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Breaking Dylan to portal

maybe we can get a replacement for Barney that can run through a strong gust of wind without falling down
The funny thing about Barney is I feel like he and Wan'Dale are similar builds/profiles.

The difference is Wan'Dale was tough AF for his size. Could you imagine Barney playing RB? LOL

If Barney were tougher and able to run through some arm tackles, he'd be a dude.
 
It sure seemed to me that Raiola’s was spooked in the pocket, he froze waiting to get hit and hurt. Some say he held onto the ball not wanting to hurt his completion %, maybe that is accurate, but to me he looked spooked.

When programs realize that Dylan will be bringing helicopter parents and maybe younger brother for a price, it is going to be interesting to see how badly they want him. I wish him well, not broken hearted.
 
The funny thing about Barney is I feel like he and Wan'Dale are similar builds/profiles.

The difference is Wan'Dale was tough AF for his size. Could you imagine Barney playing RB? LOL

If Barney were tougher and able to run through some arm tackles, he'd be a dude.
I think Barney is plenty tough. He just gets tackled easily. The hits he takes and gets up from are scary.
 
Good luck to DR. The writing on the wall has been there for a while. I stated it earlier this year, but Rhule couldn't turn away from a legacy 5* QB, but our offense would be better off with a more mobile presence at QB and more resources directed at our interior lines. Ideally we go get Sorsby or similar. Minimally, we have to find depth to legitimately challenge Lateef and improve the whole QB room. I'm higher on TJ than most, but I don't think TJ can be relied upon playing his style at his size for a full slate.
 
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