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  1. 1 hour ago, whatdrought said:

     

    I mean, he's 6'1 and 205. That isn't small small. It's not huge, but I think it's easy to get too focused on height. We need a bigger guy, yes, but we need first and foremost, someone who can consistantly make plays. My WR wish list is as follows: 

     

    1- CeeDee Lamb, Oaklahoma

    2- Jerry Juedy, Alabama

    3- Henry Ruggs, III Alabama

    4a- Tee Higgins, Clemson

    4b- Laviska Shenault, Colorado 

     

    After that there are a lot of guys with second round grades who I haven't really figured out who I like best.  

     

     

    This is a great look at the top of the WR class for 2020:https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2864432-ranking-the-top-10-wide-receivers-of-potentially-historic-2020-nfl-draft-class

    A few years ago, we needed a "big" receiver and chose James Hardy over Desean Jackson.  There's a lesson in there somewhere.

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  2. 18 minutes ago, H2o said:

    It seems that Foster is starting to be worked into the offense a bit more the last couple of weeks. Maybe the injuries hampered him to the point he just fell behind everyone else? Maybe he played himself into the doghouse for a while? Who knows. One thing is we have a better group this year as well so he's not a focal point like he was towards the end of the year in 2018. Over the last 4 games in 2018 though is when he came on with 19 catches for 285 yards and 2 TD's. We are now in the last 4 game stretch of 2019. If we can get that version of Foster, to go with Smoke who can hurt you all over the field, Knox who has really impressed as a rookie, Beasley who is basically unguardable in the slot, and the running game we have established to go along with the defense we already had? Watch out because this team could very well make a run that no one thought possible. 

    Agree 100%.  He's a blur when he gets into a high gear.

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  3. 1 hour ago, Chandler#81 said:

    He ranks right up there with Harvey Johnson for most unworthy Head Coach. Even with Kelly, Bruce, Reed, Ritcher, Talley, Ken Jones, Metzalars & Robb Riddick, we were in disarray under his ‘leadership’. Bounce Hank and immediately defeat Division Leader Steelers.

     But ..um.. Rest In Peace.

    RIP for Harvey, but I think he stands alone - 2 - 23 - 1. 

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  4. 2 hours ago, Jamie Nails said:

    Who would you rather have: Mahomes or White and the 22nd pick? Who would you rather have: Russell Wilson or TJ Graham? Who would you rather have: Rob Gronkowski or Torrell Troupe? 

    Oh, oh, I know the answer to this one.  Mahomes, Wilson and Gronkowski.  If not Gronkowski, then Jimmy Graham or any of the other 3 or 4 tight ends in the greatest TE draft in the history of the league. 

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  5. No.  He's 42 and starting to look every bit of that.  He's mediocre at this point in a system that is designed for him.  Picks, dinks, dunks.  When he's pressured, he throws the ball into the ground.  Can you imagine what he'd look like in the Bills' offensive scheme?  Remember Peyton Manning?  He looked pretty good until he didn't.  Win, lose or don't make the Super Bowl, I'd be surprised if Brady is back with NE next year and surprised if he doesn't retire.

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  6. 31 minutes ago, MJS said:

    Kind of ironic that McDermott got criticism for supposedly playing for the tie (in regulation), now the 49ers are getting bashed for NOT going for a tie (in overtime, no less).

    Bills needed the win to make the playoffs.  Tie gives 49'ers two game edge in loss column.  Totally different circumstances.  If Bills were in same position as 49ers and McDermott was as aggressive as Shanahan, posters would have rightly given McDermott grief.  In that situation, you drain the clock to give yourself some chance of a win while giving your opponent next to no chance for the win.

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  7. 4 minutes ago, K-9 said:

    Interesting stat. Where can we find them for every QB in the league?

    Yeah, this.  It's a meaningless stat unless you compare to league averages.  I'm guessing there are QB's who haven't thrown a pass that's travelled 30 yards in the air over the last two years.  Maybe it also means that we shouldn't be trying to throw passes that travel 30 yards in the air.  Also, does this include Hail Marys?  What is the league average on completing Hail Marys?

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