Mr. Scot

Walker.

They've known each other since their college days playing against each other. He talked about them going "way back" in his post practice presser.

I wanted to go back and take a closer look at this clip. Watch the form of these two guys closely. Horn is as smooth as glass, and while Jackson doesn't stumble or anything, he does have a quick moment there where he looks like he's pushing a little. The best make it look easy. In this clip, Horn does just that.

Side Note: Alaina Getzenberg looks tiny.

As I recall, that had something to do with how the Chargers do things. (the Spanos family are sh-tty owners)

Rhule mentioned that they've been wanting Burns to gain weight but they don't want to lower his athleticism.

Quote from Rhule about Darnold that I liked... "He doesn't want to have a bad rep." Attention to detail like that is a really good thing.

I think that's probably most of the time.

Darnold speaking now...

Regarding Chinn, Rhule says that if they can find two starting safeties, they'll use him in a similar way to how they did last season.

Panic and backlash are expected. Occasionally, they're even justified. (granted, that's rare)

I like the Taylor song, but for a crowd song you're not gonna replace "BAH BAH BAAAAAHHH" with that.

"Acclimatizing"?

Well, I do know of one guy who thought he had a first round grade. I think that guy went somewhere else, though (I forget where)

I think Person mentioned that they liked him, but ya know...numbers.

Little fella I used to coach wasn't much older than TJ when he had to have a kidney transplant. His mom wound up being the donor. Heart transplant for a child that young sounds daunting.

Lord knows I hit a lot of blocking sleds when I was younger, but never from my knees

Bouye looks quick.

Big McLargehuge...

Horns quickness is crazy for somebody his size.

This is an interesting drill.

Didn't see this till now, sorry. From what I understand, we're one of those defenses where there's not a whole lot of difference. Remember, our coaching staff really values versatility. But if they are going to use Jeremy Chinn as a free safety this year, I still expect a lot of flexibility. Mind you, I do think he's got the skill set to be a true centerfielder if that's what they want him to be. Edit: Michael He's explanation was spot on as well. Kudos...

Greg Little likely has an uphill battle to make the roster as it is. Already being in a red "injury" jersey isn't exactly a good sign.