BobbyC81

And that play was very similar to what we saw as highlights in college. He's at his best when improvising as guys would do playing a pickup game in the park.

Oye! Have you forgotten his clutch run vs the Bears last season where he stiff-armed the safety knocking him on his a $$ to set up the game winning FG?

Get the feeling the starting QB may be decided by an injury? Keep them away from mats!

67- Reggie McKenzie 68- Joe DeLamielleure

For me, #81 will always be the late Bob Chandler. I'll go with Ulysses Norris just for the name.

Nothing beats the Bay Area for weather

I agree regarding the kick offs. The start of a game can be awesome with the crowd roaring reaching a peak as the ball is kicked. When the ball is kicked out of the end zone it deflates the crowd.

I agree. While I have never seen anything from Rex, Whaley or the Pegulas that "they're going all in" this year, some of the offseason moves hint that. (Trade for McCoy, signing Harvin & Incognito to 1 year contracts) They definitely want to end the playoff drought and I think the best shot is with an experienced veteran at QB.

Yesterday was John Miller's B-day

But Tuel is still out there as a fallback plan.

I wouldn't say Cassel is bad. Average? Mediocre? Yes. I think they can win with him.

Steve Bartkowski, Craig Morton, Joe Kapp

I don't understand why they don't game plan. Wouldn't it be a good evaluating factor in how each QB carries out the game plan?

I was just watching the NFL Network and their coverage prior to the HOF induction ceremonies and they had him on their set. I was glad to see how good he looks. While he was there, they did a split screen showing him there last year for Reed's induction and you can see a significant difference. He's gained weight back and has good color in his face. Good to see it!

I definitely do not like how the Baseball HOF voters will not vote for a guy because "he doesn't deserve to be a 1st ballot hall-of-famer". I think that's BS. If a guy deserves to be in the HOF, he should get their vote. Sometimes there are too many outstanding1st time eligibile candidates so I can understand that they can't all go in at once but I don't like players having to wait many years to get in. The NFL voters do the same. Why did Andre Reed and Tim Brown have to wait so long? It made no sense.

Their HOF busts have just their head so no affiliation shown. I've never been to the HOF so maybe someone who has can enlighten us with how their displays are set up. If it's only this banner that mistakenly shows Seau as a Patriot then it's not a gig deal.

I also think we're starting to see a slight shift back to the running game. The Bills aren't the only ones stating they're going to pound the ball (Philly, Denver , etc,) There's a shortage of solid QBs and Peyton, Brees & Brady will all be retired in a few years.

Jerry Jones! !

Reggie? McKenzie?

Carrying only 5 Williams'?

I agree. I've always been pretty good at games of accuracy (shooting a basketball, bowling, pitching) and it's just 2nd nature to me. Concentration and focus help but I generally don't even think about it. It has to be in EJ's head. I remember a game last year where he was rolling out and the receiver was parallel to him only a few yards down the field and he held the ball for a couple seconds like he was about to throw a dart and threw it into the ground at the receiver's feet.

No, let's go for a record number of pages!

I actually won a Fantasy League with Cassel as my QB when he replaced Brady, who I had used my 1st round pick on. LOL!

Well, I look at it this way: After getting benched last season, EJ says when he gets another chance he's just going to air it out EJ works with a well-known QB guru in the off-season Whaley states that new head coach must be willing to give EJ a chance to start Rex Ryan announces a 3 QB competition One week into training camp, the reports from Rex Ryan and others are that EJ is still slow to release the ball and being indecisive so he is not "letting it rip" I hope that EJ develops into a viable starter sometime soon but right now it looks like "he is who he is"

If none of them look good enough, I wonder what the chances are that Orton could be talked out of retirement at the end of training camp?