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    My best friend taught him in high school where we both worked at the time. He went to South Stanly in Norwood. Have no idea what that means, but I do not trust his ability to interpret British Literature.
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    Greg Hardy had a better defense than this guy. It will be interesting to see what position the Saints take---I would be proactive. He will probably get the commissioner's list, where all violent offenders go to get paid without playing or practicing.
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    Try this yourself and see how hard it is. I love the players that Jeremy has on the PS--I would bet 2-3 of them make the roster at some point. I disagree with about 3-4 players, but this is a place to start. He makes a good point about Webb, and I am sure he struggled over that one. Webb is a great attitude and leader. Tough to cut. I still think we go with a pure FB. Not sure that Tolbert can do that.
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    There are some good players on the PS.
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    What was the temperature out there today? I like it, frankly--3 people who are expected to step it up this year.
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    Give him a lifetime contract
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    Proehl was a white (he still is at the time of this post), undrafted, slowish, WR from a school not known for producing NFL talent. Who better to coach the roster from the bottom up? If you want to know how good Proehl is, reflect upon the players at the bottom of the roster--Bersin, Brown (last year) and Hill. 2 were undrafted and one written off as a bust and cut by a bad team with no good WRs. While all three may not make the roster, but I think 2 or 3 will. Quite a statement for RP. If you watch a practice, something I did recently, there is not a harder-working coach on the field. The players seem to like and respect him.
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    ​I do not think the importance of that play can be exaggerated. Jake got instant credibility from his teammates. Imagine if he missed on that pass--over his head or a pick---different season altogether. I think that play that season ranks up there with "X-Clown" vs. the Rams--without the Jake-Proehl TD, I don't think there would ever be an "X-Clown" vs the Rams. Some may disagree with that, a pointless argument since no one will ever know, but I believe in Momentum and confidence.
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    ​When Jake came in for Peete--and never looked back.
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    ​Gates did. I will show myself out.
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    In the pictures of Williams, I hope they were working on run blocking drills. His weight is too far over his feet and his arms are not extended. Ask SCP about this, but it looks (from the still photos) as if he MIGHT be taking too long of a stride from his stance.
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    I really like Razor's reference to him as a 6th OL. With our T situation, that position is huge. Ward is undoubtedly smart, and to be able to have him blow up LBs and stonewall DEs is something we have not had here since Hoover.
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    ​I think he is a special team ace as well.
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    This guy has not thought it through. If you are 2 scores down and the game is in its final minute, it is over. You have no opportunity to onside kick. Ask the Seahawks how important that is. Punting is one of the best plays in football. You can't take that away. It is part of field position strategy. The more you think about it, the dumber his comment gets.
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    I remember how ticked I was when we drafted him. I wanted x, y, or z. we lost our 3rd rounder for him, etc. I need to stop acting like I can judge talent and how it fits here and just sit back during the draft, eat some popcorn, and celebrate Gettlemen.
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    I guess a few weeks of rehab can fix a drinking problem, but it must take longer to fix being a self-centered prick. NFL players deal with this stuff all the time. Throwing objects and shoving a fan? Ridiculous.
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    Another thing--this is probably why Cam has not signed a new deal yet. If I were his agent, I would not encourage him to enter his biggest contract negotiations after a year where he was hurt most of the time. If I were Gettlemen, I would not want to pay a man $23m per season until I had seen consistent play. If Cam has a great season, DG has no problem writing a check for $22-25m--he has been positioning the roster so he can do that. Both sides want 2015 to show them what the actually have in Cam Newton.
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    The point you made that I find most interesting (and it makes perfect sense), was the connection between his foot injury to the high throws--pre and post surgery, it was a problem. High throws are all about the feet--not stepping into the throw, attempting to compensate for the lack of power with the arm alone. Accuracy always suffers. I connect that with the accuracy on the deep ball, something he has not had for a year or two. Hmmm. Now we have a stable full of burners who can get deep (Brown, Funchess, Ginn, Hill). The line has improved.
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    ​If you look at his photo from last season on the team website, his eyes were off the ball in air. Here, the same thing. That seems to be his problem, but I can only assume.
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    Back to the question--even if I think JJ is the best player in the NFL, and I do, I would take Cam all day long because he is a qb.
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    Boykin and Brown are probably not competing against one another because the Panthers are looking for skill sets that give them different packages for different situations. Boykin is 6'2", 220. He catches the ball over the middle well. He blocks pretty well, and he (at Green Bay, at least) contributed to all 4 areas of special teams. Brown is not that player. We have our big WRs, who will play #1 and #2. #3 WR is where this team gets interesting. SPEED: Ginn, Brown, Hill and for you Gamecock fans, Byrd (so Brown is in competition with Hill, because nobody is cutting Ginn) POSSESSION: Boykin, Bersin, Cotchery (I doubt Cotchery gets cut, so I would say, for special teams purposes alone, Boykin makes the roster. It ain't this simple, but they will do something like this: ROSTER #1 Kelvin Benjamin (for now) #2 Devin Funchess #3 SPEED: Ted Ginn (Special teams returner first, speed WR second) #3 POSSESSION: Jerricho Cotchery (Veteran the coaches love) #4 SPEED: Philly Brown (I think they want Stephen Hill to beat him out) #4 POSSESSION: Jarrett Boykin (Special teams ability makes this easy)
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    Boykin is very sneaky fast and he seems to catch the ball looking to run. Good observations.
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    That will be the day that he realizes how directly related his level of performance was to his Seahawk defensive teammates.
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    Gotta be the Rams double overtime game in the 2003 playoffs. They had been unbeaten at home for about 2 years. X-clown, touchdown. one of the best football games ever played.
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    I think Oher will be a decent LT. I also think RT will be average to good. Our Guards will no longer be rookies. The OL? Better WR? Better. RB? Better. Special teams? Better. Defense? Better. The stars are aligned. Cam's floor is good enough for this team to make the playoffs. His ceiling is good enough to win the super bowl. I hope this is his year.
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