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Thurm, I don’t know if you’re in this camp, but Edmunds progressed well his rookie year, but that was partially because Star clogged up a Center and possibly Guard allowing Edmunds to play in space. Between Star out and his injury in the beginning of this year, it made it more difficult for Edmunds to shine, but he adjusted as the year went on. Edmunds isn’t going anywhere. By the way some people are posting, you’d think we finished 7-9.
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Week 1 2021 NFL Season Schedule Prediction
machine gun kelly replied to Like A Mofo's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I’m all for 1 pm on Sundays, but then again I get up at 5am at the latest on workdays. -
Shady, have you noticed the threads from posters under 1000. They are inane.
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It’s an odd deal, but ok. Detroit gets a lot from someone they want move on and Goff is a hold over. As far as Stafford, we’ll see. He was on a bad team forever. 32 is not old for a QB the way these rules are for protecting QB’s. He might kill it on a good team, or he may flop. Its very difficult to predict his success on another team. Should be interesting. At least we’re done with the NFCW for another three years.
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Do they get cupcakes after the game? Seriously bud, do you think any NFL player would actually play this game? If I’m McD, I’d forfeit. I do appreciate the courage to float this one as you knew people were going to bust you’re chops. Sounds like you were just jonesing for a football game this weekend. I am too.
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Ok, 6969, So who are we replacing these 8 guys, and how much net savings do we have from that $42 mil. of 1 speed WR, 1 Edge Rusher, 2 DT’s, another DE, a pro bowl type Safety, a Center, and a blocking TE. You missed that part. How much are those 8 replacements? There’s only 8 draft spots amd a few are late in the draft who are far passed over. Were not moving on from Hughes,and Hyde.
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At least you have the tar this time. Finally I don’t have to do everything for you. 😏
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Mike Pettine done in Green Bay
machine gun kelly replied to Draconator's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Ridge, when I think a Greggo defense, I think of this.. Sweet Dreams Witch! -
RD 2, Pick 54: DE AJ Epenesa, University of Iowa
machine gun kelly replied to SDS's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I think you’re right. They should’ve allowed him to remain in the 270’s and he would’ve been able to penetrate and contain better. He’s just not the same as a 255 lbs. Hughes. Epenesa is more like a Phil Hansen type than a light quick burst Hughes. Hopefully he’ll figure it out in the off season. -
Mike Pettine done in Green Bay
machine gun kelly replied to Draconator's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I know Pettine’s defense finished 9th overall, 7th against the pass, and 13th (which is not bad) against the rush. -
You might be right. The easiest way to tell is who Beane extends. The only way we take a shot at a guy like this is if the owners find a way to keep the cap at $200 mil. If that happens and I’m not suggesting it will as I don’t know, but if you cut some dead weight there would be $ to add. It’s just hot air at this point (by me).
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Agreed, not to risk his burst, but Id like to see 15 lbs. of muscle added so he can match up with some of the road grader guards. A young elite athlete can put in around 10-15 lbs., of coached properly. Anything more and you’re talking about enhancements (I was a competitive power lifter at The national level for 14 years til I blew out my knee, but that was 100 years ago)
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The OP is asking about which to add, WR or TE. I’m not sure the relevance of Tampa has nothing like the Chiefs. Regarding that though Mike Evans, Godwin, Miller, Brate and Gronk are all assets. They also have Ronald Jones who ran for 978 yards on a team like us who is a passing team. Anyway, to the OP, Hunter Henry, amd he would cost $10 mil. The only reason I’m not saying $10.6-9 mil. which is his market value is due to a possibility the cap goes down. Too much confusion as to where the cap will be, so we have to wait for the owners meeting as they will decide and bring it to the NFLPA. The article that came out the other day cited a bunch of player agents, and unnamed owners sources. It might be true, but it’s pointless to give a number. These billionaires will weigh out how many guys they have to purge vs. lose and figure out how much of a hit and how long you want to space out the hit. If they do proceed like some speculate it spread over three years, then that also means even if they go with $190 (pure guess with nothing to back it up), then the only way in future years the cap goes up is if the new tv contracts dramatically go up.
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the missing link - an Alvin Kamara-type player
machine gun kelly replied to dave mcbride's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
B3, All the slots are perfect, but I said in another thread, Henry would be a perfect free agency add. Any edge rusher or #2 CB would be a lot more than Henry’s $10.6. His $10.6 mil. is possible, but then that means Milano walks. I’ve said all week, you get something, you have to give something up. TE’s don’t usually come out of a draft and just blow it up as a rookie. You know Henry is a proven winner. The other thing is of the doom and gloom cap comes to fruition, we might get him for less. Using you're first two picks in either order based on their board for an Edge Rusher and CB is smart. The only way you go for a RB in the first is if he is a game changer. I agree all four spots are important, and everything after that is depth. We were fortunate our 2020 later picks were valuable. Bass will be our kicker barring injuries for a decade. I firmly believe Dane Jackson will add to our DB depth for a long time as well. We hopefully can find gems on the O Line and possible LB later in the draft. One thing is for sure, if we went after Henry, that would be it for free agency other than just a guy at a bargain price. -
Thanks Thurmon. Not a subscriber so can’t read it, but appreciate you’re snipits. I’ve been on the pulpit since last year when we missed going after Hooper, or we just did it unsuccessfully. He’s not Kelce, but he is a lot better than what we have now. I’m fine with dropping a couple of our TE’s and go after Hunter Henry. Of all the position groups, TE is much more affordable than Edge Rusher, CB, never a RB as they wear out too fast. Even with O Line, look how much Morse cost. The other reason is several TE’s need a couple of years to develop so why draft one, when you have a finished product. Remember Kelce wasn’t explosive his first couple of years out of the draft. There are exceptions, but having only three TE’s such as Henry, Knox, and take you’re pick (guessing Sweeney as he’s cheap and only depth). It’s not like we will morph into a Ravens team and run 13 personnel all the time. It’s crazy, but I can see us going after a fast RB in the draft, a CB, and an Edge Rusher. With the rest if they let Milano go, and I hope they don’t, the a LB. I wouldn’t expect much more than a Henry and just other guys for their depth as they purge some underperformers.
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It seemed to me they became pidgeon holed into Allen passing 90% as all of their efforts throughout the season to run were unsuccessful. Whether it’s simply a faster RB, or in addition, bring back a very effective old school FB, or line, or scheme. The other part similar to what some others have written is they got cute. They should’ve trusted what brought them there, and all of the changes blew up in their faces. I trust these coaches will learn from it, and adapt next year. Reid is brilliant and he anticipated exactly what McD was going to do. That’s why it looked like the Chiefs looked like they knew everything Allen would check to and they adjusted in sync with our offense. Reid also knew McD well enough to know how he would try and change things up. A couple of the players may have been grinning etc. after the game, but they were the better team. We had a an excellent year, and we will keep improving in 2021.
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If I’m him Watson, my list to tell the Texans is the Dolphins, Bears, Rams, 49ers, Steelers, and Colts (which would never happen in division). These teams with a QB like him would immediately be a contender. There are different strengths to each of these teams. The one unfortunately that has the most to offer is the Fins. The Fins could make this work if they gave both #1’s and Tua. In essence three #1’s. Since the fins had 11 picks last year, and 10 picks this year, and all of those free agents last year, it would be a good deal for both sides. I’m not writing this like I want it to happen as I hate them, but it’s the most logical where each side gets something they want.
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I was thinking the same on a fullback. It’s a boring underappreciated asset, but when we had a younger healthier DiMarco, we ran better. I know he retired, so I’m not saying him. We should find a good one as it will help, amd dump Smith. Just because he’s a blocking TE, that doesn’t help up the middle. Some say that’s Gilliam, but I didn’t see him used in this manner.