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Just now, SirAndrew said:
I think Gabriel is going to be really bad in Cleveland. He has a weak arm, and seemed to fold in high pressure games. The weak arm is going to be a huge problem on the shores Lake Erie.
They wanna get back to heavy play action/zone running and I think he’s a little bit better getting the ball out on time
if shadeur isn’t willing to take criticism/coaching I think he’s gonna be a disaster there but for a fifth that got humbled in the draft why not give it a chance
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2 minutes ago, Success said:
The Browns are getting mocked - but they did just get a guy that some thought they'd take in the top 5 in the 5th round.
I like it honestly…I think Gabriel is a better fit but if sanders shows he can be coachable and expand his skill set he’s got a chance to be solid…it’s a 5th round pick after all
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Just now, White Linen said:
I get what you're saying but when you add up the small amount we're apart, it's further than we like to admit. Again, not in the present, but in totality.
You talkin chiefs vs bills? I think it’s a straight up 50/50 tossup imo. We’ve really gotta grab the bye/home field one of these times.
im not sure how close we would’ve been to Philly in the superbowl hypothetically though
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1 minute ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
If they didn’t pick Gabriel, I would think it was a great roll of the dice pick.
when he comes in the first day, you remember him he’s a 5th round pick and can get cut in a second. I would like this if I was sadly a Browns fan. And it doesn’t stop you from picking a guy next year.
I don’t hate it…reminds me of when Washington had rg3 and cousins. Obviously lower ceilings than that haha but the browns invested less valuable picks.. you’re kind of protecting yourself because one of them probably won’t work out
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I’d hate to be Gabriel but I really don’t think that’s a bad pick in this spot honestly. I don’t think sanders is a good fit for what they’re trying to do but it’s probably worth a shot this late in the draft
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Just now, muppy said:
Woe is Me
Beane missed on a TBD favorite player. I understand the Chagrin I dislike the chiefs as much as anyone.
at this point is is so much Spilt Milk. **** that team and their draft picks too
we being bitter over them for MORE reasons?? I don't need any more reasons
**** the red team from kc
I don’t really get this idea that the chiefs never miss on picks that people here have adopted lol. They had to devote all their early picks to oline because they have blown moves to shore up the tackle spots for years now which forced them into having to wait a long time to add any fun skill position playmakers.
like yea maybe royals is great and the litany of teams that needed WRs that passed on him a bunch of times are wrong but im thinking this board probably overvalued him a bit the way this all went down
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Just now, UKBillFan said:
As someone else said a few minutes ago, the offense worked on otherworldly play from Josh, the O Line and Cook having a career year. They also managed to reduce turnovers to an amazing minimum. That is likely to regeress at least slightly to the mean next year. That means more players need to come to the party. Outside of Shakir, and even he had a slight decline at the tail end of the season, I have little faith in the WR room as it stands. The Bills need something different in there.
I don’t fully agree but we’ll see…turnovers will probably be up a bit but I think we’re crediting random chance too much for the turnover drop and not a concentrated effort by Josh and others on improving there
also I think guys like Samuel and Kincaid etc had down seasons and even if they are not up to some of y’all’s standards (which is understandable I’m not trying to say they’re all pros or anything lol) I think they’ll have considerably better seasons this year
A lot of what forced Josh into needing to contribute ‘otherworldly play’ was the defense being sh*t far too many times
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Just now, HappyDays said:
The worst part is the Bills are responsible for the Chiefs dynasty. So many of our draft decisions, coaching failures, and player mistakes you can point to that have directly made them a perennial Super Bowl participant. And every year there is at least one more mistake to add to the list.
We could’ve drafted a wr every round this year and people would still complain that we let the chiefs get one if the chiefs drafted one wr 😂
I also don’t think the bills would even be on the map without that trade that got the chiefs mahomes personally.
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Just now, GunnerBill said:
My guy Tonka!!
Tonka Hemingway is without a doubt the best name in the draft
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1 minute ago, Warcodered said:
KC drafted their Baseball team, that doesn't seem legal.
Haha this is what I was focused on while everyone was imploding lol
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1 minute ago, Ralonzo said:
It's not that they're smarter, it's just that Veach doesn't get fixated on one guy and panic.
Thankfully he’s been blowing oline picks/FA acquisitions for years or they’d be unbeatable
hopefully they did it again this year somehow
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31 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
I really hate that I always have to be this guy, but why does this regime continue to undervalue WR more than any other position? They have spent none of their top picks giving some help to their MVP. It's so on brand it's almost parody.
Maybe I'm wrong about Royals and/or Horton and they'll still be on the board at the end of R5. I'll hope so.
I mean I totally get it but we’ve forced like three punts against the playoff chiefs in 8 quarters also 😂
the afc playoffs is a meatgrinder of likely hof qbs
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3 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:
I wasn't complaining about smaller DT. Outside of Josh and Cook, if he isn't sulking, the offense is average at best. They're hoping Shakir continues to grow and Kincaid/Coleman recover their pre-injury form. If they don't...
Also got a healthy Samuel who should at minimum be better than last year (not hard to do I know 😂) and Palmer is honestly pretty good.
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Just now, Alphadawg7 said:
Do we have the tallest DL in history? lol
I wanted WR Donte Thornton badly who went 1 pick before, but Deone Walker was high on my list of guys I wanted today too.
I have been pounding the drum to rebuild the DL for so long, so I am loving we are trying to do just that. There are going to be a lot tall arms on our DL disrupting passing lanes as well.
It’s crazy how much the espn projections hated Thornton haha I’m still so confused by that. They had him as the 237th ranked player 😂
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Can’t wait to hear this DT is too big. We’re re-enacting the three little bears on here haha
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2 hours ago, stevestojan said:
They already have their story: NFL collusion to keep him out of the early rounds. The internet is currently teeming with commentary of this being a race issue. That’s gotta make Cam Ward feel a certain way.3 of the qbs taken before him this draft are POC…it’s honestly surprising they are making this a racial commentary still
I don’t even get the collusion angle…like if you come off as an uncoachable prick to a few of the qb needy teams it’s collusion if they don’t want you? 😂. Even if he had 0 baggage he’s objectively not a scheme fit with a few of the teams that wanted to draft a qb this year and if he was a d*ck to the few other teams needing qbs this should be the expected outcome. If his strength rather than his weakness was getting the ball out on time I think Cleveland probably would’ve taken him
I really think Deion gave him bad advice for the interview process and cost him a chance to start…I could see a team with absolutely 0 shot at a qb controversy maybe picking him as a backup because he’s not gonna even be able to tank a locker room like that I don’t think.-
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1 hour ago, muppy said:
OH SNAP
this is bad Bad BAD for Mr Sanders. He is reaping what he sowed though from all I am reading
yep
He really just isn’t good haha I’ve never seen so much hoopla over a pretty obvious thing in my life. The media completely overhyped him then that same media blamed nfl teams for not drafting him sooner it is a completely manufactured scandal 😂
he can’t play on time, doesn’t have nearly the arm strength or the legs to bail himself out when he holds the ball too long at the nfl level, they’ve been dumbing down the route combinations for him at Colorado, his footwork in the pocket is pretty bad.
its like all the weaknesses that supposedly raw project Josh Allen had coming out of college with none of the strengths that made Josh’s ceiling so high yet he was supposedly gonna get drafted around the same spot lol. The dude is the prototypical ‘look pretty good in college but absolutely fall on your face in the nfl’ qb.
in the past a team would’ve overvalued him just because he’s a qb and drafted him way too early but it seems like teams have been burned by that and learned their lesson finally
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50 minutes ago, BillsPride12 said:
I wouldn't read too much into that statement one way or another. Pegula is absolutely clueless 😄
Haha I think he meant they were trying to find a trade partner around where they ended up trading up to for awhile and he made it sound like we would have traded 20 picks earlier than we did to get him 😂
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9 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:
The dude can’t run a shuttle drill get rid of him 😂
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6 hours ago, Figster said:
The ability to scramble like Sanders does and continue to keep his eyes down field and make big play after big play is borderline elite IMO. 64 TD'S only 13 INT's in 2 seasons work.
2 years and get a 1st sounds about right and talk about having a huge chip on your shoulders.
Mercy!!!!
Sanders escapability/play extending is kind of a myth imo lol. I really didn’t see much of it at all. I think shough and Milroe are far better prospects honestly
sanders is the worst kind of play extender because he thinks he’s got the physical tools to make these josh Allen/mahomes-like plays and just doesn’t have the goods. I don’t care at all that he seems overconfident off the field but he plays overconfident on the field and would get eaten alive at the nfl level unless he made massive changes to his game. I think that’s where the cockiness becomes a red flag for teams, they probably don’t see him as very coachable and he needs a lot of coaching
I think the media hyping him up to seem like a day 1 pick did him a huge disservice, his potential to be a bust seems really high to me.. it only feels like a massive fall because of basically media gaslighting lol I hope he gets in the league and proves me wrong but he really seems like Daniel jones to me
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10 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
Agree 100%. Being humbled, especially as a qb, is good for you. He needs to become a better leader and his dad needs to be quieter. But the guy was a really tough baller who can makes seem big boy throws.
Seems like a slow processor that holds the ball too long even at the college level and just is not as athletic as someone like Milroe to be able to bail himself out when he hits nfl level. There’s really no above average traits for him to lean on from what I’ve seen.
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3 minutes ago, Pre1236 said:
This is a giant middle finger to Deion, right?
If he had the goods someone would pick him regardless…it’s just not worth it for a guy with a medium ceiling like that
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1 minute ago, MikePJ76 said:
BRyan Broaddus just pointed out that this is personal with Deion and guys around the league.
he said deion will respond this year by not letting nfl guys around his players.
I love this. I hope his kid goes undrafted.
I’m sure his players will love nfl scouts not being allowed to talk to them 😂
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1 minute ago, Einstein said:
Some anonymous execs said their interviews went well too…I wonder if Deion told him to be a jacka** to teams he wasn’t interested in and it completely backfired lol
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