[King Nerd III]

To the last three posters:
I will do that instead of removing them physically. Pretty sure I just heard my electrical engineer sigh with relief.
Also the problem with using an Ethernet to connect to the roboRIO to deploy code is that if it's the first time connecting drivers will not be automatically installed. I have had this happen multiple times. And, just to be fair, 80% of our deploy problems went away when we switched to USB, so I think it's safe to say USB is the better option.
The picture I sent was a hand drawn screenshot at 2AM, and I am also not an electronics guy, so sorry there is no wiring. I know it is a standard router is plugged into the VRM, I think that's what you called it, through the included power cable that has been cut. For the driver station I do not have a photo right now, but I will tell you that usually we get 70% packet loss for the first 10 seconds or so and then it holds steady around 20% loss. This does not change based on router.
We have ID'ed each Talon properly, many times. If we had any conflicts then they would be flashing red. We should probably try connecting the roboRIO WebDashboard through WiFi, but have not done so yet.
And to all people trying to help, just to be clear: all Talons work when tethered through USB. It is only over WiFi that 6 out of 14 Talons will stay blinking while Teleop is enabled, the other 8 turn solid and will drive.
Thanks for all the help.