Charles Romes
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Not that Phil is great, but I don’t see Ryan as being any better. They probably just wanted someone more familiar with today’s NFL.
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We are already strong in this skill set with Hollins.
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You can’t put a player like Worthy on the field every down, making him a luxury pick. There is only one team in position to make a luxury pick. That said, the Chiefs handed the Bills draft capital for free.
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Why not just make it an even 20. Think about the additional money to be made.
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2 minutes ago, 78thealltimegreat said:
Mel was saying the reason he fell is cause he’s got shorter arms then what they traditionally look for on IOL but hey I’ll take it his tape is nasty.
Shakir also fell due to short arms. Our college personnel department tracks short arms.-
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33 minutes ago, Craig Oi said:
Old enough to know ...Who is this player??????
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Rather have the new Harold Carmichael
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Atlanta is thinking to get the most out of these old QBs you need to light a fire under them, like Brady re-elevating over Jimmy G, Rodgers over Love, Favre over Rodgers etc. There certainly examples to show they are right.
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10 minutes ago, NewEra said:
You’re saying teams should base their first rd pick on what another team deems as worthy. I can’t get on board with that. Do the work. Make your board and stick with it. If you can’t trust your FO to do that and instead follow another teams board, you should fire your FO.
KC thought Mecole hardman was worth a 1st. He wasn’t imo. They thought Skyy moore was worth a 2nd. He wasn’t (although I thought it was a great pick at the time). They thought CEH was worth a 1st. He wasn’t. Maybe we should’ve taken them too.
agree to disagree bro.
they also paid good value for Toney in trying to find a Tyreek substitute. Their track record of attempting to replace Hill is poor. That perhaps was part of Beane’s calculation.-
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16 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:
And this is why I feel it's smart to draft the lower cost rookie WR (or 2). WR inflation is real
or even spending extra draft capital to move up to do so. You can buy a lot of high end free agents for 30. -
Sure jerraghs not happy about how big that star got.
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Would not be happy if I were the Chargers
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Mack Hollins attended and gave an interview
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9 hours ago, KDIGGZ said:
Duke Williams
Shorter reminds me of the Duke, except he’s even more lumbering and his hands are even stonier.-
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Frank Lewis first rounder never caught on with the Steelers. Ended up playing 13 seasons, nearly 7000 yards in a running era, two one thousand yard seasons with the Bills.
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On 4/9/2024 at 3:48 PM, Beck Water said:
If you want measurables or scouting reports, move on now.
I thought it would be interesting to look at where some of the top WR were drafted.
I started by looking at Y/G for the top-20 WR for the last 3 years. I used Y/G to normalize for injuries to WR or QB.
There were 8 guys who have been in the top 20 for 3 years, showing consistency.
Draft position: round-overall pick
1-5
1-17
1-22
2-51
2-53
3-765-146
5-1653 from Rd 1 (1 top 10 pick, 2 from the bottom half of the round)
2 from Rd 2
1 from Rd 3
2 from Rd 5
Another 8 guys 2 of 3 years: round-overall pick
1-4
1-6
1-7
1-71-11
1-243-69
3-84
Adding both groups together
9 from Rd 1 (5 top-10 picks, 1 top half of the 1st, 3 bottom half)
2 from Rd 2
3 from Rd 3
2 from Rd 5
12 guys who appeared in the top-20 1 of 3 years (keep in mind, this includes rookies and guys whose QB fell to injury): round-overall pick
1-25
1-27
2-33
2-34
2-36
2-52
2-64
3-66
3-69
3-89
4-112
5-177
Adding all 3 groups together
11 from Rd 1 (5 top-10 picks, 1 top half, 5 bottom half)
7 from Rd 2 (3 early 2nd, 4 2nd half of the 2nd)
6 from Rd 3
1 from Rd 4
3 from Rd 5
So, of 28 WR who have been top-20 for at least 1 of the past 3 years:
39% from Rd 1 (5 top-10, 1 top half, 5 bottom half)
25% from Rd 2
21% from Rd 3
4% from Rd 4
11% from Rd 5
What's my takehome from this? The odds are highest to get a top WR in the 1st, but the chances are about even between the top and bottom half of the round.Pretty good odds from Rd 2 and 3
After that, you can still draft a good WR but, it's a lottery ticket
If I feel energetic, I may go back and look at how many WR were drafted ahead of each of these guys.
I agree there is a distribution. But within the top statistical players there are a lot of smaller receivers who work the slot. To get the prototypical big X like we need you generally need to reach higher on the draft board.
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Rousseau if he was more consistent.
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Fromm what I remember wasting a draft pick on a backup QB is dumb
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Wouldn’t shock me if VanDemark or Gouraige is added to a move-up deal, especially if it involves the Giants.
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22 hours ago, BuffaloRebound said:
Other. Trade back from 28 for a team that wants an OT or Penix/Nix. Take whoever is left from Legette, Mitchell, Franklin, or Worthy. Double dip in the 3rd or 4th round.
Im worried we will do just that, Mitchell, Legette, and Worthy will be gone, and we will reach for Franklin.-
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Maybe he could get his second GM fired
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Shakir is a nice complementary receiver. Let’s not get carried away.
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I’d only give up a 1 for a big X 6’3 or 6’4 who can dominate the boundaries and stay healthy. The little guys like Sammy Odell and Chase are injured all the time.
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I’m hearing that Ladd is too redundant to Shakir, Samuel, and Kincaid, but I’m not sure you can have too many receivers who can create separation in the slot. That’s the type of receiver who Allen loves throwing to and takes advantage of Allen’s huge arm with low risk. Only a rare-arm strength QBs can make a living off of throwing to receivers who they see open.
Rd 2, Pick 33: WR Keon Coleman, Florida State
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