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9 hours ago, Procus said:

 

Shocker!  :lol:

 

2 hours ago, time2rock said:

Shocker!  :lol:

 

More on that one @time2rock

https://www.nfl.com/news/commanders-not-overly-concerned-carson-wentz-accuracy-issues?campaign=Twitter_atn

Commanders not 'overly concerned' about Carson Wentz's accuracy issues early in camp

Published: Aug 09, 2022 at 08:10 AM
Headshot_Author_Kevin-Patra_2020

Washington Commanders quarterback Carson Wentz has experienced an up-and-down training camp, with accuracy issues characterizing the signal-caller's play.

Wentz's inaccuracy has been a daily comment from reporters at Commanders camp, but coach Ron Rivera said over the weekend that he's not "overly concerned" about the issue.

"There's a lot of little nuances that we see and look at and get to review," Rivera said, via NBC Sports Washington. "There are some inaccuracies, but it's nothing that we are overly concerned about. You see what's going on and how things are developing, you see the timing and just understand the feeling of what's going on with our concept. So, we will continue to grow and work on it."

Consistency has been Wentz's bugaboo throughout his career, particularly regarding accuracy. Nothing has changed as he moved from Indy to Washington. Some plays, Wentz will make a "wow" throw; the next, he'll airmail an open receiver.

Wentz's view of the situation was similar to Rivera's, with the quarterback noting it's still early in the process.

"It feels good, could definitely get better," Wentz said about the offense's rhythm. "But it's still early, we're only two weeks into camp and those are the things that particularly we're working on. We're also not game-planning for our defense, seeing different looks and all those things. So, I feel like it's in a good place, but it's just going to keep getting better. Far from perfect, but it's fun developing chemistry with those guys."

Along with accuracy issues, Wentz's chemistry with top target Terry McLaurin hasn't hit its stride during camp. After the wideout skipped offseason workouts before signing his new contract, McLaurin and Wentz are still trying to figure each other out in mid-August.

"I definitely think it's a work in progress," McLaurin said. "I think it's just still a process, to be honest. I think the best thing that I can continue to do is be as available as I can in practice. ... I know we're going through some growing pains; I've had that in the past. But I think just his demeanor and my demeanor make for a good foundation along with the other guys we have in our room. We have a lot of guys who are just unselfish and are not going to really get too frustrated. Just trust in the process of what we are trying to get done."

Rivera noted that Wentz would play in the Commanders' first preseason game on Saturday against the Carolina Panthers. It will be the first time we'll see the quarterback in live action against an opponent with his new club.

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1 hour ago, Procus said:

More on that one @time2rock

https://www.nfl.com/news/commanders-not-overly-concerned-carson-wentz-accuracy-issues?campaign=Twitter_atn

Commanders not 'overly concerned' about Carson Wentz's accuracy issues early in camp

Published: Aug 09, 2022 at 08:10 AM
Headshot_Author_Kevin-Patra_2020

Washington Commanders quarterback Carson Wentz has experienced an up-and-down training camp, with accuracy issues characterizing the signal-caller's play.

Wentz's inaccuracy has been a daily comment from reporters at Commanders camp, but coach Ron Rivera said over the weekend that he's not "overly concerned" about the issue.

"There's a lot of little nuances that we see and look at and get to review," Rivera said, via NBC Sports Washington. "There are some inaccuracies, but it's nothing that we are overly concerned about. You see what's going on and how things are developing, you see the timing and just understand the feeling of what's going on with our concept. So, we will continue to grow and work on it."

Consistency has been Wentz's bugaboo throughout his career, particularly regarding accuracy. Nothing has changed as he moved from Indy to Washington. Some plays, Wentz will make a "wow" throw; the next, he'll airmail an open receiver.

Wentz's view of the situation was similar to Rivera's, with the quarterback noting it's still early in the process.

"It feels good, could definitely get better," Wentz said about the offense's rhythm. "But it's still early, we're only two weeks into camp and those are the things that particularly we're working on. We're also not game-planning for our defense, seeing different looks and all those things. So, I feel like it's in a good place, but it's just going to keep getting better. Far from perfect, but it's fun developing chemistry with those guys."

Along with accuracy issues, Wentz's chemistry with top target Terry McLaurin hasn't hit its stride during camp. After the wideout skipped offseason workouts before signing his new contract, McLaurin and Wentz are still trying to figure each other out in mid-August.

"I definitely think it's a work in progress," McLaurin said. "I think it's just still a process, to be honest. I think the best thing that I can continue to do is be as available as I can in practice. ... I know we're going through some growing pains; I've had that in the past. But I think just his demeanor and my demeanor make for a good foundation along with the other guys we have in our room. We have a lot of guys who are just unselfish and are not going to really get too frustrated. Just trust in the process of what we are trying to get done."

Rivera noted that Wentz would play in the Commanders' first preseason game on Saturday against the Carolina Panthers. It will be the first time we'll see the quarterback in live action against an opponent with his new club.

Sounds familiar 

On 8/7/2022 at 8:45 AM, time2rock said:

Not any more!  :lol:

 

Well, at least we got that one INT from him. 

Corey Clement was released by the Ravens

 

It’s a shame Clement’s career went downhill so fast. He was a part of what made the 2017 season so fun and he had a great outing in the Super Bowl. 

7 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

It’s a shame Clement’s career went downhill so fast. He was a part of what made the 2017 season so fun and he had a great outing in the Super Bowl. 

Also shows why spending big money on running backs and drafting them in the first round is not a smart plan. Cowboys are on the verge of cutting Elliot cause he is the highest paid back in the league and it has done what for the cowboys? Meanwhile we get a guy off the street for chump change and helps gets us a super bowl. 

29 minutes ago, Bwestbrook36 said:

Also shows why spending big money on running backs and drafting them in the first round is not a smart plan. Cowboys are on the verge of cutting Elliot cause he is the highest paid back in the league and it has done what for the cowboys? Meanwhile we get a guy off the street for chump change and helps gets us a super bowl. 

Yup. I fell into that camp a long time ago. Get a few RBs cheaply who can do different things. Abuse them for a few seasons, then move on. I like Miles, but I don’t want to give him a 2nd contract for sure. 

1 minute ago, EagleJoe8 said:

Yup. I fell into that camp a long time ago. Get a few RBs cheaply who can do different things. Abuse them for a few seasons, then move on. I like Miles, but I don’t want to give him a 2nd contract for sure. 

Miles is frustrating as hell. Super explosive and gets chunks of yards but, the stupidity comes out in big situations. So I agree he can walk 

Fulgoat has been claimed by the Packers

 

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4 hours ago, metal said:

Fulgoat has been claimed by the Packers

 

Fulgoat :lol:

 

All he ever needed was a great QB. Now Rodgers will go through the season saying "Devante Adams who now??”

7 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

All he ever needed was a great QB. Now Rodgers will go through the season saying "Devante Adams who now??”

Actually, Rodgers recently trashed his young receivers.

4 hours ago, EagleJoe8 said:

All he ever needed was a great QB. Now Rodgers will go through the season saying "Devante Adams who now??”

Actually this is Fourgames second time on the Packers so he will probably still suck

On 8/8/2022 at 10:04 PM, Procus said:

 

 

Can't wait to play them twice a year.  Wentz will be having nightmares about Jordan Davis and Cox destroying the pocket, and Slay and Bradberry will be licking their chops to get interceptions.

3 hours ago, M.C. said:

Foles should just go team by team replacing Wentz. 

On 8/16/2022 at 10:02 AM, EagleJoe8 said:

Yup. I fell into that camp a long time ago. Get a few RBs cheaply who can do different things. Abuse them for a few seasons, then move on. I like Miles, but I don’t want to give him a 2nd contract for sure. 

I’m sure there is a third round back we can pick up that will give us a similar amount of missed games. 

42 minutes ago, 20dawk4life said:

Foles should just go team by team replacing Wentz. 

I'd hate to see Foles in a Washington uni though.

23 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

I'd hate to see Foles in a Washington uni though.

Even BDN can’t fix that sheet hole. 

Genard Avery was released by Pittsburgh. Cre'von Leblanc was waived/injured by LV.

 

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