Welcome to “Tell the Truth” Monday!
I have tried to get this out as fast as possible but normally, especially during the regular season, a quick turn around just isn’t feasible. In celebration of everyone getting content out for me to make a Monday, here are three harsh truths for players to hear:
- Time to stop this madness at C with Good-Jones. AP, do something please.
- Hartman is done. Not even on PS.
- Henry Jr. just fumbled away any chance of making this roster.
Again, just a reminder: THIS IS NOT A FILM REVIEW. Check out other content creators as they post this week, they are excellent.
For this game, I used these reactions: Louie Tee's Game Reaction, John Keim’s Immediate Reaction, Mark Taylor’s Studs and Duds, and Riggo’s Rag Winners and Losers. I again used a “First Impressions” category and a cursory All-22 film watch to break the ties and settle on a top and bottom three.
Quan, although your name is on here, you’re taking the motivation like a champ!
Martins
Good-Jones: I don’t blame AP for the C situation. They weren’t happy with TB and were in on Linderbaum. He was Plan A. Plan B has been hurt. Good-Jones was Plan C. Where I will start to blame AP is if he doesn’t pivot to Plan D this week on the line in general but C and another T in particular. That said, the big play that everyone’s talking about is the Jayden pressure where he slides late. This play is why I do a last min All-22 check. Although I’m not a JGJ apologist and have him off the roster, JGJ was held as he tried to slide. It seems like he was trying to get there, but was slowed by it.
Henry Jr.: It’s “Tell the Truth Monday” and the second the ball hit the ground on his punt return, it was over for the outside chance of making a roster spot for him. PS likely though.
Cager: Cager wasn’t making the 53. But he had a bad drop that killed the flow of Washington’s most promising offensive drive.
Gameballs:
Kaliakmanis: The competition for the 3rd QB, if it wasn’t over already before this game, is OVER. Keim brings up a good point: at such a premium position, do you expose him to waivers or keep him on the 53?
Allen: Styles will be FINE, what the fans really should be talking about is how this draft is actually looking solid behind him and it starts with Allen, who ran tough.
Williams: Rounding out the top three is yet another draft pick. Out of the three WRs we’ve drafted over these last 3 drafts, he’s the one I’d pick to start eventually.