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Levis had Ridley wide open twice and underthrew him then over threw him. Baffling. He just doesn't have the accuracy. Big arm, but the ball could go anywhere.

Actually, if he plays like this all year, we will have a top 5 pick and can get a real QB. I say keep playing him. Rudolph is better, but he's not a SB QB either. So, let's play Levis every week until he breaks....oh, I see the flaw in my plan. He'll probably die in week 4. Rudolph probably wins the game yesterday. Hell, Malik Willis might have won it.

Honestly, I think we could have done exclusively run plays in the second half and won the game .

I get the coverage concerns, but surely our coaches are watching the tape too. They will scheme to get our safeties to cover instead of the MLBs where possible, or run zones behind them. I don't see them putting either MLB in one-on-one coverage without some plan. But we now have two pretty damn good run/blitz MLBs.

I told you before, @woolfolksunclesuncle and I are NOT twins. We just smell alike.

Week one is like a coin flip. I wouldn't bet ANY game in week one. Seriously.

I was going to argue that yanking your groin actually makes you better, but it's true that I slow down after.... So, I accept the argument. I was still a bit surprised by this move because he's quality depth. However, I didn't know he cost 3mil Do we save all of that? If it can be used to get us more depth at another position, I'm all for it. we are deep at safety now.

How do you know?

This is really a big deal. I don't like our depth at pass rush at all. We've got two clear starters, but no one behind them, really. Need Harrell to continue to step up in this role .

Harrell had a game, though. It was fun to see him pass rushing. I really hope both Spears and Pollard stay healthy. I don't like who we have behind them. Chestnut is our third, most likely, and he's a mid level back, at best. That's OK. That's who your third RB is. But we need those other two guys, for sure. Willis just can't make good decisions. He's got physical skills; he lacks mental acuity. He lacks mental anything. Shame, because at times he throws a beautiful ball.

Interesting backstory for that Levis commercial. @woolfolksunclesuncle and I made that jar of Mayo for him. I won't get into details about how, but it took a couple of weeks. I'm not sure why they had to use such a large jar. Anyway....I'm exhausted.

Dicks out for GoTit..... Ooops, my dick is still out for Harambe. Was I supposed to put it back up?

Wait, Adams is only 29...actually 28? I thought he was much older. If he can get back to form, which IS possible, this could be a good signing. Right now, I'm meh on it because of his injuries. He can't stay on the field. But he's a good player when he is.

The difficulty with rookie QBs is coachability. Will they progress? If Levis stays what he is right now, he will be at best an average QB, and we will be around 8 wins per season (ceiling). However, he's got good coaches, possibly for the first time in his career. He's also had a lot of coach changes. So, can he pick up what his current coaches give him? Can his decision making improve? Can the game slow down for him? These are the big questions. He's got the athletic tools, obviously. His accuracy is decent (not elite...decent). BUT, can he anticipate? Can he read coverages fast enough? Those are the things that remain to be seen, as with every QB who has only played one year.

That Latham clip!!!