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Steele will tell us a lot about this coaching staff, if he's a complete bust who looks barely improved over last year it'll show that they're happy to bury their heads in the sand for their pet cats. If he's progressed to simply being a below average starting player then you'll have to give them a bunch of credit.
Philbin is a generally solid OL coach so I'm just hoping they're right.
Philbin is a generally solid OL coach so I'm just hoping they're right.
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Playing Hooker/Kazee together can definitely work. While both are more FS than SS they're both decent tacklers and Kazee is used to being closer to the LOS/in the box since was a CB coming out of college and spent plenty of time in the slot.
I'm sure Kearse will rotate in as a box safety as well, but I'd like to see Hooker/Kazee get the majority of the pure safety reps.
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He was pretty good when he was at Tech but I just think he is having issues adjusting to the speed of the NFL.
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No shit, he's probably our best hope at getting some sort of pressure on Herbert, along with Armstrong.
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What does it say?
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Dont go off my lack of Raider power. I really don't get a chance to watch them anymore since Im smack in the middle of Baylor/shorthorn country. Top that off with them not being good for several years now and their TV exposure is not so good for me. I really didnt know much about him other than he went there.
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A Jaylon Smith quasi-endorsement. I feel so much better now. Sarcasm font
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I don't give one shit what Jaylon Smith has to say about technique or any of that other shit he said in that quote.
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Maybe don't say that.
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Dallas Cowboys vs. Los Angeles Chargers odds, picks and predictions: Expert predictions for Week 2 game
By The Athletic NFL Staff Sep 16, 2021
The Chargers had one of the stranger line movements in week 1, starting as favorites and closing as the underdog. That ultimately didn’t matter as Los Angeles beat the Washington Football Team 20-16 on the road. Justin Herbert threw a go-ahead touchdown pass in the fourth quarter and overcame a two-turnover afternoon by running the final 6:43 off the clock to preserve the win, including four third-down conversions to extend the drive. The Chargers opened as three-point favorites at home against the Cowboys in Week 2.
Dallas was on its way to 1-0 before Tom Brady orchestrated a winning drive late to sink the Cowboys 31-29. It would be easy to panic over Ezekiel Elliott’s 33 rushing yards or the 431 yards conceded to the Bucs. But Dak Prescott looked great in returning from a dislocated ankle that ended his 2020 season after five games. Prescott threw the ball 58 times, completing 42 passes for 391 yards and three touchdowns with one interception. The defense’s four takeaways is also a positive sign moving forward.
Odds, Over/Under, Moneyline
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All odds from BetMGM. Odds updated at 6 p.m. ET Thursday. Click here for live odds.
Storylines for Cowboys – Chargers
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By The Athletic NFL Staff Sep 16, 2021
The Chargers had one of the stranger line movements in week 1, starting as favorites and closing as the underdog. That ultimately didn’t matter as Los Angeles beat the Washington Football Team 20-16 on the road. Justin Herbert threw a go-ahead touchdown pass in the fourth quarter and overcame a two-turnover afternoon by running the final 6:43 off the clock to preserve the win, including four third-down conversions to extend the drive. The Chargers opened as three-point favorites at home against the Cowboys in Week 2.
Dallas was on its way to 1-0 before Tom Brady orchestrated a winning drive late to sink the Cowboys 31-29. It would be easy to panic over Ezekiel Elliott’s 33 rushing yards or the 431 yards conceded to the Bucs. But Dak Prescott looked great in returning from a dislocated ankle that ended his 2020 season after five games. Prescott threw the ball 58 times, completing 42 passes for 391 yards and three touchdowns with one interception. The defense’s four takeaways is also a positive sign moving forward.
Odds, Over/Under, Moneyline
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Storylines for Cowboys – Chargers
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| Writer | Pick |
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| Jay Morrison |  Buccaneers |
| Mark Kaboly | Buccaneers |
| Chris Burke | Buccaneers |
| Michael-Shawn Dugar | Buccaneers |
| Tashan Reed | Buccaneers |
| Nick Kosmider | Buccaneers |
| Katherine Terrell | Buccaneers |
| Ted Nguyen | Buccaneers |