thebandit27

I've seen guys put up reps, and I've seen guys with freakishly long arms, but I've never seen guys with freakishly long arms put up those reps, AND display his type of get-off and bend. His workout tomorrow could vault him into Mario Williams territory

Did you guys get the Headshot US theatrical release out there? I would've had to travel to NYC to see it

Myles Garrett...33 reps with 35-1/4" arms 😮 #freakofnature

Have you seen the side-by-side of young Diana Rigg and Natalie Dormer? Uncanny

Speedy Noil tests off the charts

Georgia State WR Robert Davis is blowing up. 19 reps 41" vertical Fwiw, I gave Knight a draftable grade. I think he's got the potential to develop into a career backup.

If they can fill three of their needs between S, RT, OLB (2), situational pass rusher, and CB before the draft, they can take Mahomes at 10 and not be afraid of having to fill needs

Me? I would take him at 10, yeah. In the NFL scouting community, where being technically sound is more important than ability and efficiency, he's a borderline R1 pick. There's a chance you can drop down to the 20's and still get him, but with teams like Arizona and NO behind you, it's a risk. This team really needs to fill a few needs before the draft.

I'm telling you guys: the Mahomes-Stafford comparison is real.

I have this odd feeling that Ross is going to go 14 to Philly--regardless of what other WRs may be on the board.

Wait, are you telling me that you didnt know Jonathan Price before Game of Thrones? Dude...he was the antagonist in Ronin. You BETTER have seen Ronin. My wife and kids are big fans of the Harry Potter movies (kids are too young to read the books); there are many actors from those movies that appear in Game of Thrones.

I actually don't care much how they throw at the combine either--what I want to know is how they perform in interviews. Are they students of the game? Can they think through scenarios and identify coverages on the whiteboard? Do they know which reads to eliminate pre-snap based on the play progression and coverage look?

I was just commenting in the Gilmore thread that this class is deeper in athletic guys that have BOTH size and length than any class I can remember. I mean, look at a guy like Kevin King, who's no better than a R3 prospect on a lot of boards...and he's 6'3" with 33" arms

Like I said, I totally get why they will let him walk; my concern is replacing him. I'm clinging to the idea that this is a corner class that is both top-heavy and deep with athletic guys that have both size and length--zone corners to a tee. Maybe we can get lucky and land a Tankersley/Wilson/Moreau type after day 1 and he'll acquit himself as a rookie... ...but I think it's asking a lot of a GM, coach, and player to step right in for Gilmore

Can't look it up right now, but I'm almost positive that it's any 1st round pick contract comes with the 5th year option

He's my QB3 right now...between Buffalo/NO/Cleveland/Arizona, he's probably going top-15

I'm brutal... Your boy Lamp is the only player that's broken into the red so far (70.75)...though Nico Siragusa was awfully close as well (69.17)

No, your standards are outrageously high if you do not. Compare his numbers to Sherman. Nearly identical in 2016--a supposedly bad year for Gilmore. Fact. Also, we need only look at what he gets on the open market to see how he's valued around the league. I'm willing to wager (friendly) that he's a top-5 paid corner once March 12th comes around

Talk to Wayne Cubed--he has a flat fryer and a killer donut recipe if legend is to be believed

Great players get paid. As I've said, I get why they will likely let him walk, but it makes this team worse by a significant margin. I do like the depth of the corner class, and I like that it's rife with athletic guys that boast both size and length...that somehow doesn't make me feel better about the prospect of our back 7.

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Always good to lose very good players that you drafted. Everybody likes to see that.

The only reason that I don't like a trade-down in the 1st is because I'm underwhelmed by the crop of 2nd-round receivers. I might be able to get myself comfortable enough with JuJu, Jalen, or Zay Jones to want them in R2, and if so, then I'll wholly endorse a trade-down in the 1st (as long as it ends with a Mahomes selection ) The corner class is deep enough that I'm fine waiting until day 2 to get a Howard Wilson, Tankersley, etc. The Tankersley showdown really soured me on Hodges...if you can't dominate a corner at his size, and you aren't enough of a speed guy to be a move-TE, then what's the point?

I was hoping he'd drop to day 3, but not looking good for that.

His salary for a good pass rusher is astonishingly low. His AAV is less than half of Olivier Vernon, and less than those of Vinny Curry, Cameron Heyward, and Derrick Wolfe. Hughes is a bargain.