
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower
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"Giants 'don't like' Josh Rosen".
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to BurpleBull's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The news early on was a move to 2 and the Bills wanting Rosen. It has also been said since early on that they wanted Darnold...NYG that is. I think the Giants do want Darnold, but have always believed the odds were long. The back up plan is to trade down and the Bills do I'm sure have interest in Rosen. 2 things: The Giants may not want to move down to 12 and Beane may need another move to 5-6-7 and then the deal is done. Or he has told Beane he needs next years number 1 as well and Beane hasn't committed yet. This may be Giants way of telling Beane you don't own this pick yet and someone could beat you-like NE. -
billspro's only mock draft
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to billspro's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Looks like a nice group of players the Bills could use, especially Rosen and Boise St. Don't know the TE and no DT is a weakness. -
To me there is a demarcation between Rosen, Darnold and Mayfield and the next tier. All these guys need some development and they are no exception. But, the next tier require a lot more development (Allen, Mayfield, Rudoplh, Lauletta). However, If I'm spending a first round pick its on Allen because of the potential rewards, and only if the other 3 are gone. Otherwise I'm waiting for Day 2.
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Frank Ragnow - Arkansas C - private workout
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to PIZ's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Yeah but he's having dinner with Juan Castillo #not an improvement -
Would you offer this trade
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to RPbillsfan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Every time! -
Jordan Matthews to Pats
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Big Blitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Who cares.....next -
Farewell, Joe Webb (Signs with Texans)
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Roundybout's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I wish we had kept him, had no idea he was leaving. He's nice to have a around because of his versatility. Sayonara Joe -
Yes! Thank you for putting a little bit of sanity. People work their butts of to get to 2/3 right, when you can flip a coin an expect 50. That is what we're dealing with, raising the bar a few degrees. Yep this is a year where you take your shot at excellent prospects. After that is done, alot of it will be somewhat luck dependent (injuries etc.). Surround him with coaches, weapons and anything else you can and then hope it works. But, I'm taking my chances on this years prospects.
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And Scout's Inc. is out today with Top 4 QB are the highest rated in many years (all over 90). Anybody who's a quality decision maker doesn't get bogged down with only one way of analyzing the question. They also realize the randomness of all these decisions. It is not just as simple as having a superior analytical tool. A great decision maker will methodically look at all the evidence available, ask questions and decide what is worth using and what isn't.
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I will say that having different approaches to winning is good for the game. In boxing its the puncher vs the technician. It makes for the best action. I do feel like there was a period a few years ago where the league was very much of an antiseptic product. In the last few years beginning with Seattle teams have become more creative. Perhaps some newer ideas have filtered in.