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Who is this year's senior breakthrough?
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Which itself is well documented.RaceBannon said:
This is the home of the well documented fumbling problemFremontTroll said:
People love to draw iron clad conclusions from limited data.Peterman said:Problem with Chico is since he broke his ankle he fumbles every time he is hit.
Hope he figures out the mental part and balls out
He touched the ball 13 times last year. He fumbled 3 times.
Is that enough of a pattern to conclude he had a mental problem? Or was it an unlucky fluke? Who the eff knows.
What we do know is 2016 Chico was 27th in the nation with 18.5 yards per reception and scored 6 TDs. He was dynamic and he changed the way defenses had to play against Browning's noodle arm because of his explosive abilities.
Reports are from training camp that Chico is back to his old form. Is that true or just standard camp talk about guys working harder than ever? Who knows but there is no physical reason he can't come back from that type of injury. And I don't buy the mental crap. -
It's well documented this is the home of the well documented fumbling problem.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Which itself is well documented.RaceBannon said:
This is the home of the well documented fumbling problemFremontTroll said:
People love to draw iron clad conclusions from limited data.Peterman said:Problem with Chico is since he broke his ankle he fumbles every time he is hit.
Hope he figures out the mental part and balls out
He touched the ball 13 times last year. He fumbled 3 times.
Is that enough of a pattern to conclude he had a mental problem? Or was it an unlucky fluke? Who the eff knows.
What we do know is 2016 Chico was 27th in the nation with 18.5 yards per reception and scored 6 TDs. He was dynamic and he changed the way defenses had to play against Browning's noodle arm because of his explosive abilities.
Reports are from training camp that Chico is back to his old form. Is that true or just standard camp talk about guys working harder than ever? Who knows but there is no physical reason he can't come back from that type of injury. And I don't buy the mental crap. -
It's well documented, all the way down.dnc said:
It's well documented this is the home of the well documented fumbling problem.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Which itself is well documented.RaceBannon said:
This is the home of the well documented fumbling problemFremontTroll said:
People love to draw iron clad conclusions from limited data.Peterman said:Problem with Chico is since he broke his ankle he fumbles every time he is hit.
Hope he figures out the mental part and balls out
He touched the ball 13 times last year. He fumbled 3 times.
Is that enough of a pattern to conclude he had a mental problem? Or was it an unlucky fluke? Who the eff knows.
What we do know is 2016 Chico was 27th in the nation with 18.5 yards per reception and scored 6 TDs. He was dynamic and he changed the way defenses had to play against Browning's noodle arm because of his explosive abilities.
Reports are from training camp that Chico is back to his old form. Is that true or just standard camp talk about guys working harder than ever? Who knows but there is no physical reason he can't come back from that type of injury. And I don't buy the mental crap. -
I'll go with Chico. I've never been a big fan but I know he's super quick and a nightmare for any linebacker who gets stuck with him. He could come through with some big plays.
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I gotta go with Chico. Heard his name called out a ton during fall camp. Sounds like he's got his fire for the game back too.
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Race Bannon obviously. He's on the verge of winning the Circle Jerk Tourney.Sources said:Who is this year's senior breakthrough
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GrundleStiltzkin said:
It's well documented, all the way down.dnc said:
It's well documented this is the home of the well documented fumbling problem.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Which itself is well documented.RaceBannon said:
This is the home of the well documented fumbling problemFremontTroll said:
People love to draw iron clad conclusions from limited data.Peterman said:Problem with Chico is since he broke his ankle he fumbles every time he is hit.
Hope he figures out the mental part and balls out
He touched the ball 13 times last year. He fumbled 3 times.
Is that enough of a pattern to conclude he had a mental problem? Or was it an unlucky fluke? Who the eff knows.
What we do know is 2016 Chico was 27th in the nation with 18.5 yards per reception and scored 6 TDs. He was dynamic and he changed the way defenses had to play against Browning's noodle arm because of his explosive abilities.
Reports are from training camp that Chico is back to his old form. Is that true or just standard camp talk about guys working harder than ever? Who knows but there is no physical reason he can't come back from that type of injury. And I don't buy the mental crap.
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People forget I nicknamed Wellington “Beef”. People forget I call him Beef Wellington.Sources said:Last year BBK gave a resounding fuck you to DDY and co. Before that we had Tupou and others.
This year? My money (though admittedly I'm a pour) is on Wellington, though that's more based on hope than any actual analysis. -
Fuller is getting drafted this season. He’s got talent. NFL scouts have already taken notice. He’s been productive with Browning; if he can tier up w/ Eason his stock will continue to rise. He’s one of our only returning consistent producers on offense..it’s not his fault he had Browning throwing to him. I love him this year.
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3 fumbles on 13 touches is fucking abysmal thoFremontTroll said:
People love to draw iron clad conclusions from limited data.Peterman said:Problem with Chico is since he broke his ankle he fumbles every time he is hit.
Hope he figures out the mental part and balls out
He touched the ball 13 times last year. He fumbled 3 times.
Is that enough of a pattern to conclude he had a mental problem? Or was it an unlucky fluke? Who the eff knows.
What we do know is 2016 Chico was 27th in the nation with 18.5 yards per reception and scored 6 TDs. He was dynamic and he changed the way defenses had to play against Browning's noodle arm because of his explosive abilities.
Reports are from training camp that Chico is back to his old form. Is that true or just standard camp talk about guys working harder than ever? Who knows but there is no physical reason he can't come back from that type of injury. And I don't buy the mental crap.
