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NFL Regular Season Thread 2019-2020: The Brazen Bahamian Battles Over Eli’s Legacy Til He’s Blue In The Face
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Ain’t s**** to think about JERRAL
Jerry already had a Bill Belichick....
His name was Jimmy Johnson.
Screwed that up.
He “really” regrets not hire Bill when he already had an exceptional coach? Please.
karma
Jerry already had a Bill Belichick....
His name was Jimmy Johnson.
Screwed that up.
He “really” regrets not hire Bill when he already had an exceptional coach? Please.
karma
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Does Rivers want to help mentor a young QB? I feel like he would be the complete opposite in that situation
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Tbh I think I’d prefer Tannehill as the bridge qb. Rivers’ arm and decision making look washed.
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Rivers is not trying to move his 13 kids to Tennessee
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I mean his decision making is horrendous at this point and it’s not like he can give any pointers on throwing mechanics.
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Based on his past antics, I don't see him mentoring another QB that is destined to take his job.
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That’s a basketball team
props to him, tho. I don’t even know what to do with ONE kid (I don’t have kids yet and my wife wants 4)
do work son
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on behalf of texans fans, we would love this too.
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That’s a basketball team
props to him, tho. I don’t even know what to do with ONE kid (I don’t have kids yet and my wife wants 4)
I have 1 and he feels like 3
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Rivers was pissed the chargers moved from SD, he damn sure isn’t packing up to leave LA for Tennessee.
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I dont know if I'd even call it that. He ain't even trying to make decisions. 5th step, plant, throw deep...no matter what.
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QB mentorship is way overblown. Hardly exists, at least with the best of the best.
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Phillip Rivers is done.
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I dont know if I'd even call it. He ain't even trying to make decisions. 5th step, plant, throw deep...no matter what.
NO MATTER WHAT. I'm so sick of that ****.
read what the **** you wrote and get back to me
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I know what I wrote. How about you answer my question and you get back to me
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Yea we done here
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Who’s mans is this??????
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Thats somebodies alt.
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agreed. it's more what the rookie/backup can gain from watching rather than the veteran actually hand holding and directly teaching.
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QB mentorship only really really important depending on the situation with the team
If oline is crap, could do long term damage
it’s getting easier and easier to adapt dudes with more teams being smart and building to guys strengths and adapting more college concepts.. but still don’t wanna older carr brother em if you gotta get them to adapt stuff or unlearn stuff or just learn
If oline is crap, could do long term damage
it’s getting easier and easier to adapt dudes with more teams being smart and building to guys strengths and adapting more college concepts.. but still don’t wanna older carr brother em if you gotta get them to adapt stuff or unlearn stuff or just learn
