truth on hold

Would ya?

but I dont believe they would have built a sustainable business if there werent real encounters going on

its funny i checked out the site today, and a lot of the posts have images attached -- some faces concealed, but plenty where they're not. methinks many of them are either a) not married or theyre separated or b) in some kind of open/swinger relationship

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Goodwin is a lock. What he's capable.of and how the coaches have been using him in preseason. How others can't see that idk. Hogan imo was on his way out before the injury. Being totally outplayed by Thompson and argubaly Davis too

To the objective, educated observer its not close....EJ has separated himself as the starter

from what I saw IK was holding his own. Occupying 2 blockers and opening up inside rush lanes for interior Dlineman. he doesnt have the speed to get to the outside and be a real threat, but as a backup it looks like he can add some depth

limited play of course, but in what I saw there were shades of Brett Favre ... being able to launch it deep and with velocity from different angles. pre-draft read was only adequate arm strength, thats not what i saw

It's a pity that when EJ is playing like what they wanted to see when they drafted him, we have a meathead for HC who judges QBs by 40 times.

They fear those 3 points he engineered in his half against browns?

Same old Rex , hasnt a clue about the position. Favors the wild cat-type QB. So much for learning from his mistakes with jets.

It appears you're having a hard time with the fact you called them "lousy" yet when the proper comparison was made to the first team starter, their performance was not far off. Do I think they, as in that group, would be just as good as McCoy? No I don't and never said that.

Actually what I said is they were "reasonably effective". The rest of it you made up.

not much different than McCoy's 6 for 16, 2.67 avg the week before

On the running game, the group picked up off the street were reasonably effective behind the starting oline.

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On the running game, the group picked up off the street were reasonably effective behind the starting oline. Strengthens my conviction in running back by committee and saving the money for investing in the oline

Fair enough "short and some intermediate". I haven't seen him hit any long balls, which ill define as >30 yards, nor any TD passes. The " worse secondary" is twisting the narrative as most of the browns starters sat out.

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there's a reason EJ is hitting on deep routes and TD passessTT is missing.

Thompson should have caught? Seriously? that was so flat and undertrown just be thankful it wasnt picked

He only connects on short passes and dump offs. There was a huge difference between 1st team oline for TT and the swiss cheese 3rd teamers EJ played behind, many of whom wont even be in the NFL in a few weeks. And browns were missing most of their starters in secondary. So advantage TT here.....please no more excuses how EJ had it easier.

it's unbelievable the comments about TT throwing better than EJ. EJ threw back to back end zone strikes, the one right before the TD that drew the PI was even better. Have not seen TT make a throw anything like that

he's a read-option college QB .... thats all he is

Taylor is a one-trick pony. EJ is a real NFL QB that can both pass from the pocket and run. Even if someone isn't sold on EJ, they should realize Taylor is not the answer.