The starting quarterback with his starting receivers, tight ends, and offensive coordinator.
The stars like this pairing. Ward and Tate have Suns in a trine. Natural chemistry, the kind that shows up without a meeting about it. In the Chinese element cycle, Ward's Water feeds Tate's Wood. Ward helps Tate grow. One more, with an asterisk. Ward's Sun may sit right on Tate's Moon, depending on the birth hour. If it does, that's a classic bond. There's a wrinkle. Air and earth Suns in Ward and Tate. They'll have to work at it, because their natural rhythms don't match. Give it reps and it should click.
The stars like this pairing. Two air Suns in Ward and Ayomanor. Natural understanding, same tempo. Two Gemini Suns in Ward and Ayomanor. They understand each other fast, and they share the same blind spots. Give it reps and it should click.
Ward and Robinson are a mixed bag. In the Chinese element cycle, Robinson's Metal feeds Ward's Water. Robinson helps Ward grow. One more, with an asterisk. Robinson's Sun may sextile Ward's Moon. If the birth times line up, it's an easy, supportive link. There's a wrinkle. Air and earth Suns in Ward and Robinson. They'll have to work at it, because their natural rhythms don't match. Chemistry here gets earned, not given.
Ward and Helm are a mixed bag. Both born in a Horse year, Ward and Helm recognize each other's habits right away. There's a wrinkle. Air and earth Suns in Ward and Helm. They'll have to work at it, because their natural rhythms don't match. Ward's Sun may square Helm's Moon. If so, expect some friction under the surface. Chemistry here gets earned, not given.
Daboll and Ward should work well together. Air player, fire coach. Complementary elements, so the fit comes naturally. Ward's Water feeds Daboll's Wood in the Chinese cycle, a supportive flow between player and coach. One more, with an asterisk. Ward's Sun may sit right on Daboll's Moon, depending on the birth hour. If it does, that's a classic bond. The foundation is there.