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^^ I do feel the Defense is capable of being a Super Bowl defense and that they will keep us in most games. Can the offense keep up? That's the question for sure. I could see the that even though we are losing, we are losing close games (because of the D keeping us in there) and the staff sticks with what they have going figuring it will be just a matter of time before the offense (TT) gets rolling. I think the season will be divisive for us because at the first sign of trouble half the fan base will want the kid and the other half will want to trust the process and give TT one more game, then one more game, then one more game...
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QB position is very average right now.. that is a reality, I think we would be better with CK for two years, then start with Herbert. I say sign the man (CK).Comment
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Average at QB, good on OL, very good at receiver, RB would be great.Originally posted by foreigner View Post
Our D is great. If STs are solid, we're a playoff team.Comment
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And whats to say that after a 4 year layoff he would even return to his previous mediocrity level?Originally posted by TheNose View PostComment
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What the Numbers say with Kaepernick :
Not very accurate
Not so much TOs
Can run for his life
Are we talking about Tyrod T. ?Comment
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The O-line was in tatters last year, and TT didn't get many prior practice reps the times he stepped in for Rivers. However, I just didn't see much potential during the passing plays. If the O-line manages to gel and not get injured, and TT gets all the reps at practice and gets preseason action, and he performs mediocre for the first two regular season games, I want Herbert to replace him in game 3, not game 6. I'll feel even more strongly about this if the O-line gets him more time and he still takes off running. That's my memory of TT last year. 3 steps back, take off running.Comment
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The Spanos' are too conservative type of owners to take on any controversy.Originally posted by Maniaque 6 View PostComment
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In this case they are smart. You bring in a QB that may not even be as good as Tyrod, then you pay 4 times as much and have to deal with a shit load of baggage. There is a reason no owner wants him. High risk vs. no reward other than some activists posing as sports journalists gushing over you?Originally posted by Caslon View PostComment
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I just dont see any potential in Taylor.. thats all.. I would take anything right now, I'm also not a big fan of throwing a roookie QB into reality, I've always have thought that is better to sit him for a year.
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I'm also not a fan of Tyrod but after watching this video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iklO...e&fbclid=I wAR3rd7vCvbwUjhI3C1WoNDAg9KitZSuYG-gS0KTHr0MEzBxcaaPopfy0Tn0Originally posted by foreigner View Post
I have hope that he may be better than we think. It's a video of all his TD's during his 2 years as the Bills QB. I realize any video that only shows a guys TD plays will make them look super but here's what I noticed -
1st - I found out he can definitely throw long.
2nd - his ability to run will help our red zone production.
3rd - he's fearless in the pocket
After seeing that, I have more hope for this coming season.THE YEAR OF THE FLIP!Comment
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Good video 'Roo. Thank you..
Taylor did have highlights, that's a plus and it can't be denied that it was him.
I see LAC's 2020 as being on the coaches.
We have adequate to excellent talent in the offensive position groups.
Excellent pass rush, DBs and quality DT, LBs.Comment
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