Andrew Son
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Yes please. Would be a great fit as a situational boundary deep threat. Would finish off the room, IMO
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Just now, Mikie2times said:
Because no player in NFL history has done everything possible to make the perception of them as strong as they could at the combine.
Yes, I'm sure he's down about 30lbs from the combine.
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1 minute ago, Mikie2times said:
He's 220 or less for sure.
lol
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4 minutes ago, boyst said:
You have to be fluffy to be that heavy and he isn't.
I've ranged from 203 and sub 5% bf to 220 and 12-14%.
To be as tall as he is and as lean as he is eating the diet I am sure he is eating he simply doesn't have the mass to be 240
Knox is 254 which I don't fully believe either, but he is fluffier
Kincaid weighed in at the combine at 246
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2 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
No question. But as I keep saying I don't believe for a moment that if the Bills keep the Chiefs to 17 in a playoff game it will result in a 29-17 victory. We have played defensive battle type games with them in the regular season. 20-17 and 24-20. It always comes down to the end. If the Bills defense held the Chiefs to 17 points in the post-season they'd hold us to very similar. It's just how these two play each other. It always comes down to the end.
It's about the key drives - on both sides. And while I don't dispute the defense hasn't made those key stops when it has mattered either, the last two years on those key drives at the end the offense despite Josh being Josh hasn't been good enough to get it done.
Do you think the Chiefs just aren't trying when we beat them in the regular season?
I agree that the offense had the ball with a chance to win the last two playoff matchups. But I still don't think the offense was the problem, it's not really like they just stalled out. They are likely a short hop to an open Shakir and a bad spot away from winning both. And how many times did the offense "win" that 13 seconds game?
I just find all this WR criticism bizarre with our elite offense that continually gets let down by the defense in the biggest spots. The D needs to be fixed.
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Just now, GunnerBill said:
It's crystal clear we have had the ball at the end of the last two playoff losses and haven't got it done with an all world Quarterback. The defense needed upgrades, no question, but I remain unconvinced that we have the pieces when we really need them to go and score at the end of a playoff game for all the marbles.
The inability to get stops has made the margin for error razor thin.
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12 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
The thing is you can justify every individual decision in a vacuum that prioritises something else over receiver but when you have spent one pick in the first three rounds on a receiver in EIGHT years, even if you want to include the trade for Stef it is only two in EIGHT years then you can start to make assumptions about their level of urgency and prioritisation of the position.
But at the end of the day the offensive production has been elite.
It's crystal clear what has been holding this team back. I'm with Beane, this WR train crusade is idiotic.
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1 hour ago, machine gun kelly said:
I listened when it was on, and Jeremy was fine. He had to show respect to the GM, but didn’t back down. I had no issues as I expected Jeremy to back down even more. Beane was having a bad morning. He’s probably sick if the second guessing as he brought up JA vs. Rosen.I feel the complete opposite. The lead crusader of the WR train should have just owned his take instead of getting super defensive.
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1 minute ago, DrDawkinstein said:
He doesnt feel it. He heard you, and then pointed out how dumb you all sound. And was right.
CHOO CHOO!!!
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6 minutes ago, NoSaint said:
We are in large part top scoring because we are taking a mortgage on Allen’s future to do it
if he falters even slightly we are cooked
Josh isn't all of a sudden going to turn into a timing based pocket passer just because he has a plethora of weapons.
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3 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:
I would've laughed if Jeremy or Joe said explain Philly's offense then.
Who scored more points?
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1 hour ago, BobbyC81 said:
Hey, Stefon Diggs was a 5th rounder from Maryland. Just sayin’
You calling Prather a diva?!?!
2 hours ago, JaCrispy said:The main thing preventing this team from upgrading the WR room is Keon Coleman…
And why? Because he was our first pick last year (unfortunately).
We already gave Palmer starter money, and there is just no way the FO would bring in another starter, therefore diminishing Coleman’s ability to become a starter…
If Coleman was a mid round pick, as he should have been, it would be a different story…The team would have no problem bringing in a guy to be the starter…
But this is the reason you hear the team voice their disappointment in Coleman- yet do nothing about it…Its because he was their first pick…
We really have one spot to fill from last year, Hollins. I think Shavers can step into that role
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He’s simply a poor deep ball thrower. Not nearly enough arc to be trackable.
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2 minutes ago, NewEra said:
And he won’t win the the defense can’t get stops. We’ve seen Josh play better than any QB in the history of the league…. And still lost….because we couldn’t get stops. Until we can, we will continue to lose in the playoffs. The defense has to get better.
I’m absolutely amazed that people can argue with this.
Every season people complain about the defense letting us down. Yet in the offseason the same people want to focus on improving our strength
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1 minute ago, YoloinOhio said:
What are the odds he wrote that?
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1 minute ago, Beast said:
In think we matched up better against the Eagles than the Chiefs did. We have a far superior o-line and that sunk the Chiefs.
100%
But our D would have matched up much worse with the eagles O than did the Chiefs.
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Just now, BuffaloBillyG said:
False.
LOL. Do you think the FG target line is the first down marker?!?!
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Just now, BuffaloBillyG said:
A lot of stuff has been made about that drop. It was a miracle Josh got the ball off. It was also a VERY difficult catch for where the ball was thrown to. Should be have caught it? Yeah probably. But no one seems to mention that even if he did catch it, it was fourth down and he still would have been a yard and a half short of the first, laying on the ground with Chiefs all over him.
Even if he somehow makes that terrific catch...games still over.
No, it was well past the sticks
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10 minutes ago, wppete said:
Interesting signing. I liked him coming out of Colorado but haven’t heard much about him in the NFL. He's a hybrid type player WR/RB.That’s the hopeful path, a late career Coderell Patterson type breakout
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10 minutes ago, WhitewalkerInPhilly said:
I got a quick highlight preview but from I saw he hits like Rapp and tracks the ball like Hyde
I’m seeing a combination of Ed Reed and Troy Palumalu
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Just now, Beast said:
In essence, we will have about the same d-line and we know that wasn’t good enough. Let’s see what the draft brings us.
LOL, we've already signed three FA d-lineman
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1 minute ago, gonzo1105 said:
I like the highlights that are showing his one sack a year lol. The player and cost is fine.
It’s interesting that they are bringing him in. He’s played in both a 4-3 and a 3-4. Hoecht has also done both and the same for Bosa. Are we becoming a multiple defense?
He had his best sack numbers in a 4-3 as a 3 tech. I wonder if the idea is to make Carter both a 3 and a 1 as the last DL on the roster. Lotta questions on fit for this one but they obviously have a plan
He's had as many as 7 sacks in a year
Gabe Davis released
in The Stadium Wall
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Moore is more of a slot like seemingly all our guys. We wouldn’t need Gabe to be a #2, but he would add that outside vertical presence we are lacking.