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I'm fine with how they've drafted. The way I see it is, he went out and got his future franchise QB on offense and defense in year 1. From here on out, you draft BPA based on need. Obviously, we all hope the BPA is a stud offensive lineman.

I'll give 5. 1. Ted Washington 2. Sam Adams 3. Andre Reed 4. Kent Hull 5. London Fletcher

Extremely good point there for sure.

I get that the chart says we get a premium, but I'm not feeling it. Maybe a 1st this year, 3rd and their 1st next year.

I agree. In their situation, Foles makes a whole lot of sense. The sheer amount of picks you'd get for Wentz would be amazing. It wouldn't be a popular move though in Philly I'd imagine.

I would. At worst, he can be a backup tackle...and at best he can be a serviceable / decent starting RT. Good / average offensive lineman are HARD to find. Its sad to see such bitterness in people.

It will be unacceptable to not get 2 wins off that team next year.

The media is all like this these days. Opinion = fact

I could be wrong, but I believe "region locking" your league will limit you greatly down the road.

I think he'd go number 1 if he were able to come out this year.

Absolutely this.

Anyone have any idea what this about? Colton has done pretty well I thought.

Honestly, yes. Serviceable running backs are pretty easy to come by these days. I'd have sent him home for a 4th rounder and let Murphy get some time in this year.

You can grab a decent RB in the 3rd and 4th rounds - absolutely no reason to spend a high round pick on one. Hell, sign a FA back if you must. Enough of the defensive players, it is time to build that monster offensive line and grab a speed WR to stretch things out a bit. TE might not be a bad idea either, but I have a feeling Croom is going to be awesome.

I'm stealing this. lol

IF he gets you even close to the playoffs and especially if he gets you in, he's absolutely in the conversation. He wins it if they get in the playoffs AND get a win.

I think they both retire after NEXT year.

Just being truthful here, I think it has to do with 3 different things. 1. The racial card will always be pulled if a black person ( especially someone who is as good of a person as Tyrod appears to be ) is replaced by a white person ( especially if number 2 happens ) 2. His performance was horrible. Record breaking horrible. 3. He's a religious person and that is very frowned on these days it seems When you take all of those things and combine them, its a recipe for what happened to Peterman. While there were many who pulled for him, the vast majority hated him for one of the 3 reasons listed - or more often than not a combination to varying degrees of all 3 of those.

Already talking about this in several other threads.

If McDermott pulls off a second miracle playoff run, he's getting an extension.

With Carolinas offense we are title contenders.

I was hopeful that Nathan could prove people wrong, but he was unable to do so. Seems like a really good dude. That being said, there is no reason he needs to be on an NFL roster.

Win.

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The Bills. Even with Peterman at QB. I really hate this argument though. You are comparing the best of the best college players vs a college team with some NFL caliber talent on it. It would be a bloodbath. Alabama would get destroyed.