Quick thoughts.

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc

6. Franklin might be the best player on defense not named Buckner.

Zaire had such a great game that he "randomly" got selected for a drug test today.

[ukcolt]

Do we know the extent of the injuries for Hull and Ogletree.

Also was it just me, or did Kylen Granson look like he was a much bigger dude yesterday?

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

Originally Posted by ukcolt

Do we know the extent of the injuries for Hull and Ogletree.

In today's press conference, Steichen said that they are still evaluating Hull's knee injury but stated that he could miss some time.

Olgetree will have to go through the steps of the concussion protocol.

[ChoppedWood]

Another take away- AR in the no huddle= GOOD.

He looked completely in command of the offense. Very early but he looked at ease in the more free-flowing read and react end of game setting- including the awesome blasting through a wall to get the 1st down (did he just say fuck it to the wristband play sheet at one point and toss it away?).

Again, long way to go, but one of the things that made Peyton and to some degree Luck so damn good was rapid fire get to the line and make plays activity. Rivers was meh at it, Wentz was atrocious at it and well Ryan never seemed to be in a position to do it.

[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Pass rush win rate among edge defenders. Weird don’t see Josh Allen on there.

Paye was a guy that I thought could make the leap this year. Dayo is another one. Dayo didn't get too many plays yesterday that made any impact. I hope he does soon.

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by ChoppedWood

Another take away- AR in the no huddle= GOOD.

(did he just say fuck it to the wristband play sheet at one point and toss it away?).
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Yes he did!

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSunnyinIndy

Zaire had such a great game that he "randomly" got selected for a drug test today.

He had 18 tackles and said that he left plays on the field? Those were 18 meaningful tackles too. Not the stat padding 8yd down the field shit that statheads think are so great.

[ukcolt]

Originally Posted by YDFL Commish

Yes he did!

The paper/plastic, came adrift of his plastic arm thing for the play sheet. You could see him trying to put it back into the wallet thing, but then thought fuck it, this is too difficult and threw it to the floor, on the next play he ripped the whole thing off his arm. It was not a defiant act, was an equipment failure from what i saw when watching.

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSunnyinIndy

In today's press conference, Steichen said that they are still evaluating Hull's knee injury but stated that he could miss some time.

Olgetree will have to go through the steps of the concussion protocol.

Speaking of the presser... these reporters are going to turn on Steichen hard at some point, watch. He is Belichick-esque in that he doesn't answer a goddamn thing for the most part.

One of them says, "What does that mean specifically?"

Steichen says, "Just everything, you know what I mean?". Haha.

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by YDFL Commish

He had 18 tackles and said that he left plays on the field? Those were 18 meaningful tackles too. Not the stat padding 8yd down the field shit that statheads think are so great.

I can't wait for the 22 tape to come out and he's a big reason why. Dude was a fucking missile all day.