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Im with you man, totally different player. Was simply implying the parallel of the journey on the team. Definitley an outside guy and for that he’s competing for the backup and potential starter roles in that boundary position against: Hairston/White/Ingram/Jackson/Porter Jr. all of whom were added this year. McDermott likes what he likes, hence the returns of White and Jackson. Unless he’s blowing the socks off them I don’t see him making it on anything else other than what you alluded to; special teams. Now, I’ll probably be wrong but that’s my stance right now. He’s in a crowded room against talent familiar to Sean and talent he obviously trusts. Strong and Hancock are the only guys from the later round I’ve seen impressive moments from collegiately to make the team given who they’re up against. One I’m inclined and hoping it is Hancock on. Not to say I’m against Strong it’s just he’s simply up against it to me personally. Codrington is a question mark. I’m on the standpoint they use Shenalt, Virgil, Darrynton Evans or even Elijah Moore for return duties this year

Different strokes for different folks

Sometimes I think you actually believe your own bullshlt. He didn't sprain a toe then "decide" it was too much. He tore both a ligament and a tendon and was forced onto IR for a long rehab.

Sal Capaccio picked Forrest … if that’s worth anything

This one is really something. Even for Trump. Notice that Trump barely even pretends that there’s an economic justification for this action. This is all about punishing Brazil for putting Jair Bolsonaro on trial. https://paulkrugman.substack.com/p/trumps-dictator-protection-program Please, please Appeals Court, put an end to this embarrassing nonsense.

I think Hamlin makes it over Forrest just from the fact he knows the system already. However, if Cole Bishop isn't ready to start, I could see then keeping Forrest because I think he would be a better starter. But it could really go either way. I don't actually think Cam Lewis is a lock this year, though. His guarantees aren't much, so it wouldn't be too much of a hit if he didn't make the team. Hamlin, however, has a much higher cap hit if cut. Cam Lewis is in competition with Jordan Hancock, though.

I don't think he's the same guy as Hardy. Like at all. And while he was a 6th Rounder, he was only taken 7 picks after Hancock, 4 picks after Hawes. Hardy is a diminutive 5'9" Nickel, who was Drafted primarily to be a Return Man and failed to impress to a point that they traded a pick for Codrington to take his roster spot. If not for the return ability in College (that didn't show up in Training Camp and the Pre-Season), Hardy was probably a UDFA. Strong is a 6'1" Outside CB with Zone coverage skills drafted to be a CB for us. He's a much better Outside CB than Hardy was a Nickel. Expected to go as high as Round 4 and fell more for being a Zone guy than anything else. And while both were technically taken in Round 6, they were effectively taken almost a Round and a half apart. Dorian Strong was taken with the 1st Pick in Round 6 (Pick 177). Daequan Hardy was taken with the 43rd Pick in Round 6 (compensatory and second to last in the Round, Pick 219). I view Lundt and Prather as the Draft Picks unlikely to make it. I'm not guaranteeing Strong makes it. But if he lives up to expectations and can play Teams, I think him beating out Ingram as the last CB (alongside Benford, Hairston, Taron, and Tre) is likely. He's more talented and has the potential to be developed into more.

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Yep, he 100% tapped out on the 2024 season when he decided the toe sprain was going to be too much for him to play with in 2024 and possibly all the way until recently. I didn't say he "quit". That's where you've lied again. Just like you probably lied about knowing he was a standout in camp last year. Saying he just quit implies that no compelling reason was given as to why he couldn't continue. He offered a compelling reason. But he still tapped out. The question is if anyone in the NFL believes anything he says and if any of it is even worth answering his phone call after what he's BEEN. A non-factor for the last 3 years. You think teams should believe in him and give him a 4th chance or whatever he's on. You also believed him when he said he had a good camp......which wasn't true. I guess we could debate the definition of gullible next.

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To be fair, a lot of this is also the fact that both the wife and I are into the show. My wife has the attention span of a gnat so when it comes to movies or TV series if they don't hook her right away, she's out.

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Hated the pick (wanted Ladd and got more mad). So I have no expectations and hopefully he made some positive gains in the offseason.

I would hope they go over this. Of course I bet Groot’s sack over every year only to get let down. 😌 I was on board with Bosa but he has less sacks in the last 3 years than AJ. At this pinne, he’s just a name but hopefully the group as a whole is good enough.

I kind of miss the gray facemask.

If Bosa can be somewhat healthy, watch out!

He’s jacked, which again terrible for qbs.

Tell me how many games we get a healthy Bosa for and it will make this exercise a lot easier. For entertainment purposes only, I am going to assume all of the guys on this list are healthy for at least 15 games. Bosa: 9 sacks Rousseau: 11 sacks Jackson: 5 sacks Epenesa: 4 sacks Solomon: 3 sacks Total: 32 sacks I see you didn't include the rest of the D-line in this question. But I fully expect Oliver to bounce back and get to 8 or so. I also think the new guys can pick up any slack if Bosa goes down early and often. I think we break 40 as a team and possibly get to 45+ as long as we have health on our side overall.

Much respect to Miyagi but Belichick knows more ball than you. Bills fans hating on Gilmore for not smiling was one of the dumbest things in the history of the franchise. He’s a future HOF but wasn’t good enough for us!!? and damar became a mascot but also proved he’s a nfl player. He’s a solid backup who knows the system.

I was surprised Epenesa has had three straight seasons of 6 sacks. I'll go: Groot - 10.5 Epenesa - 6 Bosa - 4.5 Jackson - 3 Lawson/Miller - 2

I was just projecting that AJ's snap count may be lower this year if Jackson is as good as we all think he will be......he may even lose snaps to Hoecht when he comes back from suspension. I have Solomon's total low as well because he may be a healthy scratch most weeks unless there is an injury.

Just noticed that no matter how much he shlit posts his counter is stuck on 55.

Commies gonna commie.