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Come on thread, don't get stuck at 299 now.

There is precedent for the backups doing a good job.

Blah, I missed it.

They already scheme it that way. Tua seems to deliver to the first read a high preponderance of the time, and will throw into tighter windows and doesn't have juice to drive the ball past defenders. You can be a one-read guy with a live arm or a "precision" passer making good decisions, but one-read guys without that fastball, defenses love love love to see it. If McD/Frazier can find a key on where the ball is going based on alignment/personnel, those become turnover opportunities.

Is this one a Dolphins scout? I sure hope so.

Yeah, I ran across Tombstone flipping channels last night too. Haha.

Another day, another piece of bad news. What the hell is going on between games this year.

Allen has proven over the years to be capable of overthrowing receivers. It's strategic.

The reminded me of how even coaches get screwed up if they mess up their routine.

Bill Clinton plays a lot of golf. As the story goes, one of his catchphrases occurs when he absolutely duffs one, then drops a ball for a mulligan and hits a great shot. He'll say "same guy... same guy," i.e. the same guy who made that miserable swing, also hit one right on the screws. What's the point? Consistency. If golfers are consistently good, they're just good. If they're occasionally great, they're still just good, they ain't going to Q school. There's no narrative to saying Tua's had one great quarter of football out of eight so far, it is what it is. I don't see where 1/8th top-level play is MVP caliber. He'll need more than that game-to-game going forward.

Yeah, that’s why Miller got that contract. He’s a closer.

Suuuuuure I will.

Well what's easier, go find a position match somewhere, or just sign the guy living behind the dumpster at OBD?

Losing definitely leans more into my bitter, twisted, saracastic personality. Although, my sessions with Sarcasmaholics Anonymous have been helping.

Quite a few, except papa who caught a virus and died last spring, and mama who doesn't seem to care much bout anything.

Sounds like the key is, make him doubt what he's seeing in the time from the pre-snap to the first read. Disguises without tells on the actual coverage based on formation and such. If only the Bills had a head coach and DC who could scheme for stuff like that. I can smell your coverage!

"I don't wanna talk about this... They just signed Cole Beasley, I didn't get a call... I bet against Brady and then he signs Cole Beasley."

He's an Ambusher.

That's one way to interpret that film. The other is, the ball is almost always going to the first read, open or not.

Alabama and Sunday showed he's a fine QB for passing to guys who are college-open.

Happy Earth Wind & Fire Day!

Joel Osteen? I thought that was Martin Short auditioning for Tim Allen's role on Home Improvement.

Allow 9 yards on downs 1 & 2.

Watching Tua in this first half, the thought that keeps coming to mind is: Boy that ball hangs in the air a long time.