Wife and I were just talking about that.
And he seems totally bored doing it. Even his voice.
He has that plastic surgery swelling. It's not as bad a Donatella Versace, but still...
Jamon Brown suspended 2 games
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And he seems totally bored doing it. Even his voice.
He has that plastic surgery swelling. It's not as bad a Donatella Versace, but still...
Correct, but here's my point;
We have basically two types of backup players;
2nd and 3rd year players that *may*, but more than likely *won't*, dramatically improve enough to start 2 games.
And rookies.
The rookies I'm going to pretty much dismiss out of hand for several reasons;
They don't even know the snap count yet and even after Camp ends they will have no real full-time game experience versus full-time starters.
Rookie offensive lineman really need to earn the trust of the coaches more than almost any position.
Remember, to be one of the two game-day actives they are going to have to be able to back up two positions.
The chance of a rookie surpassing these second and third year players is pretty slim.
2nd and 3rd year players;
Darrell Williams ?
Eldrenkamp ?
Neary ?
We probably only keep one of them period.
The only guy I see there who's not a rookie and has proven himself is Blythe.
JMO.
What is cool about our little difference of opinion is that we will know when game 1 rolls around.
At least with Jamon Brown sitting this gives a chance for a rookie to be a game-day active.
And as Snead and Kromer have already mentioned, they pick players for their mental ability as well as their proven skills.
That does boost the probability somewhat that a rookie *could* start.
And if a rookie does beat out Blythe that would be a really good thing because it would show he's a smart player.
But I'm still going with Blythe.
At least with Jamon Brown sitting this gives a chance for a rookie to be a game-day active.
And as Snead and Kromer have already mentioned, they pick players for their mental ability as well as their proven skills.
That does boost the probability somewhat that a rookie *could* start.
And if a rookie does beat out Blythe that would be a really good thing because it would show he's a smart player.
But I'm still going with Blythe.