JohnBonhamRocks

McGee was pretty good imho

All I can say about this:

Kind of goes back to the issue of proposing to move Dawkins to OG. Convincing a guy to play a different position that pays significantly less money is a tough sell.

Cap cost sure. Draft capital no.

If you think a guy is your franchise QB, then you move heaven and earth to get him. Now the Panthers just has to make sure they don’t miss. But WOW - Bears made off with an absolute haul! Should be interesting to see what Fields does next year.

Would love Mattison but feel he has earned a look as a true HB1.

NFL Draft Profile: Power back with bruising frame who fits the football cliche of “tough, smart and dependable.” Johnson isn’t overly creative and lacks the juice to hit quick-closing NFL holes. He needs it blocked up so he can get downhill and uncork his power on the second level. While his lack of suddenness makes him somewhat limited as a runner, he will be better at stuffing blitzers than many of the No. 3 backs currently in the league. Johnson might be fighting off competition every year in camp, but his toughness and four-phase special teams value could give him an advantage. Certainly sounds like what McBeane would be looking for in a HB3. Goal line, blocking, and ST.

SF gonna continue being stacked for a while. They get, or Lance/Purdy prove to be, a top 5-10 QB and look out…

Davis is better than one would think if they only read this board and did show flashes of WR1 ability. You can’t watch his KC playoff game performance and say otherwise. Distinction being he of course did not regularly show that ability. He regularly showed to be anywhere from a top WR2 to top WR3. We need 3 starting quality WRs and currently have 2 in Diggs and Davis. Getting rid of one would really have to be worth it to create that hole.

Old? Check. Slow? Check. Lets do this thing!

- Tell me, what do you do with witches? - Burn them! - And what do you burn, apart from witches? - More witches! - Wood! - So why do witches burn? - 'Cause they're made of wood? - Good! - How do we tell if she is made of wood? - Build a bridge out of her. - But can you not also make bridges out of stone? - Oh, yeah. - Does wood sink in water? - No, it floats. - Throw her into the pond! - What also floats in water? - Bread. - Apples. - Very small rocks. - Cider! Great gravy. - Cherries. Mud. - Churches. - Lead. - A duck! - Exactly. - So, logically-- - If she weighs the same as a duck... - she's made of wood. - And therefore? - A witch!

I wonder how many of those assets from the top listed teams goes to acquiring QBs.

Beane better get Arthur Moats on the phone.

To me, looks like he has incredible route running skills and separation ability, and wins some contested catches.

Definitely not a burner. 4.5 is probably accurate. That’s OK by me. Fast enough. Might get caught from behind once in a while, but it’s his route running and ability to make would-be tacklers miss that would have me elated with JSN at 27. I’m not saying he’s at Diggs’ level, but I think he’s as close to a Diggs clone as you can get in this draft.

Some foods make my Boettger. Anyways, congrats Ike. I’m sure you’re reading this.

This just in: Von Miller to IR+ due to paper cuts. McD says he’s hour to hour.

It could be, but we wouldn’t know

Posters on this board would gladly criticize players’ bowel movements if only they had the access to analyze them. I know it’s a Friday in the thick of Winter, but c’mon people.

That troublesome Von Miller and his love of football. Locker room cancer amirite?

Disagree with being OK with 10-7 next year. Every season with JA17 should be intended for a 1 seed and Super Bowl. Agree with the spirit of your posts. I think we need to be similar to the Patriots* who for so many years both: (1) regularly flipped their own veterans for picks right before their decline in play and also (2) had a knack for acquiring talented veterans whose value was at a low due to other reasons but who could still play at a high level. Or, more recently, see the Chiefs trading away of Hill.

Trade whoever, but only for 5th round picks. Beane’s sweet spot.

Would a team really want a guy back as DC if he needed to take a year off? Is anyone going to sign on as DC if it’s being treated as a 1-year keep-the-seat warm gig? For both questions:

As always, it would be about compensation to TEN and to Henry. If both those things make sense then of course you want him.