I think the point others are trying to make is smaller communities tend to have less riff raff. That being said, I agree that location shouldn't suggest that the women are entirely different than in other places. People are still people no matter where you go.

Getting back to the topic once again-

is Lyerla the "most interesting rookie outside of Manziel"?

I don't think he is the most interesting rookie in GB's camp. I am much more interested in how HC-D performs. I am more interested in the rookie trio of WRs. If Lyeria fails big time there are other options. Maybe it will be Rodgers. Maybe it will be Quarless taking the next step up. Maybe it will be Finley coming back. There are a lot of TE Uncle Teddy only has to hit on one of them. I don't hold my breath hoping it is Lyeria.

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This is true. Ted has options. Colt Lyerla simply brings incredible size, speed and natural ability to the TE position, but along with that, some risks that our staff felt they could help to minimize through a concerted effort to help him, mentor him. The fact that he went undrafted, then unsigned in UDFA speaks volumes to the very real risk GB took on in inviting him to the tryout, then signing him to the 90 man roster.

Thankfully, our coaching and personnel staffs are super conscientious and committed to helping Lyerla work through his personal issues.

If it works, great. If it doesn't, we should still be fine at the position. Richard Rodgers is looking like a real ace in the hole. He seems to have been a really great pick at the end of R3, and Lyerla is quite possibly an outstanding UDFA signing. I'm hoping for the best for him.

If Lyerla makes good on his career in GB, this will be one hell of a success story.

I love the success stories and not just the players who make good in GB. Of course the real success stories are the guys who continue on and do something with their life after football.

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