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If Kordell Stewart and Bubby Brister had a love child it would be named Justin Fields
Kaboly: Fields looks like Ben and like Mark Malone
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We can only hope for the boom, wouldn’t that be lucky
Will we get the Fields that couldn’t beat out Stetson Bennett for a starting job
Or the Fields that almost won something at OSU
Hopefully the latter
He didn’t mean it in a positive way, his comments suggested he would show favoritism based off race. Then he wouldn’t expand on it further looking guilty. Cooch has a history of racial comments so no I am not trying to turn it into a bad thing the originator of the comment did that just fine without my assistance. His fear was Fields would suck but he would stay with him just because he was his buddy like Harvin. One thing mentoring a black player it is another saying he is showing favoritism due to his skin pigmentation. That isn’t a good implication.
He doesn't resemble Malone at all. Fields doesn't even have a mustache. Plus Malone was white.
In this picture Fields has some resemblance to Mahomes. Good omen!
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Must be that they're all Baptists.
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You are a sick *******, but I enjoy all your great post(s) along the way.
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Some people say he's looked good some say he hasnt. It's 7 on 7 skel and Kaboly is not a coach
Same as saying Pickett is best q at Eagles OTAs. I might be in minority but I'd like to see Wilson take a minor three game injury. Finding out if they need to draft a q or not is worth more then groundhog day repeat to me.
Same as saying Pickett is best q at Eagles OTAs. I might be in minority but I'd like to see Wilson take a minor three game injury. Finding out if they need to draft a q or not is worth more then groundhog day repeat to me.
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Your feigned obtuseness has already been acknowledged. No one said racial anything.
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My biggest concern is he's missing the most critical skill of successful NFL QBs: the intangible skill of knowing where and when to throw the football. And that doesn't seem to be a skill that can be taught. Montana and Brady proved this skill was paramount. His x-Bear coaches talk about him just endlessly "staring" out into the playing field, never figuring anything out.
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It sure would be nice to see Fields in an in-game situation that counts. We will probably see it before all is said and done for 2024.
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part of me hopes not only Wilson as well as fields do well cuz they are steelers and KP suks cuz hes as an eagle but dont want to hear all season how mansgement screwed up the qb situation while we go 9-8 or 8-9! KP looked all buff and cut over there for the eagles While hitting every receiver in site! While we are watch the second coming of kordell+mark malone geez us! Is all I can say!
K cooch.
Why we bustin' on this guy? I thought it was cool when Magnum PI played quarterback for the Steelers on weekends in between solving crimes.
Especially when he took a bullet to the shoulder every three episodes. Most QBs wouldn't be able to shake that off.
And he had those cool Dobermans.
Chicago didnt develop Fields... I have little hope we will either...
chicago started him too early and then instead of pushing him to be a pass first qb, basically let him over rely on his athleticism to get by...
chicago started him too early and then instead of pushing him to be a pass first qb, basically let him over rely on his athleticism to get by...
I give Smith a fighting chance to develop him if he isn’t roadblocked.
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Malone looked great this day in 1984, put up 52. 1984 was before we knew the dynasty was over.
And this will be #4 OC.
Hardly stable yet. On a one year contract. As a backup.
I’m sure stability isn’t quite his description this year either.
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I honestly had more confidence in Dwayne Haskins developing when they brought him in than I do in Fields. Not that I expected him to, but thought he had a better chance.
Though he wasn't good in Washington, I think Haskins showed more talent as a
pocket passer than Fields did in Chicago.
Though he wasn't good in Washington, I think Haskins showed more talent as a
pocket passer than Fields did in Chicago.
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Nice find. I lived in San Diego at the time. Did some ministry work with Gill Byrd, and was friends with Miles McPherson. SD had the #1 offense and the last place defense in those days.
Malone could have looked better than he did over all. Not sure why it never really happened. He could get rattled it seemed.
We are a stable situation ??? lol
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SD did have legendary BAD D in those days, for sure. Even in 1980, Terry's last playoff year I think, their D was bad but the O was still good enough to beat us in Pgh. If memory serves they went on to lose to Cinci in the "cold as balls" bowl in the AFCC game. No, that was in 1981, I'm not sure. 1980 was Bradshaw's last postseason though.
Definitely have become the island of misfit toys. However, if Pickett was leaving I don't see hiw they could have done better unless they made a huge move on Cousins or to a lesser extent Mayfield.
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