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That possibility has crossed my mind. And it's probably crossed JAG's mind, too.
The 49ers would never trade him to the Rams but if they release him he’ll probably bolt there. So they’re in a pickle.
That possibility has crossed my mind. And it's probably crossed JAG's mind, too.
Who ever thought Bill would trade Drew Bledsoe to Buffalo? Aside from that, he's not a good fit in McVay's offense who got rid of Goff because he couldn't push it down field.The 49ers would never trade him to the Rams but if they release him he’ll probably bolt there. So they’re in a pickle.
Who ever thought Bill would trade Drew Bledsoe to Buffalo? Aside from that, he's not a good fit in McVay's offense who got rid of Goff because he couldn't push it down field.
Tom still has a heater
He does.
And the Bucs' WR position is going to end up with NFL level talent getting cut.
Harold Goodwin said he's "very pleased" with Bucs center Robert Hainsey, stepping in for the injured Ryan Jensen. "I trust him," he said. "I feel good about him at that center spot."
It's not as clear as with the QBs, where it's almost always Brady-Gabbert-Trask-Griffin. Other backs will get work with the 1s -- I'd say Vaughn and Bernard have generally been ahead of White, but some of that is familiarity and yielding to veterans.
Goodwin on the wide-open battle for left guard: "At some point, I have to put my foot down and go ahead and pick a guy so we can build that communication with Donnie (Smith) and with Hainsey at the center spot."
Goodwin said he would like to pick a starter at left guard before the third preseason game -- that's Aug. 27, less than three weeks away. They've had Aaron Stinnie, Nick Leverett and Brandon Walton working there, plus rookie Luke Goedeke.
Goodwin calls Nick Leverett "a Swiss Army knife" because he can put him anywhere on the offensive line and trust him. Guard/center flexiblility makes him a safe bet to stick on the initial 53 as a top backup and he's still in the mix for the left guard job.
It would seem like Stuard is in good shape to stick as the Bucs’ fourth ILB. Was really productive on special teams last year, and that’s a special teams job. Two rookies challenging but would have to really shine in preseason games.
Another Brady-Otton connection, this time a downfield throw in single coverage. Rookie TE having a fine day.
Rookie TE @CadeOtton, who had no fewer than 3 TD catches today: "I had a lot of fun today. It's always fun making plays down the field. There are some things at the line of scrimmage you want to clean up...but I'm just having a ton of fun right now."
The change appears in the official 2022 rulebook, which the NFL has posted online. The rule now reads as follows: “It is a foul if a player lowers his head and makes forcible contact with his helmet against an opponent.”
The rule has changed in two ways. First, the NFL has removed the requirement that the player initiate contact. Second, the word “forcible” has been added to the rule.
“There are not a lot of spots available, there are four guaranteed and a couple up for grabs between a lot of very good players, as well,” Miller said, referring to Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Russell Gage, and Julio Jones. “That’s something as a receiver and as a player you can’t really think about. You just have to go out there and grind and do the best you can and be your best self every day, just keep improving every day. That’s really my mindset, I try not to think about down the road and what’s going to happen. I just try to be the best player I can be, and I know it’s going to work out at some point.”