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Rhule on with Sip and Callahan

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A book about how to read faster isn't much help. It would take me a year just to read it.
 
I enjoyed the first -15 minutes.

As others have stated or eluded to, Rhule’s persona is refreshing. He certainly makes the off-season more interesting and positive.

The more I’ve listened to him and seen how he goes abut his work, the more reasonably optimistic I’ve become for our program.

For now, I’m just enjoying this leg of the journey. GBR!
 
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I just like how Rhule is identifying all the different parts of the program, dissecting them down, and rebuilding them, and making proper hires to elevate those individual parts all around. At this point, If he were to leave tomorrow, I already feel he's leaving it better than how he found it.
Agreed. But for the record, that really isn't that hard. I think Wager would leave it in a better place if he were HC
 
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He's on for about 14 minutes is all at the very beginning. I didn't watch after it.

He kills these things. All praise for the kids and even former staff. Sip does a great job asking kind of pointed questions. Hate getting this excited (again) but damn if he doesn't get me excited.

Liked that a lot.
 
I was hoping for a bit more positive discussion about Casey Thompson. Sitting out the spring is going to put him behind. I thought he did a great job when he was healthy and not running for his life. From what I saw of Sims last year, I don't think he is anywhere near the passing threat that Thompson is. I'm happy to be convinced otherwise, but at this point I think Thompson is our best chance to win.
 
I was hoping for a bit more positive discussion about Casey Thompson. Sitting out the spring is going to put him behind. I thought he did a great job when he was healthy and not running for his life. From what I saw of Sims last year, I don't think he is anywhere near the passing threat that Thompson is. I'm happy to be convinced otherwise, but at this point I think Thompson is our best chance to win.

I’ve thought about this as well. Casey missing spring is a problem for him and a huge advantage for the others in the QB room.

He’ll still be in the meetings and in the playbook, but won’t have the reps and timing with the offense the others will. Don’t know if that changes who’s starting against Minnesota, but I’d guess it will mean he won’t been hitting on all cylinders early in the season.
 

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