atlbillsfan1975

You are 86 and posting on a fan board. Much respect Sir.

I’m here for some of the “draft experts” on this board to tell me how Belichick is a good evaluator of talent. He got lucky with Brady. Tom made Belichick who he is.

Good call on McConaughey, just listened to his book on Audible with him narrating, very entertaining.

Agreed, the timing is a little odd. The team now has a decent assessment of what talent they have in the WR room more so than any other position due to the nature of OTA’s. Not sure really what this transaction signifies.

The Pats are has beens. Jones is average at best and Belichick is a terrible talent evaluator. Brady had much more to do with the Pats winning for 20 years than Belichick.

I don’t care if 1980’s Bill Walsh was working with Mac Jones, he’d still stink.

He looks really little, maybe it’s just the no pads, also he will be 29 in August. Cook has played everywhere on the field: running back, slot, and out wide.

Not good it came to physical violence. On a lighter note, I thought for a second he knocked the airline worker onto the luggage belt and we were going to see him roll away.

This is my thought. Have six guys getting 7-9 sacks and then one guy hitting 10+. Overall have great sack production but not one guy getting elite sack numbers.

The evolution of the roster depends partly on the Bills moving away from higher paid special team players. I think we see this happening more this season where later round picks are coached up to become the next Matakevich and T. Jones on rookie team friendly deals. The team has organizationally cultivated leaders at value positions now.

What happens if he starts really spilling the beans on all the cheating?

Do you watch college football regularly?

I’m interested to see if the two are on the field at the same time. Supposedly they both play the same side mostly.

VaTech appears to have a type they recruit for Oline…or the recruits become over their time on campus

Yep, Joe brought the Hall stat up on his LockedOn Bills podcast. When you also consider the level of competition, I’ll take Cook.

The way Beane structured Haack’s contract it sounds like he will get paid $100k to coach Araiza on holding over the summer. This was proposed on a podcast on Cover One. Araiza has mentioned his has been working on holding. I don’t see it being a huge issue due to Araiza being a good athlete. He should possess good hand eye coordination so then it just comes down to composure under pressure.

You are probably right about the agent, but it goes back farther than that. This is when having a father and uncle who played in the league is a benefit. I’m sure Kaiir’s father taught him about self-improvement and how to go about it as a DB. The agent or someone surely told him to share this tool he uses with pro-personnel during the pre-draft process. Either way it is exactly the type of player and person McD and we want on our team.

When you make a statement and then will not supply an example, doesn't that speak a little bit to the credibility of the statement? I would like to see who chased him down from behind and what was the situation on that play.

Judging by the response I received I don’t think that’s going to happen, at least not from that poster.

Can you provide any games specifically and/or players who caught him from behind? Not saying your lying but would like to see the context.

White is a good player. For me, I’ll take the pass catching ability over White being a little bigger and slower. Also, the competition Cook played against is much better than what White played against.

Was there a RB you did like in the draft?

If you are looking at Cook as an every down work horse than I get your dislike for the pick. If you consider what this offense was lacking and what he provides than it is easier to understand the pick. He lines up as a RB and can run the ball very well, he can also catch the ball better than ANY prospect listed as a RB coming out.

Did you want Hall? And he had a QB whose strength isn’t throwing the ball. To think what he can do with Josh is fun. I bet we see some 2 back sets where Cook can motion out to a wideout/slot for a passing play or stay in and run it.

You had me up till the "What we don't need"