So its QB Cam Ward going to the Titans/QB2

[MaroonBells]

https://www.golongtd.com/p/gl-pod-jj-mcc...on-rodgers

Really interesting podcast here between Tyler Dunne and Matthew Coller. I think it requires a subscription (bonus is you get McGinn's content). But there is a lot of stuff in this I wasn't aware of, including the Rodgers interest (legit due mostly to concerns about JJ's recovery and the big investments in the roster), JJ McCarthy's skillset ("they said we were getting Matt Hasselbeck; we might have gotten John Elway"), his IT factor (real moxie and magnetism), his improvement (terrible at OTAs, improved dramatically by training camp), his injury (worse than ACL according to a surgeon Coller spoke with) and subsequent weight loss ("wasn't supposed to happen"). They also mention a couple things about AR that might call into question that A+ character. 

After Coller goes into detail about McCarthy's IT factor. Dunne says this...

"The opposite would be Anthony Richardson. He received a ticket for driving 105 in a 60 MPH zone at 4:11 am outside of Gainesville in April of 22....Did he learn from it? Two months later--TWO MONTHS!--he is apparently drunk at the Manning Passing Academy at Nichols State University. Police angry when Richardson leaned against the squad car. Manning staffers whisked him away in a van and Richardson apparently was screaming obscenities at the officers while they left the scene."

[JustInTime]

https://www.golongtd.com/p/gl-pod-jj-mcc...on-rodgers

Really interesting podcast here between Tyler Dunne and Matthew Coller. I think it requires a subscription (bonus is you get McGinn's content). But there is a lot of stuff in this I wasn't aware of, including the Rodgers interest (legit due mostly to concerns about JJ's recovery and the big investments in the roster), JJ McCarthy's skillset ("they said we were getting Matt Hasselbeck; we might have gotten John Elway"), his IT factor (real moxie and magnetism), his improvement (terrible at OTAs, improved dramatically by training camp), his injury (worse than ACL according to a surgeon Coller spoke with) and subsequent weight loss ("wasn't supposed to happen"). They also mention a couple things about AR that might call into question that A+ character. 

After Coller goes into detail about McCarthy's IT factor. Dunne says this...

"The opposite would be Anthony Richardson. He received a ticket for driving 105 in a 60 MPH zone at 4:11 am outside of Gainesville in April of 22....Did he learn from it? Two months later--TWO MONTHS!--he is apparently drunk at the Manning Passing Academy at Nichols State University. Police angry when Richardson leaned against the squad car. Manning staffers whisked him away in a van and Richardson apparently was screaming obscenities at the officers while they left the scene."

Whoa! That’s nuts! I heard Richardson was the kind of guy who cleaned up the locker room after his teammates left a mess.

[purplefaithful]

https://www.golongtd.com/p/gl-pod-jj-mcc...on-rodgers

Really interesting podcast here between Tyler Dunne and Matthew Coller. I think it requires a subscription (bonus is you get McGinn's content). But there is a lot of stuff in this I wasn't aware of, including the Rodgers interest (legit due mostly to concerns about JJ's recovery and the big investments in the roster), JJ McCarthy's skillset ("they said we were getting Matt Hasselbeck; we might have gotten John Elway"), his IT factor (real moxie and magnetism), his improvement (terrible at OTAs, improved dramatically by training camp), his injury (worse than ACL according to a surgeon Coller spoke with) and subsequent weight loss ("wasn't supposed to happen"). They also mention a couple things about AR that might call into question that A+ character. 

After Coller goes into detail about McCarthy's IT factor. Dunne says this...

"The opposite would be Anthony Richardson. He received a ticket for driving 105 in a 60 MPH zone at 4:11 am outside of Gainesville in April of 22....Did he learn from it? Two months later--TWO MONTHS!--he is apparently drunk at the Manning Passing Academy at Nichols State University. Police angry when Richardson leaned against the squad car. Manning staffers whisked him away in a van and Richardson apparently was screaming obscenities at the officers while they left the scene."

Once you get past the first 10 minutes? A very good listen!! 

Not fire-walled.

[StickierBuns]

https://www.golongtd.com/p/gl-pod-jj-mcc...on-rodgers

Really interesting podcast here between Tyler Dunne and Matthew Coller. I think it requires a subscription (bonus is you get McGinn's content). But there is a lot of stuff in this I wasn't aware of, including the Rodgers interest (legit due mostly to concerns about JJ's recovery and the big investments in the roster), JJ McCarthy's skillset ("they said we were getting Matt Hasselbeck; we might have gotten John Elway"), his IT factor (real moxie and magnetism), his improvement (terrible at OTAs, improved dramatically by training camp), his injury (worse than ACL according to a surgeon Coller spoke with) and subsequent weight loss ("wasn't supposed to happen"). They also mention a couple things about AR that might call into question that A+ character. 

After Coller goes into detail about McCarthy's IT factor. Dunne says this...

"The opposite would be Anthony Richardson. He received a ticket for driving 105 in a 60 MPH zone at 4:11 am outside of Gainesville in April of 22....Did he learn from it? Two months later--TWO MONTHS!--he is apparently drunk at the Manning Passing Academy at Nichols State University. Police angry when Richardson leaned against the squad car. Manning staffers whisked him away in a van and Richardson apparently was screaming obscenities at the officers while they left the scene."

This is just two young guys talking, right? Neither has true inside information. I think that to say the weight loss wasn't 'supposed to happen' and his injury was 'worse than an ACL' is completely off. Both Pete Bercich and Ben Leber said the day after his infamous appearance on the sidelines in the playoff loss that its completely normal and a doctor's advice to lose weight to put less pressure on the knee until if fully heals, its a fairly recent medical way of rehabbing. And if the injury was 'worse than an ACL' he wouldn't have been golfing 2 weeks ago in Mexico.

[JustInTime]

Worse than an ACL? As far as I know there isn’t an ACL procedure you can opt for that puts you back on the field in about 6 weeks.

[MaroonBells]

Worse than an ACL? As far as I know there isn’t an ACL procedure you can opt for that puts you back on the field in about 6 weeks.

No there isn't, but I get the impression that an ACL is pretty cut and dried. Simple surgery. Out one year. A meniscus has two options. Removal and repair. Sounds like you might be referring to the removal? Which can get you back on the field fairly quickly, but hey, no meniscus. I think it's pretty obvious the JJ and the Vikings made the right call.

[JustInTime]

No there isn't, but I get the impression that an ACL is pretty cut and dried. Simple surgery. Out one year. A meniscus has two options. Removal and repair. Sounds like you might be referring to the removal? Which can get you back on the field fairly quickly, but hey, no meniscus. I think it's pretty obvious the JJ and the Vikings made the right call.

I believe it’s a trim vs repair. But, I didn’t even stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.