Chandler isn’t it.

[AGRforever]

Unfortunately, we need some RB help. Chandler isn’t it. 

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I really like Chandler, think he is a very capable, versatile backup.  OL is garbage tonight and he is getting hit as soon as he gets the ball, but if he has any kind of opening he does a great job of slicing through it.  He has also been open in the flat consistently tonight and Mullens not looking for him at all. 

[Guest]

Those runs up the middle suck, there is no blocking 

[Guest]

@Vikergirl said:
Those runs up the middle suck, there is no blocking 

Where have I seen that before?

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@kmillard said:

@Vikergirl said:
Those runs up the middle suck, there is no blocking 

Where have I seen that before?

Our own version of insanity...expecting the OL to better every year.

[Guest]

Again I ask: what the hell good is preseason for? You can't tell a damn thing about anything. Its a shit show.

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@StickyBun said:
Again I ask: what the hell good is preseason for? You can't tell a damn thing about anything. Its a shit show.

You can tell your back up plan isn't very good,   now just pray your primary plan is much much better.

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@JimmyinSD said:

@StickyBun said:
Again I ask: what the hell good is preseason for? You can't tell a damn thing about anything. Its a shit show.

You can tell your back up plan isn't very good,   now just pray your primary plan is much much better.

Well, not sure even how much you find out in this scenario about backups. Its just controlled chaos. If you brought a few of these guys up for plays with the starters, they might shine. Or greatly improve. But when the 3rd string OT is next to you with the backup center and you're the OG between them and they both run a different play then what's called or get annihilated by the 3rd string NT, how good could you possibly look? Its just a dumb structure for $$$$ for the owners (preseason games). Every year, less starters are exposed to these useless games.

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Preseason games seem to become more and more meaningless with every passing year. A few years ago, the 3rd game was the game you could see the starters for a series or two. Now very few teams expose their starters or their schemes in any of these games. Since we're talking about 90 man rosters that means about half of the players on the field last night will not make NFL rosters. 

Cut it to two games or eliminate it entirely and do this shit in joint practices. 

[Guest]

Well most here have been watching football long enough to know 12 and 23 are not good.