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Chelsea FC midfielders Oscar and Ramires featured in the starting XI for Luiz Felipe Scolari's Brazil side today against Mexico in their World Cup Group A match at the Estádio Castelão in Fortaleza. Mexico and Brazil were tied at the top of Group A coming into this match as both teams won their opening matches of this 2014 World Cup against Cameroon and Croatia respectively.
Ramires started the match but only lasted til halftime, the midfielder was not very involved playing wide of midfield, although he did complete the majority of his passes. He was replaced for the 2nd half by Bernard after a dangerous and necessary tackle on Aguilar earned him a yellow card, something that should not surprise many Chelsea supporters.
While Oscar was a key in midfield today he was not near as effective at cutting through the Mexican defense as he was against Croatia, where he was easily the man of the match. Today the young No. 11 was effective at passing and moving through the neutral part of midfield, but markedly less effective in the attacking third of the pitch as Brazil sought to crack the Mexican defense and sneak a goal past a brilliant Guillermo Ochoa for Mexico. Oscars crossing into the box produced on chance, but the chance was not converted by the Brazilians who seem to lack a true No.9.
Defensively Oscar was brilliant, winning all 8 of his attempted tackles, 7 in the defensive zone. His work rate was excellent, as per usual, but Mexico as a whole was difficult to crack tonight.
Oscar was replaced in the 83rd minute by Chelsea teammate Willian, who looked to use his athleticism as a game changer late on for the home side. Willian added some pace to the side when he came on, and completed some key passes and created some half chances, however nothing was going to slip past Mexico and their stellar keeper Guillermo Ochoa today.
In the end both sides had to settle for a point, keeping them both level atop Group A, with Brazil just ahead on goal differential.
For Chelsea supporters it was good to see Oscar and Willian play well and contribute to the side, but was another poor showing from Ramires. Hopefully he can turn it around and play a successful and competent role for both club and country in the near future.
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In the realm of mainstream Beatles lore, Tony Sheridan gets largely forgotten. The British singer in fact lead an early incarnation of the band in their Hamburg days, when they were the Silver Beatles, a boozy club act. He played on the same circuit as the boys, and they acted as his backing group a ... More >>
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Colin Kaepernick threw one touchdown pass and ran for another score as the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Carolina Panthers 23-10 on Sunday to advance to the NFC championship game for the third straight season.
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College World Series fans and Omaha residents wanting hassle-free ways to travel downtown can take advantage of the Bike to the Ballpark and B-cycle programs again this season.
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During the College World Series, Bike to the Ballpark's corral is open one hour before the day's first pitch until 30 minutes after the last out.
The corral will also operate during Opening Celebration Day from 6 p.m. until 30 minutes after the evening's firework finale.
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We all know the TV viewing audience for the NFL Scouting Combine has grown steadily over the years. But now the NFL has found another way to increase exposure of its annual pre-draft event. Fans were allowed into Lucas Oil Stadium this year to watch a part of the Combine live and in person.
And as an article on NFL.com pointed out, the League believes the experiment was successful.
Over 200 fans watched the Combine on Sunday from the upper levels of Lucas Oil Stadium, and they earned the opportunity to do so by submitting essays making their case to be among the 250 people allowed entry into the exclusive NFL prospect showcase.
"Long conducted under what seemed like a veil of secrecy, the combine has opened up — slowly — in recent years," the NFL.com piece explaines. "First came the NFL Network cameras, then access to some of the data, then all of it. And now, as the NFL has successfully done with its other events, it's beginning to open the doors for fans."
Ray Anderson, the NFL's vice president of football operations, considered Sunday's fan experiment a big success.
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I spend most of Monday traveling from Indianapolis back to Minneapolis, but the show went on without vikings.com at the Combine. Defensive linemen and linebackers took to the field on Monday for their on-field workouts, and here are a few of the highlights from the action…
– Mychal Kendricks registered the fastest 40-yard dash time of all LBs, as the University of California LB sprinted the distance in 4.47 seconds. Kendricks had a great day of workouts because he was also #1 in the broad jump (10 feet, 7 inches) and vertical leap (39.5 inches). University of North Carolina LB Zack Brown had the second-fastest 40 time at 4.50 seconds and Boston College's Luke Kuechly was third-fastest at 4.58 seconds. Arkansas State LB DeMario Davis was second-best in both the broad jump (10-4) and vertical leap (38.5), and Kuechly was third in the vertical leap (38 inches).
– While the LBs dominated the 40-yard dash drill, it was the defensive linemen who had the greatest impact in the bench press. Memphis DT Dontari Poe stole the show, pushing up the 225-pound bench press an amazing 44 times, which was 8 more than the second-best effort. BYU DL Loni Fangupo, Michigan DL Mike Martin and UCONN DL Kendall Reyes all gutted out 36 reps in a tie for second place along with the top LB – Oklahoma's Ronnell Lewis.
– While Kendricks had the best day of any LB, it was USC's Nick Perry who I think had the best day of any DL. Perry looked competent and smooth in the position-specific drills on the field, and then was outstanding in the tests. He had 35 reps on the bench press (6th best among DL), ran the 40 in 4.64 seconds (3rd), registered a vertical leap of 38.5 inches (1st) and was also 1st in the broad jump.
– Let's go back to Poe. He measured in at 6-4, 336 pounds and, as explained above, he has incredible strength to go with that size. He also performed well in the position-specific drills and had better-than-you-expected performances in the broad jump, vertical leap and 40-yard dash. In fact, NFL Network's Michael Lombardi probably put it best when he described Poe's size as "enormous," his speed as "outstanding" and his power as "rare." All of this tells me Poe has great explosion, which combined with his size and strength makes him a great DT prospect. The Vikings are obviously looking for a difference-making DT, but don't get too excited about Poe because he's going to be gone in the 1st round and won't be available for the Vikings when they pick early in the 2nd round (#35 overall).
– As I explained in the recap of Sunday's action, I enjoy following NFL Network's Charley Casserly both on TV and on twitter. Here are a few of his tweets as he reacted to Monday's workouts: "DT very strong position, Some good OLB's for 34 Def, DE not very strong"; "DT has gd depth-I liked:Brockers-LSU,Cox-Miss St,Crick-Neb,Forston-Mia,Kuhn-NCST,Martin-Mich,Reyes-Conn,Still-PAST"; "I liked in [workouts] Worthy-MSU, Wolfe-Cinn, Winn-Boise and player who helped himself the most was Poe-Memphis"; "DE's disappointing as group-[workouts] I liked: Mercilus-ILL, Jones-Syr, Crawford-Boise, – Coples-NC was disappointing to me."; "Liked these MLB WO's-Kuechly-BC, Spence-MIA, Kendricks-CAL, Galippo-USC & these 43 OLB's-Brown-UNC,Lavonte-NEB,Whitehead-Temple."; "Two disappointing players-Burfict-ASU ran 4.93 & 5.10; Upshaw-ALA was very avg in drills-no burst or explosion."
– The DBs take the field for workouts and drills on Tuesday, so I'll be watching those and will report back to you all day and tomorrow. Also tomorrow, I'll try to finish a Combine recap blog entry, so stay tuned for that. Don't forget to follow me on Twitter for updates (@wobby) and also don't forget to check out this week's Wobcast, which features NFL Network draft expert and Vikings preseason TV analyst Mike Mayock.
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To keep things simple -
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3rd parties also offer small format lenses that are only intended for 1.6X sensors as well. These lenses will usually mount on FF and 1.3X bodies (unlike the Canon EF-S) but they will not give full coverage of the sensor.
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There are some lenses (anything with an 'EF-S' designation) that will not physically work on FF bodies because they interfere with the swing of the larger mirror.
Some people insist that some lenses were designed for FF and are not as suitable for a crop sensor because of awkward FoV zoom ranges when you consider the crop factor. Whether or not you find it awkward is personal preference.
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Re: Specific lens' for full frame vs. cropped frame
your t31 is a crop camera therefore you want efs lens , but that doesnt mean you cant
use ef lens on there as well, but you cant use efs lens on full frame camera
so understand if you move to a full frame camera, your efs lens wont work on it .
if you use a ef lens which is 24 105 for full frame the focal distance on a crop is X 1.6 which in reality for a crop is 38.4 168
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The Image Circle size (how big of a circle is filled with light at the focal plane) either covers or does not cover the different size frames of APS-C vs. FF cameras. The circle can be smaller and still cover 15x23mm (approx) size of APS-C, compared to the 24x36mm size of FF frame.
Generally, it is the image circle size which is designed to cover 24x36mm or not. EF-S is the designation by Canon for lenses which would not cover 24x36mm. EF-S lenses have a number of other characteristics which make them not suitable for FF cameras.
Examples of other Canon EF-S differentiators,
1) how far into the camera body that the rear optic protrudes,
2) whether or not the lens mount can be inserted into a FF body.
Other manufacturers have only the Image Circle as the only differentiation, not matching Canon's other differentiators. Other designators by other manufacturer are used to indicate 'limited image circle size', like Tamron uses 'Di-II' for this.
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A typical example that we see frequently is "the 24-70 is not a good lens to use on a 7D". These folks suggest, instead, the use of a lens with a range of 17 or 18 mm to maybe 50 or 55 mm because the "24-70 is not wide enough on a 'crop' camera". This sort of recommendation should be totally ignored, in my opinion, because it's really based on personal preference. I, for example, find my 24-70 an extremely useful focal length range for use on my 20D.
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THE National Poet of Wales has composed a work dedicated to an ancient oak which fell in storms last year.
The Pontfadog Oak, near Glyn Ceiriog, was the oldest tree in Wales but in April 2013 it was blown down in a gale.
To mark the tree's importance, Gillian Clarke, the National Poet of Wales, has penned a verse about the mighty oak, which was 1,200-years-old.
She said: "I do hope this poem will help raise awareness of our ancient trees.
"We need to spend a little bit of money looking after them. It's a tragedy that this tree fell down even though it was so old. It could have lasted longer."
Since the loss of the Pontfadog Oak, the Welsh Government has established a task and finish group which is looking at ways to improve the protection for ancient and heritage trees in Wales.
Jerry Langford, the director of the Woodland Trust in Wales, said: "We're hugely grateful to Gillian Clarke for marking this historical event in such an fitting way.
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The Pontfadog Oak had been growing since the reign of King Egbert in 802.
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The sessile oak was even spared when Henry II had his men cut down Ceiriog Woods in 1165.
Tree conservationists were devastated by the news the large tree, with a girth of 42ft 5in, had toppled in high winds.
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I am not sure how spending more money on the Pontfadog Oak could have saved it. It was blown down by the WIND. Canute knew he couldn't stop the waves, modern politicians sadly are not so intelligent.
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The AFC East blog is wrapping up its two-stop minicamp tour in the Northeast with the New York Jets and New England Patriots. It was a fun week in which I was able to see both teams up close.
But before we head back to our Miami headquarters, here are some things we liked and disliked from the Patriots and Jets :
Things we liked
~ ~ No. 2 : Jets defense
Watching the Jets practice and talking to players in the locker room, it's clear the Jets' defense is hungry. The defense was a top-five unit last year, but the players still do not feel they played to their standards. The Jets' defense was flying around the football in minicamp and appears to be getting its swagger back.In-house players such as linebacker Bart Scott and second-year defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson look in great shape and much improved. Outside additions such as rookie defensive end Quinton Coples and veteran safety Yeremiah Bell also are making plays. If the Jets can get hard-hitting safety LaRon Landry (Achilles) healthy, they will have defensive playmakers at nearly every position. Jets linebacker Calvin Pace says they want to be the No. 1 defense in the NFL this season. If everyone stays healthy, the Jets could have a shot.
No. 3 : Jets WR Chaz Schilens
Chaz Schilens stood out among the Jets' wide receivers at minicamp.
During my Tuesday trip to Florham Park, N.J., Schilens was the receiver who made the most plays in practice. The former Oakland Raider has good size, strong hands and athleticism. Schilens could be an underrated find if hes able to stay healthy, which has always been an issue.Schilens made a play Tuesday that most Pro Bowl receivers couldnt make. One-on-one against Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis, Schilens beat Revis to the corner of the end zone, leaped over the cornerback and snatched a high pass from quarterback Mark Sanchez for a touchdown. It was the most impressive catch of practice, especially considering who Schilens beat.
The Jets need playmakers on offense. Schilens will earn playing time if he makes more plays like that in training camp.
Things we didn't like
~ ~ No. 3: Jets WR injuries
Speaking of injuries, I didn't get a good evaluation of New York's receivers this week, because many of them were banged up. Projected starters Santonio Holmes and rookie second-round pick Stephen Hill both have hamstring injuries. Backup Patrick Turner also is banged up.The good news is we got to see receivers like Schilens, Jeremy Kerley and Royce Pollard get extra work. But Holmes and Hill are the big guns the Jets will be relying on this season. Quarterbacks Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow need reps with New York's starting receivers, because the team is learning a new offense under first-year offensive coordinator Tony Sparano. Holmes, Hill and Turner will have to make up for missed time next month in training camp.
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Who looked good ...
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The Jets concluded minicamp on Thursday afternoon and the identity of the team is taking shape. A look at what was learned about the Jets six weeks before they head to training camp in Cortland, N.Y.
Chaz Schilens Plagued by injuries throughout his career, the wide receiver only has one season where he played all 16 games (and that was his rookie year in 2008). Theres no denying his talent when he was on the field and healthy for the Raiders. With the departure of Plaxico Burress after one season, Schilens adds another badly needed big body to the receiving corps. During the three days of minicamp, he used his frame well and even rose above cornerback Darrelle Revis for a nice touchdown in the back of the end zone one day. With fellow receivers Santonio Holmes, Stephen Hill and Patrick Turner all out injured, Schilens stood out as a go-to player.
Kyle Wilson It was a tough go for Wilson, who seemed to be picked on a bit by the quarterbacks. The former first-round pick needs to take a significant step forward this year in his development and his play showed spurts of potential but still only spurts. Training camp might be a better gauge for Wilson to showcase his talent as he can be more physical at the line. But right now, his development looks like the status quo.
Isaiah Trufant With Marquice Cole signing with the Patriots this offseason, the Jets need a special teams playmaker to emerge from training camp and that talent might be Trufant. As a gunner on punt returns, Trufants responsibility is to race down the sideline and limit returns and, in certain situations, try and down the ball before it rolls into the end zone. Trufant has shown a knack for the ball and is developing a good chemistry with punter T.J. Conley on punts inside the 20-yard line. An added bonus: He appears to be a decent cover cornerback as well, even when the diminutive Trufant (5-foot-8) is overmatched in terms of his size.
Jeff Cumberland It hasnt been an easy start to a career for Cumberland, who spent his first year in the league working on his transition from wide receiver in college to tight end. And then, on top of that, he was injured for most of last year. So it is easy to see that 2012 is a big year for Cumberland. He was always a good route runner and had good hands, but this year his blocking has improved. The need for an all-around tight end behind Dustin Keller is imperative with the loss of Matt Mulligan and Ben Hartsock to free agency. Cumberland has the chance to earn snaps with a strong training camp, but he didnt hurt his chances during minicamp at all.
John Griffin The running back signed with the Bengals as an undrafted free agent last year and so far, hes looked the part of an NFL player. Griffin, a UMass product who was an early-September cut last year in Cincinnati, has good speed and feet and has shown some nice cutback ability. With the Jets looking for a change of pace back after Shonn Greene, Griffins ability to change directions and catch balls out of the backfield has created a bit of a buzz around Florham Park.
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This is our fourth "Take Five" list. From now until training camp, we'll have periodic lists -- some serious, some not-so-serious. Here, we examine potential trouble spots on the Jets' roster :
1. Blocking tight end.
Honestly, did you ever think we'd be wondering how the Jets will replace Matthew Mulligan? Right now, they don't have a pure blocking tight end on the roster. The No. 2 is Jeff Cumberland, a former college wide receiver with limited blocking skills. Look for the Jets to add a veteran at some point. A silver lining: Contrary to popular belief, new OC Tony Sparano isn't married to two-tight end formations. The Dolphins used 2+ tight ends for only 267 plays last season, fewer than all but six teams, according to ESPN Stats & Information.
2. Backup center.
Nick Mangold showed last season that he's not indestructible, so they can't take this for granted. In minicamp, LG Caleb Schlauderaff worked as the No. 2 center, but he has no game experience at the position. It would behoove the Jets to address this issue.
3. Veteran depth at wide receiver.
Rex Ryan said last week he's comfortable with the current group; he also said they haven't reached out to Braylon Edwards. Clearly, the Jets want to give rookie Stephen Hill, slot man Jeremy Kerley and Chaz Schilens every opportunity to be the No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 receivers. They're putting a lot of faith in Schilens, an occasional starter in four injury-plagued seasons with the Raiders. It might not be a bad idea to bring in some insurance.
4. Punter.
T.J. Conley was so-so last season, finishing 18th in net average. His competition is Travis Baltz, who has no regular-season experience. The top free-agent punters are Daniel Sepulveda, Brad Maynard and Mat McBriar. Conley will get the preseason, but the Jets will have an eye on the market.
5. Cornerback depth.
With the growth of spread offenses, cornerback depth is vital. Your nickel back probably will play about 50 percent of the snaps, making him a 12th starter, so to speak. The Jets' top three corners are as good as any team in the league, but there's a considerable dropoff. Right now, Ellis Lankster and Isaiah Trufant are the fourth and fifth corners, respectively. They could use another experienced hand. Did someone say Drew Coleman? He's available; the Jets should sign him back.
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how is right tackle not on this list? Wayne Hunter is a pass blocking RT who has trouble pass blocking.
This offense needs a road-grading RT who they can run behind. We still haven't replaced Woody.
Go out and get Vernon Carey, Kareem McKenzie or some other veteran
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At least you got them to agree on something. No small feat
It doesn't matter who the backup Center is, for the simple fact Nick Mangold is an all-pro Center and the premier Center in today's NFL. If Mangold goes down, we're in trouble regardless. When any team loses a top 3 player (of their respected team), they'll be in trouble, regardless of the backup. I wouldn't consider the backup position a concern, because Mangold is 100% healthy as of right now, and has never (and isn't) injury prone.
Same goes for the CB position. There's a risk of injury on any given play. And that goes for every player of every team, but as of right now, we're featuring a great trio of CB's in Revis, Cromartie and Wilson. Really doesn't get much better than that.
I do agree with veteran depth at the WR position, but then again last season we featured Mason and Burress as our #2 and slot WR's heading into the season. Look how that turned out. To make a long story short? It was time to go younger. Holmes and Hill on the outside, Kerley coming out of the slot, Keller working the middle of the fied, McKnigh coming out of the backfield etc, etc; I feel that we're on the verge of featuring a dynamic offense for Sanchez (and even Tebow) to work with. I wouldn't consider a 6'5/220 Patrick Turner, a talented Chaz Schilens or a speedy/quick Scotty McKnight as being the worst depth around.
I do have concerns with our ability to block with our TE position (maybe Vlad can improve as an added blocker on obvious running situations). Also concerned about our RT position but time will tell of Hunter has improved when compared to last season ala his first year as a starting RT.
1 ~ QB ~ Is he or is he not what we thought we were getting .
2 ~ OL ~ Can we protect the QB and run block effectively to execute Sparano's offense.
3 ~ DB ~ specifically the safety position
4 ~ ST ~ the kicking game,at both ends.
5 ~ RB ~ who's what and what do we actually have
1. Right tackle--nothing to explain here
2. Safety--we got a whole bunch of band-aids for a gashing wound. The rookies won't be ready to play every down. Landry likely won't be ready. Looks like Smith and Bell.
3. Outside Linebacker--another year with a mish-mash of inferior talent; Bright side is Maybin who has yet to prove he can play the run and Thomas old coming off Achiles. Could be as bad as last year. That said, problems at this position are masked by strong play of Lineman against run and great scheming by Ryan
4. Quarterback--Right now it's inferior, no question about it. But we're committed to Sanchez for this year.
5. Wide Receiver--again a bunch of unprovens. Holmes gets double-teamed so who is going to threaten the D man on man. Hill could be great, but he's a rookie, Shillens has potential, but that's it. Kerley can be covered man on man. It could be a disaster, it could be okay. On paper it's a weakness.
Top 5 weak areas should not include punter and CB depth when our starters are weak. That said the Jets have some definite strengths which are:
1. Corner Back
2. Defensive line
3. Offensive Line
4. Middle Linebacker
5. Head Coach. Ryan schemes around a lot of problems on D
Don't interpret this post as doom and gloom, Jets are a potential 12 game winning team this year so long as a few pieces pan out. (I.e. a legit: #2 WR, RT, better offensive scheme and even slightly better safety play.)
2. OL backups
I agree. ESPN doesn't have their pule on the Jets when compared to our fan base ala the one's who actually follow and support the team.
1.) We all know Hunter/Vlad are a concern (based off of last year's performance or lack thereof). Now, hopefully Hunter/Vlad (espacially Hunter) has improved just off of the starting experience that he gained in 2011. He better have improved, or else...
2.) I feel that anytime you were to lose an offensive lineman, it's a big concern, and that's regardless of which team we're talking about. Especially Ferguson and Mangold in our case. But then again, our O-Line concerns go back to the development/improvement of Vlad. It's as simple as that. We may have injuries here and there (hopefully not for longer than 2-3 weeks at a time) but Vlad being able to (potentially) become a quality backup could help our depth at both the Guard and Tackle positions. I've yet to give up on Vlad. When we drafted him 3 years ago? Our entire front office, coaching staff and even fan base not only knew, but also understood it could take this (at the time, raw) kid a good 3-4 years of development under our coaching staff to develop/become a solid lineman. He's entering his 3rd season as a pro, let's wait and see.
3.) I agree once again, but also feel that (if healthy) both Bell and Landry are improvements/upgrades over Leonhard (who was/is undersized) and Smith (who's too slow, doesn't have a lot of range and has never been the quickest safety in the world). If healthy, Bell and Landry can become the strongest safety due we've yet to see under coach Ryan. I understand LaRon has injury concerns, but it's a low risk-high reward type of signing/situation. If healthy? Landry can feast.
4.) I strongly agree in regards to Sanchez. How will he respond to a new/different offense for the first time since his rookie season of 2009? How will Sanchez respond to the "pressure" of having Tebow listed as a backup? What about the freedom of being able to change the play at the L.OS which also includes hot routes from the WR's, will they get crossed up too often? None of us have answers to this (as of right now), but I am hopeful that Sparano can put Sanchez (as well as our WR's) in better position for success than what Shotty Jr has done dating back to 2006.
5.) You hit the nail on the head in regards to listing the OLB position as a concern. Pace had his worst year as a Jet last season, and he actually played all 16 games for once. Bryan Thomas is returning from a season ending injury and he's also getting up there in age. How will he respond? Can he still proved us with a run stuffing OLB? What about Maybin? Will he continue to improve or were those 6 sacks and 4 forced fumbles during his first 9 games smoke and mirror's? Lots of question marks in regards to our OLB's.
Just 5, dude you are being very positive.
I'd also like to add our RB's to a list of concerns. I feel Shonn Greene is meant for our new offense under Sparano. A physical offensive scheme, and we all know Greene can be as physical as they come. It's his durability as a feature back, getting the majority of the workload which is a concern. Although I do love Greene come the winter months of December and January. After the departure of Tomlinson, will a still pretty raw Joe McKnight be able spell Greene throughout the course of a series, game, year etc, etc? He does seem to be a dynamic athlete, one is whom we can line up all over the field, swing passes coming out of the backfield, and utilize his speed (and field vision; see KO returns) with screens coming out of the backfield. It's just that, he's never played the role of 'backup RB' so there does lie a concern.
What about John Conner? He couldn't compare to Tony Richardson in regards to last season, which is expected when compared to a future HOF lead blocking FB, but he was less than impressive last year (in my eyes at least).
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Agreed, except I would replace RB with OLB and pass rush in general. You can't assume Coples will be a huge factor, just like Wilkerson wasn't last year. It is simply mind boggling to me that BT and Pace remain our starters at OLB after so many years of utter mediocrity.


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Slaughter is great but it most definitely is NOT the definitive melodeath album.
How do I 5 a melodeath album? Same way you 5 a pop punk album (Alkaline Trio is great btw, I'm not hating). Subjective criteria.
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COCOA, Fla. (AP) - Cocoa police say a 70-year-old woman was killed and a man who drove a church carpool was attacked when he knocked on her door to pick her up.
Police believe the man may have interrupted the crime around 9 a.m. Sunday in Cocoa. He was taken to the hospital with unspecified injuries.
Florida Today (http://on.flatoday.com/YlGNFB ) reports the suspect may be driving the woman's dark green Ford Fusion. Some of her belongings were found Sunday afternoon along a roadside in Port St. John. Police are treating that location as a crime scene.
Police say an autopsy is scheduled for Monday. They have not released the names of the woman or the man who was injured.
No further details were immediately available.
Information from: Florida Today (Melbourne, Fla.), http://www.floridatoday.com
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