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NFL as a whole has cracked down on practice video per the Roar podcast

I like how Rhule has handled these practices for the most part, he should feel as comfortable as ever after a few years of this and what's easily the best roster he's had so far. No excuses this year for him to lean on after an upgrade in QB, O-line, and coaching staff.

We've seen real Darnold play, in this uniform, on NFL Sundays. It's not good.

Winning!

Really feels like the hammer is going to come down on Watson between the sheer number of accusers, lack of remorse, owners bitching about the contract structure, spitting in the NFL's face not accepting the 12 games, among more things.

Sam's lack of fire and leadership last year was increasingly evident on the TV screen when things went south. Not surprised the team doesn't gravitate towards him at all, I don't even know if it's really all his fault but the QB position demands that you have some leadership ability.

If it helps with player safety then I love it, especially when it comes to head injuries.

Expecting absolutely nothing from this guy but hoping for the best! If he's looking happier in interviews and practice then that's a win in and of itself.

Yeah seriously, this was a perfectly normal interview but everyone in here decided to not watch it and just dunk on him. Stupid.

I love how smooooooooth Corral's mechanics are, there's no tightness or resistance anywhere.

Pros: Boomers like my dad love hearing stuff like this and think it's still true Cons: It's not 1976 anymore

He has 11.5 sacks total across the 3 years he started. This is not some eye popping number, it was well known he did not have a versatile skill set when it came to rushing the QB in the draft. A lot of it was raw power that needed to be refined, like I said, he's still a good player.

Absolutely not, he's exactly who he is when we drafted him. A big run stuffer who doesn't have much of a pass rush ability. That kind of DT is never a top 20 pick but we reached a bit there due to fit and need matching up there. If you expected him to be a pass rushing beast and a complete force against the run then you set yourself up for failure the night we drafted him. He is who he is, had somewhat of a disappointing year 2 vs year 1 but he's been fine.

Corral going for more gt'd $ makes sense after injuries he sustained in college, that cost him a few mil too.

2024 Conditional 5th.... yeah that's worth doing 10 out of 10 times. Good job by the FO there.

Leap: Ickey, yes even for a rookie Fall: Derrick Brown

I've enjoyed this series so far, just throw it on when I'm working.

This is the dumbest thread I've ever seen good grief lol

Exciting times, looking forward to watching him in pre-season. Even if he fails it'll be good discussion and chatter for the time being.

That mid-season run is brutal. If a few key players stay healthy, we have a functional offense, defense & special teams holds their own we could snag a wild card sport. Unfortunately I have no reason to believe this until proven otherwise, especially with how the QB position looks right now.

If he is still a shut down run defender at DE then that's always useful, he's not going to get a lot of sacks but would be great opposite Burns I think.

Yeah I'm wondering if Hubbard, Brown, or Shi Smith will even make the final roster at this point

I'm biased but yes we should 100% shell out some cash to get him in here. He's a good run defender which is a weakness of ours and wants to be here. He would be awesome to get in the rotation and make our team better.

QB & LB