DenverRaven

Well, there's always golf on Sundays. Could be your cup of tea.

Forgot Tali was on the team, heh. That's freaking interesting, man.

Forgot Tali was on the team, heh. That's freaking interesting, man.

It's way too early for knee-jerking imo. Joe was rattled yesterday, who wouldn't be? That line was swiss cheese and Mack was mauling over everyone he faced. If Stanley and Lewis can get back to full health soon, then I think we'll be fine. They still need time to gel. We're 3-1. I'm ok with that haha.

Who would you replace him with? I'm genuinely curious as to what your solution is to this "big issue" If you don't understand how much affect the OL play has on the QB, then maybe I'm not all that curious.

Yeah was thinking this too. No reason to shuffle anyone. Hurst isn't great, but he's the only legit back-up LT we have. No need to disrupt the entire line.

It sure is nice to finally have some depth at OL. Has Wagner ever taken snaps at LT for us?

No doubt. Guess we'll see on Friday. Really don't want to see Hurst out there this weekend.

I'm guessing it's the same foot that's been bothering him the last few weeks. Gonna assume he plays at this point. He said it himself, that it would take a lot for him to miss a game.

Yup. Questionable seems more like probable now.

I just noticed the other thread about replacing Lewis and Zuttah. I know Castillo and Harbs are high on Lewis, but Urschel has been healthy the last two weeks, so I guess it's just a matter of how Lewis continues to hold up. Are you thinking that change comes pretty soon?

Got it, got it, and got it. I thought Urschel was being groomed for that position, but now I'm not sure where I got that from. Zuttah must not be 100%, as his last two games have been pretty bad. Possible we might move on after 2016? Looks like his dead money is $2.2 with a cap savings of $2.4...

Maybe it's nothing, or maybe we see Urcshel at center? Hmmm. Doom is probably gonna be limited no matter what this weekend. Hopefully Levine plays.

For real. If this were last season, this team would have never come back. It's pretty easy to pack it up and call it a game when you're down 3 scores. Good teams find ways to win these games, average teams might make a comeback, but average teams don't shut it down for the next 45 minutes, and assemble a 5 point win.

Less drops in clutch situations would be good though. Thing about DT, he's a great blocker. That's something that doesn't really get talked about, and Perriman has shown some of that in limited snaps.

We showed killer instinct on Sunday. In fact, it was the first time I remember us showing any in a few seasons. Trestman's playcalling might have been a little suspect in the second half, but he killed the Bills on that final drive.

I'm glad they don't say much anymore. The fanbase can't seem to handle any poor news these days. I mean, here we are...

If he doesn't show up by the end of year two, then I'll worry.

Pretty sure you don't trade back a couple times when you're in panic mode.

I see a 17-14 type-game. Same as it ever was.

We just won a game with two rookies on the left side of the line, a QB who tore two knee ligaments 9 months ago, and questions at nearly every position. Did I mention we did that against a pretty solid, good, not great team, who has some lofty expectations and high-caliber play makers? This team has a ton of potential. Stay healthy, tidy up the pass rush, work on the run game, let Joe continue to knock off the rust.

I want this team to come out and prove they aren't the same old, slow start, bend don't break (but still break) team. I expect this team to come out of the gate with a slow start, break, and still win the game.

I say we let the fans draft and coach. Cue circus music.

I'm happy for Perriman. Nervous, sure. But, overall I'm just happy that he's going to get another shot. I'm sure the dude has been beside himself over all of this. Anyone who has played competitive sports, or takes part in any sport, knows it's crushing to be injured. If you've been there, you know how tough it can be getting over the mental hump. Perriman has the cards staked against him, he's been dealt two major setbacks, injuries to both knees, loss of helpful reps, and on top of that the fanbase has marred the poor kid in "bust" terminology. I hope he balls out, and makes a lot of people eat their words. Gotta make it through practice first, but he's gonna get his shot and that's a huge step forward for his head.

This can't be stated enough. Stanley looked incredibly polished for a rookie. It blew me away how solid he looked in all facets of the game.