peanut0862
The Rookie
Is this legal to have same QB and OC in back to back seasons, who knew?
Caleb? Drake? Is that you?Is this legal to have same QB and OC in back to back seasons, who knew?
Is this legal to have same QB and OC in back to back seasons, who knew?
yeah, the good thing is they have a solid bench in-house to choose from. Aside from Johnson, there's Lynn, Pritchard, Blough, etc. And even beyond that - if they had to go outside for whatever reason, bright, hungry offensive minds would want to work with JD5 and for Quinn.
I know I’m late to this and a bunch of posts might already exist.So, what do we think about me making ref-based Bluesky posts?
That would be GREAT.Yeah, I agree.
If there’s a re screw job in the SB it might be talking about. OTOH, a tef reel of obvious bull calls with a good comical soundtrack could be fun.
I’m too lazy to put it together though )or don’t have the raw content)
I like the gist, but don't wholly agree with this.
I think my unease with th statement has to do with Rivera. Often, at the end of the season, I thought the team was getting better, but at the start of the subsequent season they acted like they had never played together before. All the progress, timing, schematic familiarity vanished. All the communication problems resurfaced. It was like they had never played together before especially on defense.I think Peters is just saying, at the beginning of every season, a team has to start at 0 - 0 and then prove itself.
We don't get credit next season for our Championship appearance, this season.
Doesn't mean you take a wrecking balll to the roster, and don't build on things from this season.
I think my unease with th statement has to do with Rivera. Often, at the end of the season, I thought the team was getting better, but at the start of the subsequent season they acted like they had never played together before. All the progress, timing, schematic familiarity vanished. All the communication problems resurfaced. It was like they had never played together before especially on defense.
So yes, the team's record returns to 0-0, but I want a team that already acts like they've been there and done that. I want them improving from where they ended not backtracking all the way back to day zero.

You should listen to AP in context when he said this in the presser. He was deflecting a question about offseason strategy by regurgitating the usual “everyone’s 0-0” coachspeak. Nothing-burger