I don't take Amari for granted at all, the offense turned a corner when he got here. Great to have an elite WR vet who is willing to mentor these young dynamic WRs.
This is why I don't give a fuck about whatever antics Thomas pulled in Baltimore. He's a competitor of the highest order, when he gets between the lines I trust him.
Charles Haley literally shit on a coach's car before we traded for him and won 3 Super Bowls, so, yea.
It's not easy to really deduce what linemen are doing during practice, especially at field level, and especially for an untrained eye like Helman, which would explain why he's not seeing much from guys like Gallimore and Biadasz.
With that said, Lamb was always going to be the most impressive rookie no matter what.