Content Post Words on things I watched, read & heard II

[Uptown]

 

[DaBruinz]

He was the best of a bad lot last night, meaning our run defense still sucks.

The WFT had 30 rushes for 118 yards (3.93 YPC). The longest run was a 14 yard scramble by Montez, their QB. For a 1st game where our 1st String defense didn't play a lot, that's an improvement over the 4.6 YPC they gave up last year.

As of last night I have officially given up trying to have JaWrong kicked out of the building...Langi & Straight Cassh were absolutely ****ing Terrible... And with McMillan on IR & Terez Hall on PUP, the job is his...Bill & the New Minions need to more-thoroughly scour the waiver wire for help; and that right soon...

Well, maybe you should learn from your horrible evaluations???

Cam should re-name Mac & Cheese Mac & CheckDown...4-1/2 yards per attempt after 19 passes is shocking, and not in a good way...

Only morons worry about yards per attempt in a rookie's first game where he didn't have his top WRs to throw to.

There'll be a couple of dozen Kickers on the street during Cut-Down Day...Unless he converts every single attempt the rest of the pre-season, then he can be stashed.

You're delusional. Nordin doesn't have to hit everything XP between now and the end of camp to make the team. And you also seem to have ignored that this is his first time kicking XPs from the 15. Not to mention that he's had to change everything about how he kicks.

Agree about Phillips, Bill's best value signing of the Post-Brady era...Completely disagree about Uncle Dugg & the mis-cast Bryant.

Of course you disagree about Dugger and Bryant. You're clueless. You've been slamming the picks of Dugger and Uche (not to mention Onwenu and Herron) since they were made. You've been wrong about every single one of them.

Considering that you have exactly ONE year of free agency to choose from in regards to Post-Brady era signings, it's not hard to say that Phillips was the best. You saying that is like a pointing out that a broken clock is right twice a day.

 

[BTTA]

Imagine you are on a high visibility project team, entering a critical time period. The team needs to hire a person with a specific technical expertise. Your boss hires a friend of his from his neighborhood, saying that the guy worked on a project team like ours once, and did a poor job of a different type of work, but he needs a job and is a bit lost in life right now, so he's going to give him a shot. In the meantime, everyone else has to work harder to try and make up for it, and stay silent and look the other way while the guy doesn't deliver.

That's what Meyer is doing with Tebow. And every snap he takes, some other guy is losing a bit of opportunity to prove himself NFL worthy.

 

[Uptown]

 

[Uptown]

Two Patriots appear on ESPN's all-value team for the 2021 season

The New England Patriots had an unorthodox offseason by handing out unusually large contracts to new players coming in. Matthew Judon came in on a four-year deal for $54 million, Jonnu Smith is collecting $50 million on a four-year deal and Hunter Henry is…

patriotswire.usatoday.com

 

[masterbouncer]

Imagine you are on a high visibility project team, entering a critical time period. The team needs to hire a person with a specific technical expertise. Your boss hires a friend of his from his neighborhood, saying that the guy worked on a project team like ours once, and did a poor job of a different type of work, but he needs a job and is a bit lost in life right now, so he's going to give him a shot. In the meantime, everyone else has to work harder to try and make up for it, and stay silent and look the other way while the guy doesn't deliver.

That's what Meyer is doing with Tebow. And every snap he takes, some other guy is losing a bit of opportunity to prove himself NFL worthy.

Tebow seems to have tendencies to block or run into his own teammates while trying something that should be blocking
here he deliveres the best block to WR#14 unfortunatelly he misses the opponents rusher, guess he didn't even noticed #59 passed by him, until the next day when Jags were reviewing the film...

 

[Uptown]

 

[Uptown]

Why Patriots' Mac Jones has a leg up on other rookie quarterbacks

Mac Jones doesn't the raw talent of other first-round QBs. But the Patriots rookie might still be the most successful of the lot this year.

www.boston.com

 

[Uptown]

 

[Uptown]

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

 

[captain stone]

That's disgraceful.

Show some ****ing pride dude...Even Matty LaGlasse has better technique than this...

 

[Uptown]

 

[SlowGettingUp]

Tebow just got released.

 

[Uptown]

Tebow just got released.

 

[Uptown]

Allegedly DAL LB Jaylon Smith could very well be traded..

 

[DaBruinz]

Tebow just got released.

Those didn't age well,did they ???

 

[Uptown]

 

[captain stone]

Mac looked FAR from "incredible."

 

[Uptown]

Mac looked FAR from "incredible."

While I agree that the use of the word “incredible” is a tad overzealous at face value, I’d still say that Mac did in fact look “incredible” in the sense that he understood pro concepts, had very good timing, poised, clean footwork, TO-free, showed command of the O etc…as a rookie. He was also allegedly the highest rated rookie QB in week 1 of the PS…Excuse the run-on sentence lol