I like the turf times recap, and article, and both of your responses.
I am looking forward to seeing Bortles.
Imagine he'll get quite a few of the reps during the course of preseason; They'll be plenty to celebrate and lament.
For all his brains, Mannion just never was competitive when he was at the helm. Whether that's all his fault, I don't know.
Bortles ought to an improvement: Purely if for no other reason than all the regular season snaps he's taken. Recognition, and poise under pressure hold a good portion of operating in this game of violence.
I'll be contrarian about Joyner. He did have some lapses, and yet he did have sections of play that were strong.
We didn't get to the Super Bowl without him.
Using the tag was hopeful, and helped retain a guy who'd had an amazing 2017 season.
That he got big money out of the Raiders bothers me not. He suffered through the Rams bad games of Fisher, too.
The revised offensive line remains my biggest concern.
We've been through a decade of bad line play.
Sure, the ever admired A. Kromer is a fine coach, but this all has to come together.
Thus, that #13 refers to Bobby Evan doesn't soothe my nerves.
Lot of time before August gets here.
