Woodman19
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Just now, Boca BIlls said:
Honestly you can tweet almost anything right now and it could be true. Which sucks b.c we don't know what they are doing. They could be trying to deal 2, 3, & 4 and are just seeing who can give them the best set up.
Thats likely it, you keep pushing as high as you can get as it buys you more flexibility as the draft approaches. Say we can go up to #3, doesnt mean we don't stop talking to the Giants to move up to #2 but at the very least you have hedged in the security at that spot then you would giving other teams an opportunity to move up.
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I have to say, its pretty awesome to have a front office that is on a mission to secure a QB they believe in.
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Lost in the trade up is the cap value we just opened up. Suddenly we are sitting with what, $40 million in cap room?
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Suddenly going up to top 5 looks realistic.
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My god if we moved up to 12, Beane is the !@#$ing man.
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10 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:
Pretty sure there will be a sizable group hating whatever happens.
That's kinda of my point.
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1 minute ago, Fetou said:
It would signal that there is little hope for the franchise going forward.
To you, but what if they hit on most of those first 6 picks and get probowlers all over the team? Suddenly you don't need an Aaron Rodgers, a middle tier QB will do.
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It's only going to be "fun" if the Bills do what each one wants them to do. If they simply draft with all those picks the BPA and don't end up with a consensus top QB in the draft I'm sure it will be a horror for many who expect to be drafting their guy top 3.
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I don't think there can be another Ryan Leaf. Part of what made him the biggest bust was the fact it was a coin toss between Manning and Leaf as the by far best two players in the class. Manning going down as arguably the best QB all time and Leaf going down slowly with all the drama of his attitude and addiction later on. It's very hard to repeat all those circumstances and not every bust is Ryan Leaf just as every non 1st round QB success is a Tom Brady.
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5 minutes ago, hemma said:
He seemed to play pretty well in the game vs Indy.
Had a 100.8 NFL rating for that game, along with an ESPN QBR rating of 84.6.
I haven't given up on the guy and I am reasonably confident he'll be on the team next year.
He could go on to be the next Brady and he will still go down as the worst QB in NFL history for the SD game in many minds.
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Depends on a million variables. What fans feel should be done isn't always what is feasible or smart to do.
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I wonder if trading Tyrod will stop the rumours that we are interested in Jackson.
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2 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
You can’t teach someone to be more intelligent but you can certainly teach them the progressions. “If this guy does this, you do that.” Now that doesn’t mean that everyone can get to Peyton Manning’s level of recognition. The point is that you are more likely to teach a guy to read a safety than you are to make him grow to 6’6” and throw the ball harder.
Experience and intelligence are different though, many players need experience to gain confidence in themselves in their ability to analyze reads and progressions but to suggest someone can learn to do that sounds the same to me as being able to learn to grow 3" or learn to run faster.
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2 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
I don’t disagree but the Saints did it with Grayson and he was a 3rd. If a guy stinks, he stinks. Peterman’s flaws coming in weren’t things that improve. He was called one of the most pro-ready guys last year. That means that teams thought he was mentally ahead of his peers yet he still went pick 171. He had some physical questions that teams hoped could be overcome with his mental prowess.
That’s why he will be written off much quicker than a guy like Cardale Jones that has world’s of physical tools but a long way to go on the mental side. You can teach a guy to read defenses but you can’t teach them to be 6’6” and throw it 70 yards. Now it is likely that neither of them amount to anything but there are different ceilings and adjustment periods. All prospects are not created equally.
I disagree, you can't teach someone to improve mental qualities. Intelligence just like physical traits are something you either have or you don't.
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Rosen, looks like the safest QB ATM although the attitude stigma doesn't help.
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1 hour ago, Steptide said:
I'll play devils advocate a little here. I highly doubt Peterman is our starting qb in 2018. However, he takes alot of flack for the Chargers game (and rightfully so) but people always forget that he played very well in the Colts game (in brutal conditions) and you could even argue he played well in the saints game and the 1st Patriots game when he came in (to a degree). So while he may not be starting caliber yet, he has potential
Everyone knows that what a player does in their first game ever is indicative of the career they will have.
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3 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:
Technically....its the last pick of the 2nd round pretty much
Or literally the first in the third...
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He should probably run to Cleveland, he will get there faster than through the air.
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Can't believe we got such a high pick for him. I'm so happy!
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So three white guys are offended at the thought of perceived racism due to legitimate criticism (that all prospects get) of a players weaknesses... Never heard of this before.
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I think its more that they want to add depth and competition without having to mess up the compensation formula. Its much easier to stick with BPA on your draft board when you don't have glaring needs.
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Draft regret won't kick in until after all the Qb's people want get picked before 21 and even then they will be mad we didn't trade the next two drafts for their guy.
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Old players with expensive years left under contract are not valuable.
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Name your top six QB hierarchy
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Darnold
Rosen
Allen
Mayfield
Jackson
Rudolph