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His worst drop year was 2022. He had three. For his career, he has a total of four drops on 131 targets for a 3% drop rate. NFL average is 6.7

They are running slants successfully in practice. That's an enormous upgrade that will be unveiled. Wasn't on the playbook the last three years.

Fun fact. His dad is Gary Pettis...

Any DB that gets cut from us is likely to land a job elsewhere. Very deep group when you have starter quality backups. Barring injury, Dante Pettis makes the team. Makes me happy, because I've always liked him. He's days better than Scott and plays faster.

Take it back! ??

Is it free?

I'm still hoping they play healthy starters in all games. It doesn't have to be a lot, but I want Caleb to be in rhythm.

I stand corrected. I'll take Scott Pioli's word a hundred out of a hundred times over the Windy City Gridiron...

I read that Poles matched the Falcon's offer of a 3rd rounder. The Patriots chose the Falcon's 3rd, thinking it will be a better pick than the Bears. It's pretty cool to think that they think we'll be better than the Falcon's.

Cheers brothers! ? You are appreciated...

Wheeler can scoot. Has hands like a rattle snake though...

This is is a polarizing topic. I'm on the other end of it, with believing guys need the time to develop muscle memory and thicker skin.

We are solid everywhere except C1, RG1 and EDGE 2. Fingers crossed on Booker

I'm excited to see him this weekend. He'll get more than a handful of snaps with the starters. We know the pass rush promise is there. If he's going to be our "rookie" Micah Parsons, the run game has to get up to average. He acknowledged that he has a way to go on that regard.

Totally agree. His interview, after the game, was great. Surprisingly, it's kinda coming naturally to him. That's a really good sign.

Jurko said he looked great against guys that will be mowing lawns in a few weeks. He's looking forward to seeing him work with the first team next week, as Sweat probably won't play.

Run play was the correct call. It should not have been a deep set slow developing run play. The OL win the LOS and Waldron blew it.

He took a sack cause he couldn't find a guy, then threw a check down on third and long. Same player...

I like that Flus is listening to Saban. I really liked his advice. It was clear that Flus got the message.

His initiation tribute to America was hilarious. Flus calls him the eagle...?

I saw it more as, the team really loves this guy and Poles was hoping he got a steal. Now, the young man has next year to try again.

My guess it's for giving him RB training for the new dynamic kickoff. His footwork, timing and acceleration in hitting holes will be crucial.

If there is no stunt and/or blitz, the EDGE rusher usually goes on feel. If you get a tackle with happy feet, you bull rush him and put him on skates. If you get a QB like Fields, scheme rushes are best to keep containment up the middle and outside. There are so many factors and I'm only speaking D1 level in college. I didn't play in college, but my best friend was a D1 EDGE and played in Europe until he was 35. Each level is a huge elevation in complexity.

Same. That's why I asked, because it seemed intentional.

This guy does a decent job breaking down Booker from the HOF game. It's almost like they are wanting Booker to practice the QB moving up in the pocket as if Sweat will force that response. Tell me what you see.