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Training Camp for 7/30/2024 (first padded practice!)

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Brooks for sure is no J Stew and that is what we are lacking still, a guy that will move a pile enough to get that tough yard. But if he can hold onto the ball, hit the holes they give him it should work okay and if he can add a receiving threat into the equation, that could be a really good thing. 

 

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48 minutes ago, strato said:

Brooks for sure is no J Stew and that is what we are lacking still, a guy that will move a pile enough to get that tough yard. But if he can hold onto the ball, hit the holes they give him it should work okay and if he can add a receiving threat into the equation, that could be a really good thing. 

 

I don't disagree but I think having a good line is more important than having a bruiser.  The Eagles line made Jalen Hurts the most dangerous 1 yard runner in the league.  He's strong for a QB but come on.  That's all the line.

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1 hour ago, strato said:

Brooks for sure is no J Stew and that is what we are lacking still, a guy that will move a pile enough to get that tough yard. But if he can hold onto the ball, hit the holes they give him it should work okay and if he can add a receiving threat into the equation, that could be a really good thing. 

 

I think Chubba can move the pile, but I’m not saying he’s J Stew level. 
 

I’m a Stew truther who thought he should have been 1 and Deangelo 2 the whole time. 
 

Perhaps injury is the only reason he wasn’t. Dude was different and gifted. 

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4 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

Other than the "not a deep ball" dude, the Bryce haters are MIA today. Must be at the beach. 

Naw, looked like 9 had a good first day in pads practice. 

Looks like he had some quality throws today.

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25 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

Other than the "not a deep ball" dude, the Bryce haters are MIA today. Must be at the beach. 

Naw, looked like 9 had a good first day in pads practice. 

I Am at the beach. There is no real point in getting on things right now if someone has a crappy day. Maybe except Icky or something, that would bother me. 

Or riding their jock if they have a good one. 

The truth shows up when the pace of play picks up and the contact is for real. I’m waiting to see that.

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1 hour ago, Wundrbread33 said:

I think Chubba can move the pile, but I’m not saying he’s J Stew level. 
 

I’m a Stew truther who thought he should have been 1 and Deangelo 2 the whole time. 
 

Perhaps injury is the only reason he wasn’t. Dude was different and gifted. 

Both D Will and Stew were top 5 RB talents in their day. 

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52 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

Other than the "not a deep ball" dude, the Bryce haters are MIA today. Must be at the beach. 

Naw, looked like 9 had a good first day in pads practice. 

I can only imagine that you had this exact post one year ago as well.  lets wait until they actually play someone before you try and dunk on folks

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