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ESPNU is going to show the Russell Athletic Bowl up next if you want to catch a Teddy Bridgewater game. It was his last game as a Cardinal, where he went 35/45 for 447 yards and 3 TDs.
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May 8, 2014 05:15
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The Puppy Bowl posted:^^^^Okay, that's pretty loving bad. That's across the whole draft and really more 3rd day then anything. The first round averages about a 6-7 year starter in the league with roughly a 20% hilarious bust rate. The 3rd and 4th rounds are generally where a whole lot of the league's non-LT linemen, and non-pass rushing front 7 dudes come from. Basically, you'll get a guy that can be called a starter for at least 2 seasons roughly: Round: 1 - 80% 2 - 65% 3/4 - 50% 5 - 25% 6/7 - 15% Less then half of 7th rounders will appear in a season's worth of games and that number drops in half again for two seasons. For 1st rounders you're pretty much down to horrific injuries and really loving awful wide receivers keeping players from hitting that mark. Kalli fucked around with this message at 05:25 on May 8, 2014 |
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May 8, 2014 05:21
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Industrial posted:2005 had the worst first round I can remember. If you look at 1980-2006, 2005 is the second worst
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May 8, 2014 05:28
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I saw a stat that I am too lazy to look up but by far 1st rounders are the draft picks that find the most success in the NFL. Second most successful, UDFAs.
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This game made me realize I forgot that people once thought Stephen Morris was an NFL prospect. Hahahaha
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The Puppy Bowl posted:I saw a stat that I am too lazy to look up but by far 1st rounders are the draft picks that find the most success in the NFL. Second most successful, UDFAs.
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May 8, 2014 05:31
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pangstrom posted:I'm educated-guessing that's because there are a lot more than 32 UDFAs. Right, that stat is almost certainly by-volume instead of by-rate.
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May 8, 2014 05:32
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True, but it's still sort of funny. What I wonder about is how much of a first round draft pick's success and longevity is due to greater commitment and patience from the team.
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Sataere posted:So what happened to Anthony Barr? Wasn't he considered a top prospect early in the process? I swear I haven't heard his name in about three months. Scouts seem to fluctuate on him. From what I recall, he's very raw and kind of a one-trick pony. Relied too much on his speed and superior athleticism in college. I only saw a few UCLA games the last two years and don't really recall him sticking out. FWIW, my brother thinks that is who the Lions will draft. He's only missed on two of the Lions first round picks since 2007. I'm not very excited.
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The Puppy Bowl posted:True, but it's still sort of funny. What I wonder about is how much of a first round draft pick's success and longevity is due to greater commitment and patience from the team.
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Dattserberg posted:Scouts seem to fluctuate on him. From what I recall, he's very raw and kind of a one-trick pony. Relied too much on his speed and superior athleticism in college. I only saw a few UCLA games the last two years and don't really recall him sticking out. As long as you don't draft Watkins or Donald!
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May 8, 2014 05:39
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Brannock posted:Right, that stat is almost certainly by-volume instead of by-rate. Yeah, each team brings in like an average of 15 UDFA's a year, compared to the average of 1 pick per round, so yeah, birdshot and prayer.
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May 8, 2014 05:44
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There doesn't seem to really be a consensus of where Barr would fit in on a 4-3 Defense and he's incredibly raw to have an immediate impact as a 3-4 OLB.
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May 8, 2014 05:45
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Watching ESPNU. Bridgewater is great, scouts are stupid.
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May 8, 2014 05:46
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As we approach the draft, I know people have a deep dislike for Mayock and Kiper's commentary, so I figure I'd give you a couple other spergs to watch instead: The Footballguys will be doing a live broadcast of the first two days. Fantasy football guys for the most part, but Cecil Lammey is one of the Broncos beat reporters: https://www.youtube.com/user/FBGpodcast Shane P Hallam, noted amateur draftnik, is going to be doing the whole draft live: quote:During the NFL Draft, I'll be live streaming commentary for every second and every day. It will be on the main page of https://www.drafttv.com and have a chat room (Twitch.tv/nfldrafttv)
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May 8, 2014 05:49
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Why does the draft have to be on at the same time as playoff hockey
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:Why does the draft have to be on at the same time as playoff hockey Big fan of the Gulls are we?
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:Why does the draft have to be on at the same time as playoff hockey Yeah but it's not like its a contest what I'm going to watch. Go Wild 
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The Puppy Bowl posted:Yeah but it's not like its a contest what I'm going to watch. Exactly. Quack quack quack > Old man reading names
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May 8, 2014 06:01
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Quest For Glory II posted:ESPNU is going to show the Russell Athletic Bowl up next if you want to catch a Teddy Bridgewater game. It was his last game as a Cardinal, where he went 35/45 for 447 yards and 3 TDs. They should show the Sugar Bowl. That ruled.
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May 8, 2014 06:05
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Now's about the time when mock drafts start being worth something other than laughing at. Who are a few guys who tend to do well, and have they already released their last mock or do they wait until the day of the draft to do it?
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May 8, 2014 06:17
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Oh man I forgot about Teddy's bullshit 3rd down conversion in this game. I'll have to find that on Youtube and preserve it.
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May 8, 2014 06:23
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May 8, 2014 06:37
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That TD pass is NFL as gently caress
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May 8, 2014 06:38
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Quest For Glory II posted:Two plays, same drive Very Russell Wilson-esque escape from the pocket there and yeah that second throw is pro stuff
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May 8, 2014 06:46
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The winning smile worth a 1st rounder. Bill Polian posted:“If you have the fourth pick in the draft and it’s too high to take a quarterback there, and you don’t want Johnny Manziel, and you potentially get [Sammy] Watkins or Khalil Mack, go ahead and take them,” said Polian, the former Colts president and Bills general manager. “Now you have a pick at 26, and so you say to yourself: ‘Who’s better at 26? [Eastern Illinois QB] Jimmy Garoppolo? Whoever else is left on the board at that point? Or Kirk Cousins, who knows the offense, who played for Kyle Shanahan, who basically can coach it for all of the new players on offense, and who Kyle Shanahan apparently likes.’ Beg for him, Kyle. You're lost without him.
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ESPNU's schedule: 2:30 AM ET - Orange Bowl (Clemson vs Ohio State) - prospects: WR Sammy Watkins (top 10), DB Bradley Roby (day 1), LB Ryan Shazier (day 1), WR Martavius Bryant (day 2), RB Carlos Hyde (day 1-2), QB Tahj Boyd (day 3) 5:00 AM ET - Fiesta Bowl (UCF vs. Baylor) - prospects: QB Blake Bortles (day 1), RB Lache Seastrunk (day 3), RB Storm Johnson (day 3) 7:30 AM ET - Outback Bowl (Iowa vs LSU) - prospects: WR Odell Beckham Jr. (day 1), WR Jarvis Landry (day 2-3), TE C.J. Fiedorowicz (day 2), RB Jeremy Hill (day 3)
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May 8, 2014 07:09
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Bridgewaters game against Cincinnati from last year was baller.
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I like Teddy but that pass is intercepted in the NFL for sure.
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kiimo posted:I like Teddy but that pass is intercepted in the NFL for sure. I disagree. He put it where only his guy could get it. Otherwise it goes out of bounds, and for the safety to make a play on it, he would have to contact the WR pretty hard and likely draw a flag.
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Bear in mind the way the receiver plays the ball is really funky because he gets pulled down and then has to re-adjust.  I think ultimately I would like to see that pushed a little more to the outside but the receiver's route is not very sharp and he misjudges the ball from the start. The 7th Guest fucked around with this message at 07:36 on May 8, 2014 |
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Coldforge posted:I like this. Endorsed. I said all along that the Niners wouldn't do any deal up involving future picks. Baalke likes taking future picks from others, not giving them away himself. That's why I think they'd prefer to deal into the 10-20 range for Beckham rather than all the way up for Evans or Watkins. Gotta keep at least one of those Day 2 picks for Desir or Breeland. Pron on VHS posted:Several of my online passwords involve Eric Berry What's up, using favorite athletes in passwords buddy? 
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From my understanding Louisville receivers were kinda terrible. Like (forgive me St. Johnny) he didn't really have a Mike Evans to fun toss to.
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I hope some dumb team drafts Teddy before Manziel and then I laugh for the next 10 years as he hatefucks the league into oblivion.
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Grozz Nuy posted:
Whenever I get to chose the question for work passwords, I go with what's purple and makes you sad?
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Levi Damien's final mock is interesting. He's a beat writer for Oakland fyiquote:
If those three trades happened, then the valuation of draft picks has completely changed. Also I would probably climb a clock tower.
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Really hating the mocks that have us taking Hageman. We're pretty set/deep at the DE position, and even OLB. We're thin at NT and ILB, and I don't think Hageman's stout enough to play the NT spot.
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