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It is probably a bit of a phase s/he is going through. If it is in regards to random stories, it is probably harmless. If it is in regards to a real "lie" (i.e. intent to deceive for a specific gain), you probably need some correction at that point.

JT for a 2nd? Yes, I'd do that. JT and Jones would be incredible together. We will have enough salary cap next year to hand both salaries as we have a very young WR group. And Jones contract expires by the time any WR needs a bigger contract.

But thankfully it was!!!

Well at least Chaffin didn't walk Walker?

The problem wasn't that the WRs were covered by really good CBs... the problem is he kept throwing it in despite little chance of completing it. Where is the check-down instead? Roll out and keep the play alive (or run for a couple). Musgrave - I'm not saying Love couldn't have thrown a better ball... Musgrave was wide open. I'm just saying it isn't surprising early in the career... those longer passes take time to develop the touch and timing. As I said, Rodgers suddenly lost his touch on those the last few years also. They look easier than they are. I kind of figured Heath was going to turn into a pumpkin against starting CBs. He was able to beat slower or less experienced CBs in pre-season, but his lack of speed is still an impediment. He is getting a lot of snaps but can't get open to save his life. It took Lazard a few years to get there with footwork and route running. Same (at best) with Heath. I'd like to see Doubs get the Davante treatment... but I'm also a bit curious if he is locked up with #1 CBs and can't get free himself. Or if plays are designed to go various ways and he is just too far down the progression at times. Doubs certainly as the look of a WR that has that special "it" - hands, feet, route running... not uber fast, but plenty fast enough.

FYI, I never saw the Will Smith movie. I do remember watching NO hitting Favre and it wasn't just normal shots... a lot of cheap shots, low, hitting vulnerable spots... not just trying to strip to sack him. Play hard, hit hard... sure. But that isn't what they were doing. The buck stops here. Both knew what was going on. I doubt Williams paid it out of his pockets.

The upside view is that when you are winning, you can deal with people being irritating. Stupid things get magnified when you are losing. Now that we are at the end of the season with the playoffs looming, we must win to keep going. Start losing and we go home. It would be a totally different issue to deal with him the whole season.

I was pretty young at the time and liked Ozzie Smith because he did backflips. My dad was quick to correct me... 😂

Bob says, "Pick it up, I'm going alone!"

Time to heat this thread back up! Time for the Brewers to play with some Hart! And the tenacity of Fernando! And don't forget that they need you too!

Isn't that enough? I'm sure there is more, but I have little respect for people that intentionally hurt others or put them in harm's way. Similar to the Cardinals (and others, but they seemed to be the last team to hold on to it) throwing at players for silly things like hitting HRs against them.

The throw to Musgrave doesn't bother me too much. Elite/VG QBs hit that regularly, but it takes time. Rodgers was an expert at it early in his career, but starting missing them regularly the last few. For me, it was Love's throws to tightly covered WRs. The first half, there many, many throws where the receiver had no prayer as the defense was right on top of him. He was forcing a lot that went for many incompletions. Maybe we need to adjust earlier in the game to get Love in rhythm first? I remember Favre seemed to play lousy until we gave up the first sack on him. Then the fire was lit. Need to figure out Love's trigger. A young offense is going to make a lot of mistakes - routes, pre-snap errors, penalties - as they learn. I'm "ok" with that as long as they continue to grow this year. I think I predicted a 7-8 record and am ok with it being a development year. I just want to see us going in the right direction. Myers and JRJr are playing about neck-and-neck (same as last year). Not great, not terrible. I agree that Myers would probably be better at G where his size has more impact and his lack of speed is minimized as he can focus on blocking alone rather than snapping, protection calls, and then blocking. Clark: I wasn't paying attention to the quality of the OL across from him, but at least he is dominating the players he should. I'm sure Gary, Wyatt, and Brooks are all helping him get less attention.

Just so they take care to defend the exhaust port. er, quarterback. Love does need to clean up his ups and downs. But Watson could change things pretty well. Jones obviously too (maybe moreso).

I have never felt sad for him. Boo Hoo... he got millions for being a world class jerk who coaches FB.

Jordan Love is interesting. Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde. Horrible at times, incredible others. Extreme hot and cold. How can he warm up those cold snaps?? Valentine looked good to me. He got knocked for giving up a TD to Olave but it required a perfect throw and he was on their #1 WR. Walker/Tom looked good. Runyan and Newman...not so much. Doubs had some incredible catches. We spread the ball around a lot, but Doubs disappears often. Wicks looks like a player. Can't wait for Watson to get out there. Musgrave would've had a big game if Love was able to connect with him. Gary looks like he is busting out and playing 50%. Wow. Clark had another big game. Hopefully he keeps it up. I'll happily eat crow. Savage looking rejuvinated.... I wonder what changed (either for him falling off or for him picking it up). I wonder if we might still extend him this year? Our RBs stink without Jones. Wilson isn't getting many chances yet, but neither he nor Dillon are impacting much. I'm sure our Gs don't help either. Why oh why is Deguara still on the team? Special Teams I guess, but his blocking continues to get pitiful scores. Odd that given no one wants FBs anymore and we can't find a half-decent one...

HA! Mike Tomczak is the Ohio State's best NFL QB....

I've basically ignored the hype... Do I understand it right that he took the HC job at Colorado where his son is one of the starters and they basically rebuilt the whole team based on transfers?

Maybe the FBI can raid Barry's home and get back those incriminating photos he has on MLF...

4 – Retired, of course, for Paul Molitor, Pat Listach actually wore #4 in 1996 as a tribute to his former teammate. It was also worn by Brett Favre when he took batting practice at County Stadium in 1998. https://shepherdexpress.com/sports/brew-crew-confidential/brewers-numbers-look-crew-s-uniform-digit-history/ Wait, isn't that Geoff Jenkins?

Fantastic!

I'll just leave this here...

I've chuckled reading the blog-sphere's analysis of his performance this week. Seems like he was so far out of his lane that he wasn't dinged for someone running right through it for the sack.

There small are segments of the population that will watch both games. Larger groups that will watch "their team" or perhaps "their division". But having said that, I wonder... is commercial $$ better on a Sunday afternoon or Monday night?

It will be interesting if Teheran can recapture the magic he found this year... Both he and Rea have been pretty decent finds. Hopefully, Elvis is just a means to give him a break. He topped his career high innings this year.

I'm not crying, you're crying!