikings.

    (via @Scott7news)
  • One thing that I wasn't a fan of was Watson's high-stepping towards the end of his long run.  I'd like Chubb to have a little talk with him.

    Korsou DawgK Korsou Dawg wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    One thing that I wasn't a fan of was Watson's high-stepping towards the end of his long run.  I'd like Chubb to have a little talk with him.

    In the No Fun League that now has players penalized for doing a friggin griddy after scoring a touchdown, I do not mind a little showboating at all. As long as you deliver the goods, is the only caveat. 

  • N Neo

    @orion said:

    Good game again by Delpit

    I'm so happy for Grant Delpit, they said his name all day today. After it looked like he was a bust and tore his Achilles, it's good to see him finally come on. Watson continues to improve and show how explosive the offense could be with him. 

    S SdBacker80 wrote on last edited by

    @neo said:

    I'm so happy for Grant Delpit, they said his name all day today. After it looked like he was a bust and tore his Achilles, it's good to see him finally come on. Watson continues to improve and show how explosive the offense could be with him. 

    He’s playing centerfield better that’s for sure. 

  • @orion said:

    One thing that I wasn't a fan of was Watson's high-stepping towards the end of his long run.  I'd like Chubb to have a little talk with him.

    In the No Fun League that now has players penalized for doing a friggin griddy after scoring a touchdown, I do not mind a little showboating at all. As long as you deliver the goods, is the only caveat. 

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @korsou-dawg said:

    I do not mind a little showboating at all. As long as you deliver the goods, is the only caveat. 

    Understood, but not in between the sidelines, in between the goal lines, in between the whistles.  Other than that I guess a coach can't mandate anymore.

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    However, maybe he deserves some slack?

    Nope.  By this evening a coach should be showing him the cutups of his loaf of bread carrying.  At one point he was bracing the ball against the opponent.  This is what this Pre-PreSeason is all about.  Do.  Review.  Learn From.  Improve.  You don't get so many reps, and thus things to improve upon, during the 'new normal' preseasons anymore.  These, meaningless to us, live regular season games are valuable evaluation / teaching aids.  Especially regarding Watson as he's the new franchise QB / Most important part of the team.

  • nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by

    @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    However, maybe he deserves some slack? He hasn't had a lot of things to celebrate lately, apart from the 230 reasons Hasfuck gave him.

    LOL@HasFuck!... LOVE IT!

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    Just walked in on the Bills/Bengals game, something really bad happened to Bills safety Damar Hamlin. Ambulance had to come onto the field, he was given CPR. 

  • tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by

     Credit to Delpit for being heads up on the INT's.   Not to take anything away from him though, we need to make sure to keep them in proper perspective and not get too far ahead, OR too far behind on our praise.  

    - The first one was an especially questionable decision and then a low quality throw from Wentz.  

    - The second INT was a questionable decision and throw, but Delpit had a much more difficult time on the ball track and ended up snagging it over his shoulder.  So it was a good athletic play to find the ball in the air and come down with it.  He showed good discipline building, what looks like, quarters integrity after his #2 went under and the #3 stayed shallow.  

    One of the biggest knocks on Grant has him being too aggressive planting and getting caught going downhill.  So this was something rather nice to see.  

  •  Credit to Delpit for being heads up on the INT's.   Not to take anything away from him though, we need to make sure to keep them in proper perspective and not get too far ahead, OR too far behind on our praise.  

    - The first one was an especially questionable decision and then a low quality throw from Wentz.  

    - The second INT was a questionable decision and throw, but Delpit had a much more difficult time on the ball track and ended up snagging it over his shoulder.  So it was a good athletic play to find the ball in the air and come down with it.  He showed good discipline building, what looks like, quarters integrity after his #2 went under and the #3 stayed shallow.  

    One of the biggest knocks on Grant has him being too aggressive planting and getting caught going downhill.  So this was something rather nice to see.  

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @tiamat63 said:

    Credit to Delpit for being heads up on the INT's.   Not to take anything away from him though, we need to make sure to keep them in proper perspective

    Yup.  Neither pass should've been thrown.  But he caught 'em.  And he made a lot of tackles too.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Credit to Delpit for being heads up on the INT's.   Not to take anything away from him though, we need to make sure to keep them in proper perspective

    Yup.  Neither pass should've been thrown.  But he caught 'em.  And he made a lot of tackles too.

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    Yup.  Neither pass should've been thrown.  But he caught 'em.  And he made a lot of tackles too.

    as i said a few month's ago do not give up on draft picks to soon

  • sydS syd

    @orion said:

    Yup.  Neither pass should've been thrown.  But he caught 'em.  And he made a lot of tackles too.

    as i said a few month's ago do not give up on draft picks to soon

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @syd said:

    as i said a few month's ago do not give up on draft picks to soon

    We do sometimes.....but the drafters usually don't.  Look at Felton.  He's still on the team...although he usually doesn't get to dress for the games.

  • @syd said:

    as i said a few month's ago do not give up on draft picks to soon

    We do sometimes.....but the drafters usually don't.  Look at Felton.  He's still on the team...although he usually doesn't get to dress for the games.

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    We do sometimes.....but the drafters usually don't.  Look at Felton.  He's still on the team...although he usually doesn't get to dress for the games.

    but never  say die cause you never know