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So what happens in Ep 2? Scott, what are some examples of this coaching incompetence?

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I actually like Jackson and am surprised he didn't go higher. Yes, he needs a lot of refinement but the upside is there.

Ding ding ding I want to retract my former comment about this being semi-propaganda. More like total propaganda.

^^ Sounds like a semi-propaganda piece

Opinion or word from your source?

That would mean the Joneses admitting they were wrong about Dak, which isn't in Jones DNA.

Thanks for the life lesson, Hostile.

You'll do well here, I can tell.

Is his toupee shrinking? Imagine how great he'll look at 90.

If only we had coaches who taught that sort of thing

Bingo. They're blaming it all on the Zeke suspension and a couple of injuries. Of course they never consider that it's football, and people will get hurt again this year -- quite possibly worse than this year. When's the last time we lost a truly key player to a season-ending injury? Sean...

He doesn't mind paying his own guys because that makes him look like the genius drafting/personnel man he thinks he is.

They don't trade because they way overvalue their own players, and they don't sign FAs anymore because Stephen is a cheap ass.

I don't think in anyone else's mind though...

Nope, I've always thought so, too. Guys like him who have obvious physical talent but bounce from team to team and never really amount to anything almost always have something wrong going on we don't see... bad practice habits, not a good professional, lots of mental mistakes, etc.

It's probably not really his...

Can't wait to see the inside scoop on the creation of Garrett's latest t-shirt slogan

Amen. Jerry can't help himself when it comes to these reclamation projects, though. Besides trying to show how risky he is -- which he gets off on for some reason -- he loves rehabbing these troubled players, whether it be Alonzo Spellman or Pacman or TO or Dez. But yeah, terrible message...

It's great seeing Jerry get his comeuppance. I'm sure he was buying the stories that he was the most powerful man in the league, even more than the commissioner, but now he's learning he's one of 32 and can't attack his fellow owners with impunity.