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As a teacher with a wife in HR, I can assure you something like 50% of the people aren't paying any attention.
Of course. I always laugh when I hear adults complaining about some basic historical thing they just learned about via news/social media and be like "why didn't they teach us about that in school!". Bro, they did teach you about it. Your *** just wasn't listening, you were too busy complaining that "history is boring" and "when will I ever need to know this".
Nice article today on Sorsdal on the Pride of Detroit site.
100 days until the first game that counts. I'm just glad the weather is nice.
Same. Grill the shrimp, wash the car, mow the lawn, drink the beer, enjoy the beach. That's the priorities now.
I don’t think they will want to sign him for the money and length of contract he will ask. Hopkins is said to be a 50/50 ball type of player and he is getting old. Too much like MarvinJones. Though I’d like to have him over MJ.
Hour and a fifteen minutes! A little too much for me at the moment.
It is very worthwhile. Really deep dive into the how often they use different schemes they run and how effective they were. Dives into things like how the Lions blitzed more than any other team on 3rd and long, despite it not really working for them. Only about 1/3rd of the way through.
Good place to have a lot of money invested.
Receiver is thin for the first 6 weeks. If amon-ra tweaks an ankle during that time, it could be an issue.
Quality starter and developing backups Jamo > Chark; as good as ARSB was a year ago, I think he's going to be even better this year
debatable - we'd like to think Monty>Jamaal + Gibbs>Swift but for now I'll say it's a wash LaPorta could be pretty special Y2 onward, not sure about this year, but the other guys were productive in limited utilization No changes if Nelson is still the swing tackle, & we hope Sewell continues to refine his craft, he's already a top RT Big V seems to be tracking to playing again, potentially good depth with Graham + Sorsdal
Ragnow is tough as nails but he'll be in pain all year (inoperable foot injury); Pierschbacher is a downgrade from Evan Brown below average and they don't have a solution McNeil has transformed his body (lost 13% of body fat but still 325), Buggs was a good resign, Martin is a project but good physical traits Hutch should make a leap from good to great, R Okwara and Harris are healthy again, Cominsky can slide between 5-tech, 4I, 3-tech - good rotation As Coach Shep noted this week, they're not handing the role to Jack Campbell, but ultimately that pick should be a huge upgrade. Will be interesting to see the roles for Rodrigo, Barnes and James Houston IV - very different skills. Houston was not very disciplined in his responsibilities but was an elite pass rusher. Massive upgrades with the Moseley and Sutton signings, and Jerry Jacobs will fight for a starting spot. CJGJ, Brian Branch & a little Will Harris - raised the floorhere considerably. Will Kerby make a leap in Y2? I think so. Remarkably, Tracy Walker will be fully cleared for TC. CJGJ or Branch might end up here as needed. Coming off something of a down year by his own lofty standards, Jack Fox is a weapon. Decent passer as well lol.
11-6 might be enough to win this division, but 12 wins should seal it good.
That should be worth a couple extra wins this season.
