In a word: yes.
In more than a word: yes, AND he was oddly ineffective/slow in escaping pressure, and of course unwilling to throw the ball away to avoid sacks. Really just didn't process things with the requisite urgency.
That's what those in the biz call a silent snap count. Handy for those shotgun formations on the road when the QB might not be heard over crowd noise.
It gets varied up from time to time, as you maybe did not notice. The RG taps the center and gets back into his stance, but they don't immediately snap it every time.
Almost my birthday.
Wouldn't it be better for the Chargers to keep winning and take that division? LA has us on tiebreakers. KC does not.
I think the current three-way tie actually places us in sixth, technically. It won't finish this way as teams accrue more common opponents and conference records change, but for now: Bills in sixth.
Agreed that he needs to be on the field, however...
Milano is suited for the WLB position in this defense. His athleticism and versatility can be showcased there. At MLB we'd see his weaknesses magnified: sifting through traffic and shedding linemen's blocks.
A faster MLB would be awesome. But I don't think Milano is the right fit there.