@joshbazzlewrite Thanks Josh, when I paid you to post this I insisted you make it the dumbest and most pointless grift exercise imaginable. And you exceeded my expectations fully.
@SleeperGuards@castrovince@923TheFan When Vogt interviewed was he upfront with the fact that his family wouldn’t move with him? Did Vogt’s family also not
move with him when he signed to play in cities other than Seattle?
Everything about this is absolutely bizarre
@buckeyefbnation Ryan Day is the HC and QB Guru. Do we not think he knows the capabilities of his own assistants? Especially one that he’s in the same room with more than anyone else?
@CovertheCorner It would expect his family is with him for a significant period of time in Ohio. I haven’t seen it reported outside of Twitter that his family lives separately. That’s the aspect of this speculation I find so offensive.
@CovertheCorner For the record, I don’t believe the speculation about Vogt’s perceived family motives are accurate.
Virtually all families move together. Professional athletics requires mobility, and is typically a sacrifice made as a family unit equally.
@CovertheCorner If the wife chose to stay in Seattle due to family infrastructure and city, she prefers those things above her husband.
If Vogt chose to leave knowing this, he chose this job over his family.
He’s been here 3 years. If what you say is true, their family situation is broken.
@Rob_Shenanigans Fannin is a slightly bigger WR. It wouldn’t even make sense to have him out there blocking at a high clip. You can get guys off the street to do that.
@Flurrpy420@Rob_Shenanigans It’s incredibly easy to determine whether a sack is the OL’s fault or the QB’s (Holding the ball, taking an incorrect drop in the pocket, etc).
However it’s important to note that while Deshaun isn’t great here, he’s leagues ahead of Shedeur.