I don't want to overreact to one preseason game

[Starforever]

I was quite happy with Sam Howell.

That’s what an NFL backup ought to look like. Uncle Miltie isn’t there just yet.

You are blind, they both looked good.

 

[fivetwos]

You are blind, they both looked good.

I trust Howell much more in a regular season game that needs to be won. That’s what I meant. I said nothing about Milton’s performance on Saturday, more about where he is in general. Still very raw.

 

[diamonddelts]

Well, we DID get him.

Another step towards mediocrity.

 

[tromofan]

The only thing to be a little excited about is that for first time in a while this team might have some depth.

 

[Whirlwin]

For me, it was Milton
What a different from the last season
Poised, accuracy, pressed a little bit when he flushed out of the pocket, but that’s confidence that comes with playtime

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Another step towards mediocrity.

He's older, sure, but he's still good, and he can help provide a new culture as he's familiar with Parker. Never a bad idea to have a veteran leader like him for a younger team.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Honestly, I'd like us to get Von Miller in on a one year deal.

You got it!

 

[J-man]

I thought the D looked prepared and capable, unlike in years past. I was hoping I'd see that and I did so I'm happy.
The back up O-line was meh at best. Still room for improvement there.
Special teams still needs work.
The RB's looked pretty good. Davis and Blue especially. Mafah was meh.
Back up QB's weren't an issue so I guess that's good. I will say that the ball jumps off Milton's hand, wow! He has a cannon, but no touch? Howell looks like a back up. He's ok for a bit, but not for the long term.
The top 3 WRs CD, GP and Flournoy are locked in as evident by their absence in the game.
Brown made 2 really great catches for TDs and has been talked about all throughout camp. I can't see them passing on him unless he falls off a cliff. Would he make it to the PS? IDK?
MVS is washed up and only a vet camp body. He will be cut.
A Smith is a draft pick has some real juice so I think they will want to keep him around. They may try to sneak him to the PS though, and I'm not sure he would make it either.
Mingo is a solid vet back up. I think they'd really like to keep him. But they will not be able to keep him, Brown, Smith and Turpin. 6 is a reach this year and 7 is out of the question. Could Turpin be the other odd man out?
It's good to see that deciding on depth pieces will be very difficult for a change.

 

[StarW]

Seems like a good bet at this point, although we might want to keep the draft pick (Anthony Smith). As Parcells said, a late-round pick pretty much is the same as a UDFA, though, so if the UDFA is better ...

Smith looked fast, but soft out there to me. What did you think? He did separate well on that crosser from Milton, right?

 

[gimmesix]

Smith looked fast, but soft out there to me. What did you think? He did separate well on that crosser from Milton, right?

I don't know. Nothing really stood out to me except the pass where the Seahawks blitzed and Milton threw the ball where Smith should have been. (Smith continued the route instead of setting it down, understanding that it had to be a quick pass because of the blitz.)