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I concur, it's called "practice" and being a former HS QB, I remember trying to thread the needle on some passes that I would have NEVER attempted in a game. Like others have said, AM is a student of the game and he is teaching and learning, that's what practice is all about...

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Wartdawg wrote: I can totally see a student of the game like AM taking some chances in practice to see if the
DB's are making the right reads and playing aggressive enough to make the break on the ball when
it's the right time to take a chance. One thing you are concerned about with young pups is
that they have the confidence to play aggressive and aren't being too tentative. AM's not going
to make those same throws in a real game.

In a nut shell Brother, you are dead on. Both counts.

Follow up to my first post. While out running honey do's this afternoon it came to mind what else my good bud said about our "D"

What comes with the unseen speed is all of them even the freshman know what to do when they get to the ball. If it moves and is wearing a different uniform hit it hard wrap up and tackle to the ground.

CTG gave out holy hell when JJ rolled off the pile and went for a TD in practice when nobody wrapped up the runner.

Can see some extra running in their future

Great point on AM working with our "D" no question in my mind that's him in teaching mode. Who better to learn from when it comes to the passing game.

Buc enjoy your surf and turf - the blessing of family and good food as you noted God is good "Go Dawgs"

Thanks yankeedawg1.

Company brought some "good looking tails" to Merritt Island.

Folks there is some really good football chatter going on in this thread.