Currently our 2025 first round pick is....
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I wonder if the song below was sang/written by one of those rascals from College Station's 12th Man... Interestingly enough, the lyrics say he now lives in TN. Hard to imagine George Strait singing that Rocky Top song on Saturdays...
He set an all-time concert record crowd at Kyle Field (A&M) this summer with 110,905 fans there in June. His son George, Jr. is an A&M grad.
He set an all-time concert record crowd at Kyle Field (A&M) this summer with 110,905 fans there in June. His son George, Jr. is an A&M grad.
Wow - that's quite a crowd Aggies! Even though I was clowning around - interesting to see Junior was a part of the 12th Man Tradition...
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You can't play guitar with a belt buckle like that! You'll gouge up the back side of your guitar! (I like to keep my guitars looking as pristine as possible)
BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE -
I assume you are talking about the QBs who have made a turnaround.
Darnold would be one. Geoff might be another on the list.
Interesting. Have they made a turn around or have they just been placed with elite pieces around them? Especially when it comes to the Oline.
After all, it's not like Goff was a complete slouch in L.A. dude has two 4k yard passing seasons there.
But even with those numbers, Stafford has been head and shoulders better than Goff on that same squad when they turned to being a pass first, QB centric offense.
I think we need to consider what a "turn around" means.
Sure, placing an average-ish QB into an average or below average situation is going to produce 'meh' results.
Darnold is on pace to match Case Keenums 2017 season in Minnesota. I don't think anyone would believe he was some sort of incredible talent that became a reclamation project. He's a career journeyman that was put in the right place, the right time, with the right surrounding cast.
Crux of my point - it's a delicate environment that is prone to collapse on itself if the elite surrounding talent changes. Geno had a resurgent year and has significantly regressed towards his mean. Case Keenum did. I suspect Darnold will do much of the same when he isn't in Minny.
Goff was blessed to go to a run first team with a top 3 OL and weapons.
To quote AC/DC... Who Made Who?
Interesting. Have they made a turn around or have they just been placed with elite pieces around them? Especially when it comes to the Oline.
After all, it's not like Goff was a complete slouch in L.A. dude has two 4k yard passing seasons there.
But even with those numbers, Stafford has been head and shoulders better than Goff on that same squad when they turned to being a pass first, QB centric offense.
I think we need to consider what a "turn around" means.
Sure, placing an average-ish QB into an average or below average situation is going to produce 'meh' results.
Darnold is on pace to match Case Keenums 2017 season in Minnesota. I don't think anyone would believe he was some sort of incredible talent that became a reclamation project. He's a career journeyman that was put in the right place, the right time, with the right surrounding cast.
Crux of my point - it's a delicate environment that is prone to collapse on itself if the elite surrounding talent changes. Geno had a resurgent year and has significantly regressed towards his mean. Case Keenum did. I suspect Darnold will do much of the same when he isn't in Minny.
Goff was blessed to go to a run first team with a top 3 OL and weapons.
To quote AC/DC... Who Made Who?
I do agree much, if not most depends on the system. The coach has to be able to adapt to his player as much as the player has to adapt. Don Shula is a good example. Had he played Griese as he did Marino, or Marino as Griese, one of those QB's wouldn't have been as good.
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You can't play guitar with a belt buckle like that! You'll gouge up the back side of your guitar! (I like to keep my guitars looking as pristine as possible)
You can't play guitar with a belt buckle like that! You'll gouge up the back side of your guitar! (I like to keep my guitars looking as pristine as possible)
Well, George didn't play a whole lot and Johnny Cash did just fine with it strapped up to what seemed like the middle of his chest.
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You can't play guitar with a belt buckle like that! You'll gouge up the back side of your guitar! (I like to keep my guitars looking as pristine as possible)
Well, George didn't play a whole lot and Johnny Cash did just fine with it strapped up to what seemed like the middle of his chest.
Well, George didn't play a whole lot and Johnny Cash did just fine with it strapped up to what seemed like the middle of his chest.
When we lived on the lake in Old Hickory, TN - this guy I worked with kept saying make sure you go see where Johnny Cash lived on the lake in Hendersonville. So... I managed to get my wife interested in seeing this one Saturday morning. When we got there - what a gorgeous view above/overlooking the lake! The only thing missing was THE HOUSE! As the story goes, former Bee Gee Barry Gibb bought the house. Unfortunately it had burned to the ground before he ever moved in. I don't know that a house ever went back up on that plot of land during the 11 years I lived there.
When I got back to work the next Monday, the guy asked me with an ear to ear grin did you go see Johnny's old house? I knew he was thinking how do you spell gullible? F L U G E L. Couldn't give him the satisfaction; so I told him how impressed I was with the clever idea to put a slide from his back yard near the pool all the way down the hill into the lake. Just to show me he remained a step ahead of me - I got the story about the house burning to the ground. With nowhere to run, nowhere to hide - I gave him a very lame "Yeah, well you should see it now..."
About that gullible... This was the same guy that talked me into sharing season tickets to Vanderbilt Football games. Like I needed to follow another football team that couldn't score offensive TDs on weekends. He said "you don't have to follow them I'm GA Bulldogs fan Flugel and it's SEC Football right? Plus, you can't beat the price." Those poor kids used to get rat-housed so you couldn't help feeling sorry for them. Both of us inexplicably adopted them as our 2nd favorite college football team. When James Franklin took over - they quickly improved their way into back to back 9 win seasons inclusive of winning Bowl Games and beating the other SEC football team over in Knoxville. THANK GOD James Franklin isn't still beating the teams he's not supposed to beat.
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So, today we want: the Jaguars over the Texans
Patriots over the Colts
Jets over the Seahawks
Titans over the Commanders
Panthers over the Bucs
So, today we want: the Jaguars over the Texans
Patriots over the Colts
Jets over the Seahawks
Titans over the Commanders
Panthers over the Bucs
You know what they say... wish in one hand...
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You know what they say... wish in one hand...
Yeah, none of that happened. I thought for sure that the Patriots were coming through for us.....
BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE -
Yeah, none of that happened. I thought for sure that the Patriots were coming through for us.....
Carolina was on the brink of beating Tampa Bay, but their RB fumbled the ball inside FG territory.
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Shows us all we need to know
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this guy looked great last week vs georgia,does anyone know much about him
Haynes King - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Quarterback - ESPN
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this guy looked great last week vs georgia,does anyone know much about him
Haynes King - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Quarterback - ESPN
this guy looked great last week vs georgia,does anyone know much about him
Haynes King - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Quarterback - ESPN
has a lot of ability, but is said to be mistake prone in decisions and accuracy. Dual threat.
Injured knee, I question his maturity. Who knows how he will work out in the pros.
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this guy looked great last week vs georgia,does anyone know much about him
Haynes King - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Quarterback - ESPN
this guy looked great last week vs georgia,does anyone know much about him
Haynes King - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Quarterback - ESPN
His throwing motion is horrendous. Going to need at least a few years to fix that.
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this guy looked great last week vs georgia,does anyone know much about him
Haynes King - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Quarterback - ESPN
His throwing motion is horrendous. Going to need at least a few years to fix that.
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this guy looked great last week vs georgia,does anyone know much about him
Haynes King - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Quarterback - ESPN
has a lot of ability, but is said to be mistake prone in decisions and accuracy. Dual threat.
Injured knee, I question his maturity. Who knows how he will work out in the pros.
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so a 5th to udfa ?
Maybe. I"ve seen Drew Allar rated in the top ten about xix or seven in the qb college ranks - King isn't top ten. I know qbs. My fantasy football teams were both in first place.
No, wait, we started losing because I had injures, multiple bye weeks. One week all three qb's were on a bye. lol about 9-4 in both.
never mind.
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Really not impressed with Beck or Ewers. The former probably the least. Ewers is reminding me more of Mac Jones by minute. Oh, wait, he plays in the same offense.
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