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He ran a 4.46 and 4.5 at his pro day and has excellent stop and start ability so his speed and athleticism should be good. Hopefully, it was an isolated incident or who knows maybe that LB you saw has some Cole Holcomb speed.

Listening to the latest Cooley at the Park and he also thinks Doctson doesn't make this team. He's high on Kidsy and my guy Steve Sims Jr. and says there are like 8 WR's who could make this team. He has Chesson making it over Doctson purely for special teams play. He also thinks Dwayne should start week 3 and Jay's shot of sticking around past this year is contingent upon how close him and Dwayne bond and how successfully they work together. I don't know about all that, what with Kevin O'Connel waiting in the wings but we'll see.

Former NBA player Gary Payton has his own weed now in a pairing with Berner (Cookies Fam). Been smoking on that and it's super nice and smooth. Don't know it's genetics but it definitely has some gelato in it.

He hurt his tailbone a couple days ago and they held him out for the game. Supposedly he's fine though and will play in game 3.

He just tweaked his thumb, he should be fine for week 1.

What the **** is this? You've got a guy posting about real life tragedy, with people's clothes being melted onto their skin and you come at him with this ****? One trash person laughs at his posts, another complains about memes when it's not memes, but what seems to be actual photos of his neighbors devastation, and then you top it off with some dense ass attempt at victim blaming? Some of the people posting on this site disgust me.

Haskins hasn't met the developmental benchmarks needed to be the starting QB. When he does so, he can be, but not before, no matter what fans may want. If I had to choose a static date to start him, it would be against Miami in week 6, but a static date is a stupid way to go about determining when he starts. He has to meet those dynamic thresholds of NFL Level fundamentals in processing, mechanics, and protections. This is necessary because, those base level fundamentals will be what protects him from regression and supports him as he strives for an upwards progressive curve. Again, it's not about a static date, it's about whenever the progress reaches past and solidifies beyond those fundamental benchmarks of skill acquisition.

Definitely and I wonder if he’s even fully recovered yet. I hope he continues to ball out because he has the physical tools. The last spots for WR are gonna be a fierce battle this year. Also, happy to see Steve Sims doing well and maybe breaking into the 2nd string spot for slot receiver according to Standig’s depth chart. Ive had my eye on him since we picked him up after the draft.