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  2. Again, though, it’s not. Why can’t Coleman be our RT? I understand you’re saying that the discussion was about “Coleman LT” and not “Coleman” and “LT” as separate entities. But I don’t think the conversation needs to be confined like that. That’s too binary of a viewpoint. Anyways…
  3. I rewatched the Peters draft day conversation with the players and heck even in his initial conversation he mentioned guard or tackle directly to Coleman -- both spots. So clearly its on their mind it can go either way with him.
  4. That 6th inning was brutal. How do you allow 6 runs to score in an inning after two outs and only a single runner on, Urias certainly isn't helping his case for staying on this team. Might as well have Holliday back up here. Well at least we took 2 of 3.
  5. I think this could potentially be an issue for both players, especially with regards to 2nd level tight window throws down the middle, for different reasons. For Maye because of his inconsistent accuracy and footwork/mechanics, and for Daniels because he didn't do it very much in college...it was much more often to the boundaries to one of his stud WRs. Now, we don't know if that was by design or that was him being hesitant to make those throws. We'll probably get a better idea of that once we see him in a live game situation. If it was by design, then it's much ado about nothing. If it was Daniels just being naturally hesitant about doing it then that could be a bit more problematic because it would have to be coached out of him, as those throws are considered must-haves and routine for NFL QBs. The aggression and willingness to make those sorts of throws was one of the things I really liked about Maye and reminded me of Allen.
  6. Tucker Carlson Thinks Alex Jones Is a Supernatural Prophet Tucker Carlson clearly thinks highly of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, telling Joe Rogan that he believes he is a psychic prophet who predicted 9/11. (Note: Alex Jones did not predict 9/11.) “He’s channeling something,” Carlson said. “I’ve asked him about it. ‘How did you do that?’ At length, during dinner on my barn recently. We’re talking about this. ‘How’d you do that?’ ‘I don't know. It just came to me.’ And that’s real. That is real. The supernatural is real and I don’t know why it’s hard for for the modern mind, I guess because it’s a materialist mind to accept that.” “That’s not a new phenomenon. It’s happened throughout history. There are people called prophets, and there are people who were prophets who weren’t called prophets, but there are people who have information or parts of information, bits of information, visions of information come to them and then they relay it,” Carlson said. The New Abnormal team was not having it. “I just wanna point out that Alex Jones predicting 9/11 was Alex Jones earlier that year saying that the government is planning terrorism and saying there was gonna be a false flag attack just like the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995. That was his prediction of 9/11,” said The New Abnormal co-host Andy Levy. “So for Tucker Carlson and Joe Rogan to sit there and act like he predicted 9/11, no he didn’t. He said there was gonna be a false flag attack that the Bush administration was behind and that was his prediction.” “This is the same Alex Jones that was sued right? By the families of the Newtown children that were killed,” fellow co-host Danielle Moodie said. “So this is the same guy that called those families victim actors and this is what Tucker Carlson is upholding as some type of prophet and prophecy.” Click on the link for more
  7. How do you get out on that? I ****ing hate DC sports...
  8. On the same topic, I was listening to Daniels QB coach on 106.7 -- not Beck but he has another one, too. He said the latest area that he attacked the hardest with Daniels that Daniels wants to attack within his own skills is throwing in tight widows and to do within tight pockets where he doesn't have room to move much. He also said that he studied in real time last year how Stroud prepared for the transition to the NFL. Stround and Daniels are super tight.
  9. I think both OT spots are an issue. The discussion point was specifically the merits of Coleman starting at LT. Different conversation.
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  11. I’d argue RT is the primary issue. Lucas can play RT and be an improvement to that side of the field. But we have no LT solution so he has to play there. I actually think Lucas is best suited at RT.
  12. Rosario with the 2 out 2 run tater to make it 3-2...
  13. Joker might have been the greatest film like that of all time. Falling down was great, but not on the Joker level. They made the same movie, but taken one of the greatest villians of all time and humanized him, while making it relatable and also at the same time paying homage to Taxi Driver via the King of Comedy which was just beautiful. Like Rupert Pupkin was back. King of Comedy and Joker are like the adult versions of Falling Down, which is closer to a Walking Tall or Home Front or the Punisher.
  14. The window of accuracy is smaller in the NFL, and I keep thinking back to Belichick's draft-day analysis that Maye was missing on throws to narrow windows that are considered "open" in the NFL. I'm not rooting against the guy (unless he's playing the Commanders). It's just that maybe we're starting to see why Peters wasn't interested in him.
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