2020 Our Year For Sure

I wish I was Adam Sandler in Click. Fast forward please.

I've always assumed April likes having Wendling.

Tim, with Schobel's injury, I'm curious as to who gets the majority of the first team snaps in that spot. In the past it would've been Kelsay and Denney on either side, but with the way Copeland Bryan has looked in the preseason, I'm hoping they use this as an opportunity to get a look at him against starting linemen. If you could give us some word on this as it develops, that'd be amazing. Thanks Tim.

Thanks for posting Mickey, there's some good info there. A little tidbit from Bryan's wiki page: "Bryan lettered in football and track at Bellarmine College Prep School (San Jose, CA). He participated in triple jump and long jump at the Junior Olympics while in high school." Football, track and long jump...this guy is an athlete. Obviously he has a nice first step at the snap of the ball. With Schobel's injury, he ought to get some time with the first team to see what he can do against starting tackles. Here's to hoping for a diamond in the rough, as you say!

Oh hell yes.

It all depends on which team has Roscoe to return punts.

Then your venom should be aimed at ESPN, not at Favre.

Whenever we talk about this, people always start debating whether or not he can be used more in the offense. I think thats missing the point, which is that we have the NFL's best punt returner, and some people say we should swap him for whatever we can get because he's 'not worth a roster spot.' Thats just preposterous.

You knew when the guy mentioned Peters, Mickey just had to chime in.

They've looked pretty lackluster in the run game, in my opinion.

Well played.

Did you notice him in the 2nd preseason game, SD? This guy was all over the field. He, Corey Mace and Copeland Bryan gave me a very pleasant surprise, and im pumped to see if they can follow up the next couple weeks. But here's to hoping.

Major props to Mace. What a huge surprise he was. I'll definitely be looking for him next week.

Parrish? How do you "make room" for a guy who's been on the team 3 or 4 years?

The plan isn't for him to be a situational pass rusher his entire career. The pick was made with more than just this season in mind.

Can't wait for the new Potter, there are some scenes in the book that I'm very intrigued to see on film.

You seem to be underrating the value of an average NFL starting quarterback. The 16th best quarterback on the planet Earth? Yeah, I think I'll take that.

That is one craaaazy dingo.

Jackson is a better reciever, and has far better vision, in my opinion. This guy knows how to run to space. Lynch is an excellent power back, but his game is limited. I love the fact that we have both backs, and each have their roll to fill. If I have to pick one, its Jackson, with little hesitation...but I'm a big fan of both players all the way.

I don't think anyone is disagreeing with you...but why would you start Byrd at SS? He's a natural FS, and Whitner and Scott are both natural SS's. Why would you swap them?

I actually could care less, because it frustrates me to no end whenever I hear that. People don't think before they speak.

That happens during the season in baseball all the time, but they don't have months and months to make their decision, as the NFL does here.

Love that line.

Thats what I'm talkin about.