BuffaloHokie13

Things will get fun in a few weeks. Combine starts the 27th of February. Teams & Agents will be there, rumors with traction will begin to come out.

I can't view draftwire due to our firewall

Some of that sounds like the entire offense, not Tyrod specifically, but idk. 25th in YPA 27th in TD/G (includes partial games) 4th in TD/TO 27th in YPT 25th in TD% 18th in Passer Rating 22nd in ANY/A 23rd in my rating system That's his numbers this year against his peers (37 qualifying QBs). Mostly on a per game or per attempt basis as it includes folks like Watson, Rodgers, and Garoppolo who all started less than 8 games. None of them scream horrible to me. They don't scream good, and they are certainly lower than they were in previous years, but horrible feels like an exaggeration.

I agree, but it was the only piece in play that was casting doubt on his departure.

With the franchise tag still in play this was less than certain.

Because Cousins wasn't available at that time and Garoppolo was an upgrade over what they had?

Care to expand at all? By what metric or measure (hopefully multiple)? What is your cutoff in said measure for horrible?

Rumor has it that Garoppolo won't sign unless Shanahan says he's better than Cousins. Negotiations are stalling. It might be on myspace, maybe.

What?

are they trying to substantiate this all from this tweet with no picture?

Belichick may actually be the Devil, so there's that.

Even if we did, cutting Clay saves $0 and you have to pay a replacement.

Didn't every team other than Cleveland win at least 2 games this year? Way to set the bar high!

That's the only reason we've remained relevant

Recruiting has always been tough for me and my Hokies. You want a crazy stat here? In the last decade, Virginia Tech has only had 2 5-star recruits. Tyrod Taylor in 2007, and Tim Settle in 2015.

This is why I like Oren Burks as a sneaky pick for us.

Better be sold on at least 2 QBs if you're going to give up that much for a non-guarantee.

The only thing that failed there was the WR getting called for a pushoff.

Did he accidentally burn them or something? I guess he could make use of some of the old silos!

This is what it ultimately came down to imo. The league simply could not afford to overturn calls on the field in a way that benefited a team that many believe get preferential treatment anyway. It would've been the 8th or 9th time this year alone that they benefited from a ruling like that.

Well he still has 0 votes, so there's that...

21: R1P21 LB RASHAAN EVANS - ALABAMA 22: R1P22 QB MASON RUDOLPH - OKLAHOMA STATE 53: R2P21 DL RASHEEM GREEN - USC 56: R2P24 EDGE CHAD THOMAS - MIAMI (FLA.) 96: R3P32 WR ANTHONY MILLER - MEMPHIS 123: R4P21 RB ROYCE FREEMAN - OREGON 160: R5P21 OT BRANDON PARKER - NORTH CAROLINA A&T 168: R5P29 LB MIKE MCCRAY - MICHIGAN

Has @Gugny voted yet?

At one point this year we were on a franchise record for consecutive home games with 20+ points scored.