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Any recommendations for a rookie? I know football not the stock market

His TD to int ratio is pretty great. But he still went from 34-6 to 24-5 . His completion% went from 67 to 60 and his arm just seemed off for a guy going into his big JR year

Fromm wasn't even super accurate last year. He threw a lot of wobblers and balls that hit the dirt

No he played at ECU a Division 1 FBS school And is the all time receptions leader... Sometimes things dont translate

Ummm That's his career statistics

Devlin was carrying the rock on that play and bulldozed Tremaine And if Tremaine couldn't recover from that he wasn't born to be a football player. It happens

The uprights are also further apart. NFL kicking is tougher college coaches don't put their kickers in situations they can't handle for the most part

I mentioned KJ up thread And ladarius has a big hill ahead of him to make the roster. He better work on his STs

It only gets harder the closer to the uprights you get And besides coaches aren't dumb they see their kickers everyday in practice, they try and get them on the hash they like If a kicker struggles from the far left hash , they don't run off tackle left on 3rd down, they will try and get the kicker to his comfortable hash

The Fromm lovefest is kinda ludicrous He doesn't have NFL tools and will struggle against starting NFL defenses the combine velocity numbers don't tell the whole story. Watch every throw from his career to get a gauge of his arm strength , and his balls wobble He could be jacked up and throwing it as hard as he can to make his arm look stronger . Herbert isnt trying to throw 55 , I bet Fromm did to hit 53 And Chad Pennington was the most accurate quarterback I've ever seen Jake Fromm has nothing on him

I was thinking about your prediction. Very good prediction He's a great special team guy and I'm super glad he was. He is a very hard worker and talented player

Congratulations Ledarius on signing with the Bears and evin with the Falcon's

He's going to have to play well in regular season games to net a second He was just a 5th rounder for a reason. It's gonna take a lot for a team to throw a high round pick at him

Congratulations to KJ Osborne! Officially a draftee and Minnesota Viking!

Yeah I could definitely see him being a special teams contributor I've always been a huge believer in that special teams is a third of the game You can never have enough good football players

Whoever he got those numbers from he's wrong because Eason was 59 left 59 right And that doesn't mean he can throw outside the numbers

Davis will need some work to be an immediate contributor He has a pretty slow release outside which will impact his routes and timing. Needs to clean that up If he can work on that , when the balls in the air he's solid

I like this pick alot Bills seemed to be high on him and I can see why. Tremendous vision and contact balance. Good acceleration with deceptive speed, good feet He is marshawn Lynch like

He is an edge disrupter . With good rush moves and a bullrush He won't blow by you but will win at the point of attack at the LoS. Had great size and length

I assume most are staying at their agents houses, a hotel suite, or possibly got an advance by their agent

Looking at next gen stats the average for 8+ man boxes is around 20% Tevin Coleman led the league with 8+ man box 40% Some RBs see a heavy dose of 8+ man boxes and some don't. It all depends on the personnel your offense is trotting out

There's no actual statistics to argue this, but I've been around the game my whole life and seen plenty of 9 man boxes outside of the goal line Is it standard no, but it's not as rare as you think especially with 12 personnel or 22 If you only have one or two wide receivers out, you are getting a super stacked box It not unheard of tho not normal. You get 3rd and inches and offense goes heavy... You can expect 9 in the box I'm not trying to argue it's a base defense or anything

8-9 in the box is not uncommon in running Downs especially vs good RBs AP has faced 9 man boxes for tons of his career. They creep down both safeties for him. Seattle has played an 8-9 man box hybrid for years , it's always been why they've been so successful stopping the run . 9 may not be standard across all 32 teams but 9 come into the box for some teams a decent amount

Yeah I said all draft process Ruiz was the best interior lineman and winning teams value the trenches

Saints get a stud in Ruiz