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Yea, imagine that. Couple of TV personalities running a team.

I can see Bill standing there in practice, watching Bodine snap the ball. "God, it's even slower in person..."

In bold.

Houston probably calling Shady as we speak.

Not complaining there.

You should probably read some books.

Just a comparison of their combine results. Benjamin has definitely lost a couple minutes on that 40 time.

10th of a second slower than Benjamin. Better broad jump, 1 more rep on the bench, these guys are separated by fractions athletically. Difference is Williams is hungry to succeed and Benjamin is hungry for some Popeye's.

And when did he run that 40 time? You did watch him play in Buffalo correct? His 40 time coming out of college is completely irrelevant.

Say what... there isn't a slower wide receiver than Benjamin. Kyle was moving faster than Benjamin after he caught that pass last year.

Yards? Foster. Receptions? Beasley.

If Allen continues his progression at the rate he has, we'll definitely be a playoff team. If we can beat the Pats once this year, we could win the east.

I agree with this. But I think they move away from DiMarco and use Knox in the H back role when the need arises.

Knox and Sills have a legitimate shot at starting week 1. Beasley and Brown in free agency. Wild card in Duke Williams. I'm not sure what the problem is.

Barkley for sure.

Doesn't matter, he's still a veteran of the NFL who has obviously helped Allen behind the scenes. No one can deny Allen was on a bit of a tear after coming back from injury having sat with Anderson for a few weeks and then getting further help from Barkley. Jackson offers none of that.

Wait until you see him flexed out to the edge in big packages...

Not as bad as the corner for Detroit who literally couldn't read. "In the two hundred nineteen NFL draft..."

Lions will take Tua first overall after crashing and burning this year, firing Patricia and trading Stafford to Denver.

College stats do not translate to the pro game. How many Heisman trophy winners have to bust before this is understood. Mechanics, footwork, white board work, delivery, facing adversity, consistency etc. are all more important than the stats. As Happy said before, he didn't play in a pro style system, he looks like he is laboring to throw the ball further than 40 yards, he never took over a game or dominated the competition. And that is in a very weak conference. I think the first thing you look for in a small school guy is, is he the best player on the field in a good portion of his film?

I'm not trying to knock Tyree but I don't see an undrafted QB coming in and landing the backup QB spot. You really want Tyree coming in if Josh goes down? Barkley played well last year for us and earned his spot. Plus Daboll, Josh and Coach made a big deal about how much better the QB room was with Barkley and Anderson in the mix. I don't see that changing any time soon unless, like I said, Anderson retires.

Compete for the backup job?? LOL He's camp fodder, might find his way to the practice squad until old man Anderson hangs it up and he becomes the 3rd string but Barkley proved last year he was worth keeping in that role.

This all seems reasonable until you realize you've completely left out Williams and Knox, ignore the fact that Foster was the most productive rookie wideout in the league in the 2nd half of the season or ignore the fact that Beane flat out said you don't need a #1 wideout, you need guys that fit the scheme.

He has the athleticism to play anywhere along the front 4. You could seriously see him play the edge in certain packages. His measurebles are unbelievable. He ran the short shuttle a hundredth of a second slower than Antonio Brown. The pick is very much in the vein of Josh Allen and Termaine Edmunds. Guys who are young or maybe come from smaller schools but have no ceiling when it comes to athleticism.

Williams was the number 1 receiver in the CFL last year, an extremely pass heavy league. Has had a couple years to mature past his college issues. Is certainly one of those guys that can track and high point a football down the field. Once Foster came back from being cut he was the most productive rookie wide receiver in the NFL over the last 7 games and was good for at least 1 big play per game. And you mentioned Allen making him looking good but he played with Barkley as well and had 3 catches for 105 yards.