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Nate Tice is very anti-Wandale and unimpressed by Daboll. He thinks that Daboll requires his QBs to make off script plays too much instead of really giving them more difficult pocket passing chances... and he thinks Cam can handle the more difficult stuff but wont get it in favor of simplified things that may pull out Wards worst habits.

It'd be interesting to go back and re-read the discussion at the time because I feel like there's been a lot of flip-flopping on who thought the Eddie talk mattered or not. But we always know what this conversation really is... a dying love-song for Mulbiskie from the Mulbiskites.

I thought we were discussing an ability Cam has, not a leadership technique. But yeah, I would prefer him to listen when he should be listening.

I dunno. When I was young before my brain got all fuzzy I could talk and listen at the same time. Teachers asked to repeat back and I could.

His injury is supposedly the same as Levis had and Levis claimed he couldn't throw without pain and his shoulder looked fucked in pics. It's been a worry for me and it could relate to accuracy and throwing power - if not back to where it was before the injury.

Searched for a bit and it was selected by Hilton after a public contest. it was always from the cheer.... like "charge into battle"... though the bolt was there early. One of the first logos was a horse charging into battle with a lightning bolt on a shield. There's also unverified rumors that it was connected to a credit (charge) card produced by Hilton at pretty much the exact time the team came about.

If the chargers are getting hurt by electricity, they should change their name. Edit: So i just learned that the chargers were named by Barron Hilton because he liked when someone in the crowd played a bugle and the crowd yelled "charge"

Looks like he'll be a good a runstopper as long as he doesnt get tricked like he did here. But yeah, wheres the burst?

So whats the C battle right now? Rewatching Schlottman in that Carmona cut up and he looked pretty solid, albeit against the scrubs.

Maybe because they said they were going to save all of his and live off hers. Money is money, sure, but easy agreements like that can simplify home economics.

That was his second start... early in his rookie year and third game of action. Against a fantastic defense too. He was so bad. He was embarrassing.. felt bad for the kids. But he wasnt even supposed to be playing yet, they literally said not till year 3. By year 3 mid-preseason he was already traded, looked better for us and proved himself to be an asset to the packers by the time the season started. One of this franchises biggest issues is not sticking to it's plans. Constantly losing value. I wouldnt hant him as the starter here, but we could have gotten a significantly better return than what we did get.

Apple and safari have their own private relay thing running on both iOS and MacOS. If mine are going I have trouble logging in. I also use Nord VPN and it's running all the time on PC/mac. Of those are goingsometimes I can't get past the checkbox "are you human" page. I think a lot of these web services are trying to g to fight privacy and VPNs and are making life hard for anyone that wants to protect themselves.

Because he drinks more water than he sweats and then he probably puts water on himself too. probably not the best for scientific method.

Malik had no shot here because we had no line, a bad teaching pipeline, and no patience to do what we said we would do. If you draft a guy to not even see the field for more than 2 years, then you need an adequate backup. All defenses had to do was come after him and the plays was done. He did improve every step of the way though and everyone that mentioned it was laughed at.

Who is even grading these now? They fired their grading staff and like 95% of the company.

When did I bring up Tate?

Lauter had a really good JR season at Boise St. ( 47 / 619 / 7tds) then fell off a little his Sr year. Average athlete. https://steelersdepot.com/2026/04/2026-nfl-draft-scouting-report-boise-state-te-matt-lauter/ Dominic Rishardson is slow but strong back thats good in pass pro. https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/cowboys/2026/05/26/dominic-richardson-cowboys-scouting-report-udfa-2026/90256117007/

Saleh said it was an option play and the proper read was to the back... likely a post snap read based on the edge coming up. To me, Ward clearly decided to go to Tate presnap because he was 1v1. And it appears they have enough rope to do that. My only evidence is his head is looking at Tate from basically before the snap until the end of the play. I'll need to see it again to look at everyone else but it didnt appear to me that Tate was the #1 read on the read option pass... because I dont see how that you could draw that play up and expect that route to be open after the fake to the back. But yeah, Ward has to throw it immediately to Tate there and maybe he thinks he still needs to carry that RB fake out and thats the delay.

Cam looked out and saw 1 on 1 and wanted throw a jump ball before the play even started. He didnt do his in-play read and stared down Tate basically from presnap through the end of the play.

Harrell and Kanak done for the season Harrell with and ACL and Kanak with a Pec tear.

Yeah I feel like whichever was left of Love/Bailey and then targeting Stribling in the second was probably plan A. They were linked to Stribling and Cam had played with him before.

The giants are ecstatic with every rookie every year.

Can yall stop posting these shit twitter links? at least IG plays the videos.

There's holding and tugging on almost every pass play. Tate has to be able to play through it. It was a knock some had on him coming out. Hes usually fine or even good with it once he's 15-20 yards downfield but he has to be able to be unfazed by it on the shorter quicker stuff and at the line. Waayyyy too early to tell if it's an actual problem though. Cam throwing shit passes didn't help.

Cam knows he played bad.