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Other angle showed the knee hit him in the midsection, not the head like it looked like. Hopefully just got the breath knocked out of him.

What it looked to me live. Haven't seen the replay yet.

Well, damn. Thielen might have just got concussed.

Seeing some nice escapability from Bryce but the OL still looks like complete dog poo.

Nice juke by Bryce but get down, son!

I was intrigued by Lance. The guy had 28 TDs vs. 0 INTs in his one full year as a starter albeit against lesser college competition. Plus another 1100 yards and 24 TDs on the ground. That's wild, regardless of leveling of competition. So, I made it a point to tune into the one game he played the following season. I saw a poor man's The Golden Calf of Bristol. I was all the way off that hype train immediately.

I haven't seen enough from Bryce to be worried. I haven't seen anything to be excited about either. I have seen enough from the OL to be concerned though. They've looked awful. We'll see what the staff and team has up their sleeves once the regular season starts. I'm concerned but far from losing hope.

Yeah, the heat issue is just a deal breaker for me. Keep it clean too because of you let any mildew at all build up you have an ice skating rink when it's damp. Oh, and use the Trex tape over your joists or your framework will end up rotting out around the screws and our from under your Trex.

Good luck with that. Every sub-6' WR is still Smitty 2.0 for Panthers fans.

I hope he works out long-term at LT but positional versatility was why I thought he was the safest OL in the draft last year. If he doesn't work out at LT he can potentially play pretty much anywhere along the OL.

Meanwhile, Minshew continues to look like the far more polished QB and the better option for the Colts to start out with while working Richardson in with some wildcat type plays. Richardson was 6/17 tonight, Minshew was 9/11.

Nobody cares enough about scar to even bother with talking trash.

I guess that feels like dealing an insult to you?

I stumped so fuging hard for Sam Howell. So. Fuging. Hard.

Pete Carroll sits down and explains the thought process behind "that play" with Richard Sherman.

David Newton is trash but not gonna lie, Ickey has looked concerning this preseason. Dudes are just blowing right by him practically untouched.

Front porch is done except for the front steps I rebuilt. I'll let that new pressure treated wood dry out for a few weeks before staining it.

I've been extremely curious how we'll ultimately use Chinn. I don't think they're really showing their cards too much on that one in preseason.

Trex runs close to triple the cost but doesn't require painting or staining so you save on the back end. Word of warning, that poo gets HOT in the sun. If I was considering Trex I'd just make the leap all the way to Ipe. I'd love to do Ipe but I have nearly 1200 square feet of porch and deck. It would be brutally expensive for me even doing all the work myself. I'd be looking at close to $20k in lumber cost.

Lance for Corral. Straight up. They're ready to give up on Lance. We're ready to give up on Corral.

Lance for Corral. Straight up.

Maybe we could get a conditional late rounder from a team that had a decent draft grade on him. I honestly can't see him bringing anything more than that and I'm not sure anyone would offer anything. He's looked terrible. Can't really sugarcoat it.

$41k...oh wee mayne. I'm glad I do all my own work. Anything I can't do my dad can. Well, rather he can coach me through it while he talks about how much better he could've done it. I'll be into this project about $800. I think the porch and patio with fireplace out in CO ran be about $4k.

At first glance I thought that OSB was brick and was like what in the hell is going on here?

Yep. Anytime you're trying to project talent to the next level of competition it's gonna be a crap shoot. A lot of 4 and 5 star recruits bust in college while a lot of afterthought recruits become All-Conference and All-Americans. A lot of high draft picks bust in the NFL while a lot of mid to late round draft picks and even UDFAs become good pros. It's always been the case and it'll always be the case.