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1 hour ago, SWATeam said:
D should be very strong.
Strong D and a good run game is a pretty great formula for bringing a young QB along.
I think an O Line and competent receivers are pretty damn important.
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1 hour ago, HappyDays said:
He specifically mentioned Robert Foster as a standout UDFA which makes me think he has a good chance of sticking around, especially with the Daboll connection.
How does he have a better chance at sticking then the two WRs the Bills actually picked ahead of him, no way al three are going to stick.
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This might be the worst thread today which is quite the "accomplishment".
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47 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
We can include Rosen’s mom too if it will make you feel better
I bet she’s moved a few needles if you know what I’m saying...
Please dont include Rosens's mom, she has a horse face
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If you are going to start a thread like this I think common sense would dictate you actually post both pictures, and say which is which? I have no idea who is pictured above.
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Instead of asking if he was gay why didnt he just ask him if he took it up the keister
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7 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
Find me a team that thinks there is a massive gap between QB 1 and QB 2? That is a total hypothetical and not realistic. That’s why I used the Peyton and EJ example. They were thought of TOTALLY differently leading into the draft. The gap doesn’t exist in this class. That doesn’t mean that they will all be good. It just means no one will pay 3 times for Darnold what it costs to get Rosen.
Ha ha, I’ve seen so many Celtic fans that are like, “I’d take AD for Smart, Rozier and a pick. If they want Tatum or Brown though it is a no go for me.” It’s amazing how delusional people are when it comes to their team.
I cant find you a team because I dont know what ANY team really thinks of any QB.
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1 minute ago, Kirby Jackson said:
There isn’t even a consensus top QB!! That’s the other point, different teams have different guys 1-4. If it was Peyton Manning at 1 and EJ Manuel as the next best prospect then maybe. These guys graded out incredibly close. That is why no one is paying a big premium. They will take Rosen at 5 or 6 for a fraction of the cost to get to 1 or 2.
As I said,, it the team in question thinks there is one, i dont care about what the consensus is.
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6 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
So 3 ones, 3 twos and the top pick in the 3rd?!? That’s crazy. I think 12, 22, 2019 1st & 2nd or 12, 22, 53, 56, 65 gets it done. It’s a ridiculous price either way and one that won’t be paid.
If the team in question thinks they are potentially getting the next John Elway (or whoever) then it is worth it and I think a trade like that is not out of the question but someone else did raise a good point, how many rookies does Cleveland really need. The team is stupid young as it is.
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Just now, Kirby Jackson said:
They can’t pass on the top guy. They basically have to take one first and have to be right. It is a tough scenario for them. If Darnold, Mayfield, Allen or Rosen goes before the Browns take a QB and they are a star Dorsey is immediately on the hot seat. They passed on Wentz, Watson, Mahomes, Trubusky, Etc.. They don’t have the luxury of waiting to 4 IMO.
If, and granted this a big if, they think all of the "top 4" are basically risk adjusted equal, imo they would be doing the absolute right thing by by trading away the number one pick if they got some stupid compensation like one teams entire draft for the year and next years #1.
To paraphrase Marv Levy, Once you start doing things to placate fans, you might as well join them in the stands.
15 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:Zero NFL organizations think like this. Not one.
I was being facetious but I stand by my argument they would be well served to trade away #1 IF 1) they thought the top four were all about "the same" (highly unlikely) and 2) they get a kings ransom for it (which they would).
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8 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
Yeah, imagine if the Browns traded out and missed ANOTHER QB?!? He basically has to use the pick.
I would disagree with that, they are going to have a shot at one, maybe two of the "top 4" QBs with their 4th pick. Knowing the Browns the would probably be better off letting "the market" select which QB they would chose because left to their own they will pick the one bust of the group.
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6 minutes ago, Binghamton Beast said:
Then why in the hell are you here in the first place?
Sounds like golf may be right up your alley. Or, speaking of alley’s, take up watching professional bowling.
I think those teo “sports” may jive a little bit better with your sense of integrity.
Do you realize he/she is jerking you around?
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1 hour ago, Commonsense said:
Does this have anything to do with Gronk the horse not running in the Derby? I think it does.
Damn shame, could you imagine the betting action placed on that horse solely on the name.
This is the only value added here to these otherwise totally waste of a teme thread.
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On 4/18/2018 at 3:34 PM, Sky Diver said:
Multiple injuries.
http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2014/01/alabma_qb_aj_mccarron_explains.html
McCarron was a team captain for 3 years at Alabama. I believe that Peterman was a team captain at Pitt.
Not sure what you were looking for. What would have gotten you excited?
I was discussing his Bills press conference, not his past college history from 3-4 years ago.
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On 4/23/2018 at 9:34 AM, Sky Diver said:
Flutie had a 70% winning percentage and Johnson had a 34.5% winning percentage.
Flutie was 8 - 3 in 1998 and Johnson was 2 - 3. Flutie made the Pro-Bowl that year.
Flutie was 10 - 5 in 1999.
Flutie was 4 - 1 in 2000, Johnson was 4 - 7.
Flutie was released after the 2000 season and the Bills went 3 - 13 in 2001.
1) Football is a team sport, he had a great team around him.
2) Want to go by wins/losses, he lost every NFL playoff game he was in, the one where he fumbled the ball away on the 5 yrd line to end the game.
3) Flutie completed 54.7% of his NFL passes, with an 76 QB Rating, never passed for more than 3450 yards.
4) Flutie sucked, he was a dynamic fan favorite but is wildly overrated QB (really just by Bill fans) on a ills team with probably the best defense the team every had in its history
5) Flutie sucked..
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On 4/22/2018 at 8:24 AM, 4merper4mer said:
Didn't read the link but the legend of Doug Flutie is false. He sucked.
Flutie did suck. He won games because we had arguably the best defense in the Bills history one year set a franchise record low number of points.
He had his one shot in the playoffs with the bills and fumbled the game away at the end on the five yard line.
Flutie is the most wildly overrated (by fans) bills player of all time and it isnt even close.
More importantly, it is long, long past due for Bills fans to get over it.
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23 hours ago, Sky Diver said:
Curious about what would have wowed you in a press conference. I though they both acquitted themselves well.
acquitted themselves, yeah, no major misstatements but as i said i was underwhelmed, boring pat answers, didnt come off as dynamic leaders to me, which I think is important to be a good nFL qb
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2 hours ago, Commonsense said:
If you are having any second guesses about the Bills trading away picks for a top tier QB just watch these two bozos for a few minutes.
I got a good chuckle out of this, yes I would say I wasnt overwhelmed.
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1 hour ago, LeGOATski said:
Kyle Lauletta is this draft's Nate Peterman.
Probably correct, actually despite last years debacle I would rather have Peterman than Kyle.
I wouldn't draft him, I am not a big arm guy but he doesn't have close to an NFL are and never will.
1 hour ago, 26CornerBlitz said:Not really. Defenses are limited in the Senior Bowl. His Richmond game film was not very impressive to me.
Agree 100%.
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2 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
What ridiculous and biased statements.
I dont think it is that ridiculous considering some of the comments made about Rosen and I have no idea why you would think the poster has "bias" against Rosen.
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1 minute ago, stevewin said:
Hopefully they go after the train horn next
LOL
Benrus, wth does Benrus even do
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1 minute ago, jrober38 said:
Look up any list of elite, all time great NFL QBs.
Few of them had incredible physical tools, so saying if he figures it out his upside is enormous doesn't add up.
The common trait elite NFL QBs have is accuracy. When they throw the ball, it goes where they intend for it to go, and they put their receivers in a position to run after the catch which ultimately keeps the chains moving.
Josh Allen's worst trait is his accuracy.
Like so many big, strong, bazooka armed QBs before him, if he doesn't figure out how to dramatically improve his accuracy and ball placement, he has no hope of ever being an elite NFL QB.
I couldn't agree more. I saw the tape of him against a "super tough" opponent in Iowa, one incredible TD pass that was dropped, a few incredible escapes with his legs, a strong arm but way too many inaccurate passes, many way too high or at their feet, one int over the middle dropped, one int he telegraphed the entire time, could have been a pick six.
I think Allen is going to be a bust, Jeff George at best or JP Losman with a better attitude. Strong arms arent enough.
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Watched some highlights of his, I dont think he will ever make it in the NFL.
one thing that has gone unmentioned - talent level on D
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