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And Tarkenton in particular played in an ancient era by today’s standards. The linemen were smaller and slower too. On average. The game wasn’t as fast, front to back. IMO anyway. I don’t think he could play today, the way he was known for playing back then. One thing, when they did catch you they could hurt you then with no penalty. You had to be really tough to play QB in those days.

Yeah. He talked about using him that way and I forget the term. Maybe nickel LB? Ike have to watch it again. If you look at the video it is maybe 2/3 through where talks about him and also CSW.

Evero was highly complimentary. He gave a presser about the Saints game and got pretty detailed about it. Said he was using him in all kinds different roles and he was handling them. And studies hard.

Got a good laugh out of it.

And Jeff George’s teammates hated him. (And I was talking about elsewhere, if we were to be out. Implies he didn’t finish much different than he has shown) Yeah I mentioned that teammate emotional barometer in a post yesterday I think. (Oh hell right there in the post you answered lol.) That is something. One hopes they can remember it’s a business and accept change if it comes. And I hope Morgan and Canales and Tepper all of them don’t overestimate that if he doesn’t pick it up because feeling is not a good enough reason in my book when you talk big money extension.

And has certainly been done against us enough times.

Did he get a game winning drive?

And Morgan at MLB when he stayed healthy, was a beast. Something like 25 tackles in that Super Bowl I think. I know the younger people are all about Cam and 2015 but that 2003 was my favorite year. It came out of nowhere which made it kind of magical.

It has been the same thing all along. Like Greg Cosell said every once in a while he makes some nice throws. But that's the extent of it. He is limited, the staff has to work around it, here we are.

We could probably pull someone off the couch to do what Bryce is doing plus add a couple more things to the playbook. That was a crazy year.

Yeah somebody will pay him. You can’t look at what he is doing and not want that foryour backfield.

Off the couch.

We really need Bryce to get a few chances with it on his shoulders. It may be the only way we can get a new QB (More likely). Or maybe find out we have one (Less likely).

It is a pretty tough schedule. If we leave our pom poms at home and look at it rationally it is tough to see.

Defense wins you some ugly games.

I don’t know how he could hold up at this level of use for three years. And I am not counting on Brooks but Rico is what they thought they were getting in Brooks. If somehow Brooks comes back right we have a good problem.

They had a locker room interview and he said he was playing. Don’t know what day it was recorded.

Bet it ain’t hair extensions either. No it can’t be good. This is fan hell we trying to get out of and it seems we will not make it.

Go to 15:10 they have chapters in the description. Greg Cosell speaks for me. For many of us. Same stuff I have said for 3 seasons now. The supporters argue like hell against this when I say it. Here is pro analyst saying it, leave him a turd pile.

I wish I could find the Phil Simms video I saw a couple days ago. He always talking about Mark Bavarro and how they came up with the back shoulder throw. I don’t think many people were doing that at the time. Maybe no one. Simms basically said he was always open it just was a matter of where he needed to put the ball.

The difference in the two factions is clear. One criticizes/critiques performance of a player. Waits for him to validate our massive investment of resources and time. The other focuses on criticizing those who criticize. Complain about the complainers.

Your intelligence is artificial.

Lol. I guess people didn’t watch him at SCar he wasn’t’ bad. He was a starting SEC back it is usually a decent bet. Better bet thanSanders was But anyone that says thay saw him doing what he did those two games and beating out Chuba hands down is lying.

Or Son of Sam.