The Easton Stick Mega Thread

[OrygunBison]

Rolling to the left on a 3rd and 2, totally wide open to run for 10 yards before first contact but decided to throw into triple coverage over the middle resulting in an interception.

[Hansel]

Stick out on the field for the overtime coin toss... and he picked correctly

[IzzyFlexion]

Well.....technically.....I guess Stick was in the game......Elects to receive.

[gabisonfan]

Easton could have a great career. 6 figures, no 300# plus people landing on him and he can always look good carrying a clipboard with a headset on. It will be difficult without an injury to Justin for an opportunity to ply. Hopefully he plays, but if not he will be a great backup.

[td577]

Easton could have a great career. 6 figures, no 300# plus people landing on him and he can always look good carrying a clipboard with a headset on. It will be difficult without an injury to Justin for an opportunity to ply. Hopefully he plays, but if not he will be a great backup.

I still think there are couple of systems Stick could get some mileage out of. Belichick or Gase are a couple of coaches Stick could maximize what they do.

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[SoCalBison]

Easton could have a great career. 6 figures, no 300# plus people landing on him and he can always look good carrying a clipboard with a headset on. It will be difficult without an injury to Justin for an opportunity to ply. Hopefully he plays, but if not he will be a great backup.

And a great coach someday...

[bajadanny]

And a great coach someday...

He will be AD

[THEsocalledfan]

Easton could have a great career. 6 figures, no 300# plus people landing on him and he can always look good carrying a clipboard with a headset on. It will be difficult without an injury to Justin for an opportunity to ply. Hopefully he plays, but if not he will be a great backup.

Lets not forget it can be useful to simply be a backup for years in a system that you learn to master. Hopefully, he can stay with the Chargers a while due to this. Classic example was Brad Johnson in MN who turned into a hell of a good QB after sitting for years. (For the young tykes who remember washed up Brad, that is NOT who I am talking about.)

[WeAreThePride]

3 of the last 4 Superbowl winners had a backup start multiple games at QB.

I think we'll see the value of the backup rise in the next few years. It's a critical position.

[Bisonator98]

What I don't understand is why they don't try to use Easton in a Taysom Hill type role. With his athleticism and being a 5th round pick you should be trying to get him on the field.