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Oh ok, let me find a test one to do. Thanks so much, titanskick.  Appreciate it.  Sorry everyone.

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7 hours ago, Nash said:

Sanders has a windup that drops the ball down prior to the actual throwing motion.. Watson has a much cleaner efficient motion..just looking at his legs, I do NOT see any problem with Watson pushing off his calf on either side.. (he had an achilles injury times 2)

The problem with Watson is in his prime he was elusive. He's not a great pocket passer. By elongating plays and making plays outside the pocket it forced defenders to run more man and leave spies, which allowed him to function as a pocket passer against those looks. Now that he's lost the elusiveness he's never been able to make up for it with his pocket play. 

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Wasn't sure where the drop this.  Just saw it, thought it was funny  and that Merriman actually laid out what happened  get him hit so cleanly.  To bad.. I wish it was actually as bad as it looked for him at the time.   Also I didn't realize how big Greg Jones actually was while he was playing

 

 

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Wasn't sure where the drop this.  Just saw it, thought it was funny  and that Merriman actually laid out what happened  get him hit so cleanly.  To bad.. I wish it was actually as bad as it looked for him at the time.   Also I didn't realize how big Greg Jones actually was while he was playing

 

 

I saw Albert Haynesworth stop Greg Jones with a full head of steam using his left arm all while being blocked by a guard.  He stopped him, lifted him up, and slammed him on his back with a 330lb guard trying to move him out of the hole. One of the craziest things I've ever seen on a football field. 

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Adam Schefter: the Steelers placed the rare right-of-first-refusal tender on Aaron Rodgers, meaning that he can accept a 10 percent raise off last year’s salary, which would pay him about $15 million this season, and the Steeelrs also now will have the right to match any offer sheet he would sign with another team.

 

As another condition of the tender, Rodgers would only be able to sign with the Steelers once training camp begins.

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