The starting quarterback with his starting receivers, tight ends, and offensive coordinator.
Herbert and McConkey look built for each other. Herbert and McConkey have Suns in a trine. Natural chemistry, the kind that shows up without a meeting about it. Two water Suns in Herbert and McConkey. Natural understanding, same tempo. It doesn't stop there. In the Chinese element cycle, Herbert's Earth feeds McConkey's Metal. Herbert helps McConkey grow. One more, with an asterisk. Herbert's Sun may oppose McConkey's Moon. If it does, there's a push-pull dynamic here. The kind of pairing that shows up in the box score.
Nothing here is a lock either way. Water and earth: Herbert and Johnston have Suns in complementary elements, and each makes the other a little better. In the Chinese element cycle, Herbert's Earth feeds Johnston's Metal. Herbert helps Johnston grow. Not everything lines up, though. Herbert and Johnston have Mars in a square. Practice battles get heated, and that's not always a bad thing. Herbert and Johnston have opposing Suns. Opposites that can complete each other, if they stop trying to win the argument. The rest comes down to the work.
Herbert and Harris look built for each other. Two water Suns in Herbert and Harris. Natural understanding, same tempo. The Tiger and the Horse sit in the same Chinese zodiac triangle, so Herbert and Harris have built-in trust. Another layer helps too. Two Pisces Suns in Herbert and Harris. They understand each other fast, and they share the same blind spots. One more, with an asterisk. Herbert's Sun may oppose Harris's Moon. If it does, there's a push-pull dynamic here. The kind of pairing that shows up in the box score.
Herbert and Kolar have more working for them than against them. Kolar's Sun opposes Herbert's Moon. They balance each other out, though not always quietly. Both born in a Tiger year, Herbert and Kolar recognize each other's habits right away. There's more. Same life path, 4, for Herbert and Kolar. They're chasing the same kind of goal. More good than bad, and the good is real.
Player and coach line up beautifully here. Herbert and McDaniel have their Suns nearly stacked. Player and coach want the same thing, and the message lands without translation. Herbert and McDaniel share a Mars position. The coach's intensity is the player's intensity. It doesn't stop there. Coach and player are both water Suns. The scheme and the player's style want the same thing. Not everything lines up, though. Herbert's Earth checks McDaniel's Water. When the coach does the checking, that's discipline. When the player does, expect pushback. Expect McDaniel to get the most out of him.