Motorin'

Jerry Hughes was in the league for 3 years and only had 5 total sacks before coming here and posting 10 his first year year. Obada has the similar, if not better kind of raw athleticism.

Athletic FREAK: Wingspan: 83” (or 6’11”) – This was the same as Jadeveon Clowney recorded at the 2014 NFL Combine. In the 2015 draft class, Randy Gregory had the largest wingspan of pure edge rushers in this class, with 81.9”. Among tight ends, Clive Walford had the biggest wingspan, at 81.5”. Arm Length: 35.6” – It’s actually hard to compare Obada’s length to anyone. Danielle Hunter had the longest arms amongst edge rushers in this class, with 34.3” arms. Clive Walford’s 34” arms were the longest among tight ends. The longest arms of anyone at the 2015 NFL Combine were Florida’s 355lb offensive lineman, Trenton Brown (36”). 40 yard dash: 4.63s – At the 2015 NFL Combine, this would have been good for second among tight ends, and sixth among defensive linemen. 10 yard split: 1.53s – This is the truly astonishing statistic. Obada’s 10 yard split time (which is far more important for defensive linemen than the 40 yard dash) cannot be compared amongst defensive linemen or tight ends, because it’s so much better than his counterparts. In fact, only six prospects at the 2015 NFL Combine ran a faster 10 yard split than Obada (five wide receivers, and one defensive back). Broad Jump: 121” – Would have been good for joint-first amongst tight ends at the 2015 Combine, and in the top-10 for defensive linemen.

I really hope Beane tries to convince Justin Houston to come onboard for a Super Bowl run. I think he is a leader that elevates the players around him. He told Josh he's a hell of a good player immediately following the the playoff game, which just goes to show his character. https://youtu.be/4LfGiHXfsbw?t=34

Im not sure what I'm going to have for breakfast tomorrow. Fire Beane!

That's nuts, the fastest Tyreek Hill has ever been clocked at is 22.8 mph. And he didn't have the ball in his hands.

Same here.

Racism and misogyny go hand in hand. But is sex addiction he cause of violence? Or was it an act of vengeance against the women he blamed for tempting him? Either way, he did not see those women as human beings. If what he says is true, his desire to be pure was more important than their lives. And the choice to murder these women was clearly rooted in a deep hatred of them. Was it only because of their race? No. It's not mutually exclusive. Was he choice to frequent Asian massage parlors to satisfy his sexual cravings racist in and of itself? No. But was punishing these women with death deeply racist and mysoganynist because he didn't like the fact that he acted out on sexual urges he didn't like? I'm going to go with yes.

I think it might be even more important for this offense to add a true receiving threat out of the backfield then a deep threat. We both noted a number of plays this season where Josh had open recievers in the flats. I'd almost say most defenses just gave those routes to us. But he either didn't trust, or wasn't interested in using those passes as a weapon. If we add a back like Gainwell who can destroy teams catching the ball out of the backfield, we may force teams to defend the flats which just opens up the 10-20, 20-40 range passes. We should add a deep threat too, and preferably a wr who can double as a returner. But I think I'm higher on Gainwell at this point than Ettienne to become Josh's deadly weapon out of the backfield.

The reverse is true too. If we have 2 lockdown CB's, that can only help the pass rush. Did we have any coverage sacks last year?

I think there's a good chance he has vast improvement in his production. Smoke, Bease and Diggs have all had career years after playing with Allen. I don't see why the same can't be true for Hollister if they give him the opportunity to catch the ball.

Tommy Sweeny is back, and I think they like Nate Becker.

I have Illinois, the Fighting Illini.

He's quickly atoning for his sins... But I still think he's choking back a sense of revulsion when he took that bite! Lol

bull *****.

He doesn't have true break away top speed, but he seems like he accelerates to his top speed much faster that our current guys. He seems like a true threat in the passing game too. He might be a steal if he makes it to the 5th.

I think Hollister may have a career year in TD receptions. He's way better that Lee Smith in Red Zone situations. I'll put the under / over at 6. He may also improve the run game with his blocking in 11 or 12.

While Knox hasn't had the production many of us have hoped for, but I do think he does a really good job taking the top off of defenses in order to open up the passing game for our wr's.

Starting RT, Starting OLB, Starting RG...

Do you think the families, co-workers and community members of the victims are comforted by your instance that racism had nothing to do with it? #StopAsianHate

Used to feel the same way about the term "hate crime." But I changed my mind because it is a real motive. You may find the statistics on who gets charged with them and why interesting: https://www.justice.gov/hatecrimes/hate-crime-statistics

I'm liking Khyris Tonga in the later rounds as a 1 Tech. He seems like a good run stuffer that can get after the QB.

I think this data illustrates the point that Asians in America are targeted by other races, more than any other race. And I absolutely think a lot of attacks on Asians by black Americans are motivated by anti-Asian racism. That's 2018 data, I'm wondering if the media is telling the truth about an increase in attacks on the Asian American community? Where's the evidence that the increased attacks on Asians are being perpetrated by "poster child leftists?" And here's the trillion dollar question, why do you believe the media calling the Atlanta shootings a hate crime is an attack on Americans and not an attack on hate?

So you were a big W guy?

Did you say the same thing when Dick Cheney was essentially the President for 8 years? Or were you a big W guy?

I think we both agree that everyone should oppose white supremecy, attacks on Asians, work place violence, gang violence ect. Craddock seems like a classic case of a disgruntled employee "going postal" as we used to say. I don't think the color of his skin had anything to do with his terrible crimes anymore than the color of the Atlanta shooter's skin. Calling an act "white terrorism" isn't about the color of the person's skin. It's about an act driven by an ideology, an ideology I'm pretty certain we both oppose. I used to get hyper offended when people called out white racism unless it was done by people in klan hoods. Because it felt like an personal indictment. But it's simply not, it's about the rejection of an ideology at the core of Anglo Saxon society for the last 400-500 years.