Mini camp was here, then it was gone as of yesterday.

And even with all of the headlines that were generated this week, not least of which was the arrival of a certain quarterback.

This football team broke this camp with the same number one issue it had when everyone convened.

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Broderick Jones is issue number one. Tell me you weren't actually trying to figure out what I was referencing.

Please. It wasn't going to be Aaron Rogers. It wasn't going to be T.J. Watt, both for very

different reasons. For the most part, you knew slash know how those are going to work out.

With Broad, I don't know how you could because he was one thing as a rookie.

He was another thing last season.

He was at one position for the better part of the past couple of years.

He'll be at another position this time.

He remains the single most volatile issue and pivotal issue in the entire fold.

And to that end, every little thing that he was going to do or he was going to say or someone was going to say about him was going to mean something.

So I'll start with Pat Meyer, who I was about to refer to as the offensive line coach,

but I feel like he's really earned the beleaguered offensive line coach.

He spoke yesterday, and here's what he had to say on the subject of number 77.

It's continually hitting the same gloss on a consistent basis.

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