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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I think that is the #4 battle, Jackson is a lock for 5.pats1 said:Wonder who that pats1 fellow is...
But yes, I agree with Reiss' response. The #5 battle is down to Stone and Childress.
Section329 How has the two kickers look so far? Do you feel Gramatica can win this job in a tight race or does it have to be a landslide for him to win?
Mike_Reiss I'd say it has to be a landslide for Gramatica to win.
He's just saying it would take a landslide for Gramatica to win, not that it has been a landslide.DefenseRules said:Scary.
Has Gramatica looked that good?
I think you've got your interpretation 180 degrees around - I understood him to mean Gramatica would have to be ahead by a landslide.DefenseRules said:Scary.
Has Gramatica looked that good?
That's okay, Beisel is often in the same boat and we still love him...DefenseRules said:Yeah I did read it wrong. That's what I get for trying to read two things at the same time.
Box_O_Rocks said:That's okay, Beisel is often in the same boat and we still love him...
Since the question applied to rookies, and only the three mentioned have taken 1st team reps with all the trainers occupied, don't trash your crystal yet.flutie2phelan said:Tremendous chat !
This stood out for me:
Other than Maroney and Thomas, is there any rookie who has really stood out so far?
Mike_Reiss: Fifth-round pick Ryan O'Callaghan. He's had some work with the first unit at right tackle.
Could the crystal ball i'm renting be wrong ... when it tickets O'CALlaghan for "IR"?