How would you handle tonight's game?
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I'll play...
Starting O plays at LEAST the first half. More, if necessary. Too many new moving parts, and the only way to gel is with snaps together.
Keenum and Mannion get the 3rd and 4th quarters. Davis is a goner and has no trade value worth showcasing.
Focus on Rhaney, Wichmann, Donnal, and Reynolds at LG. we need to identify a legit backup OG. Forget Washington except maybe in late 4th quarter. He's not the answer, anyway.
Give Quick some targets. Just make it happen, dammit! He needs to knock off a helluva lot of rust and also maintain his new found confidence.
Weinke needs to watch Foles' footwork and processing of progressions. I expected more from both Weinke and Foles in those areas.
Hope to see targets for our peripheral WR candidates. Would love to find a gem there in case Tavon disappoints and it would make Chase Reynolds expendable in the process.
The D is pretty much set and doesn't need the snaps nearly as much as the O, so they can start coming off the field in the 2nd qtr for all I care. But load up snaps for the backup candidates BIG time. Lots of decisions to be made at DL, LB, CB, and S. I am particularly interested in Hager, Roberson, Claiborne, Alexander, and Bryant.
I justify the slight extra injury risk to the starting O in extending their play (possibly even into the 3rd qtr) by the obvious need to gel together. Five new starters on O plus a LOT starting only his 9th NFL game cries out for the work. The first 2 games have certainly demonstrated that much! It will pay dividends when the Seahawks come to town.
Starting O plays at LEAST the first half. More, if necessary. Too many new moving parts, and the only way to gel is with snaps together.
Keenum and Mannion get the 3rd and 4th quarters. Davis is a goner and has no trade value worth showcasing.
Focus on Rhaney, Wichmann, Donnal, and Reynolds at LG. we need to identify a legit backup OG. Forget Washington except maybe in late 4th quarter. He's not the answer, anyway.
Give Quick some targets. Just make it happen, dammit! He needs to knock off a helluva lot of rust and also maintain his new found confidence.
Weinke needs to watch Foles' footwork and processing of progressions. I expected more from both Weinke and Foles in those areas.
Hope to see targets for our peripheral WR candidates. Would love to find a gem there in case Tavon disappoints and it would make Chase Reynolds expendable in the process.
The D is pretty much set and doesn't need the snaps nearly as much as the O, so they can start coming off the field in the 2nd qtr for all I care. But load up snaps for the backup candidates BIG time. Lots of decisions to be made at DL, LB, CB, and S. I am particularly interested in Hager, Roberson, Claiborne, Alexander, and Bryant.
I justify the slight extra injury risk to the starting O in extending their play (possibly even into the 3rd qtr) by the obvious need to gel together. Five new starters on O plus a LOT starting only his 9th NFL game cries out for the work. The first 2 games have certainly demonstrated that much! It will pay dividends when the Seahawks come to town.
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