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Eifert Posting posted:Just get the number one pick when you need a quarterback. It's not hard. It's actually literally the opposite of hard. sometimes it's hard because your team is too scrappy and good at winning to be bad enough to lose as much as a bunch of sadsacks in tiger pajamas
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Eifert Posting posted:Just get the number one pick when you need a quarterback. It's not hard. It's actually literally the opposite of hard. The Chargers did it twice and traded it both times lol
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Phobeste posted:Uh wasn't the take actually "don't take a qb below 10 until the picks are meaningless", like picks 10-24 or something? Like if you're too low for one of the top guys, spend the pick better than reaching for a qb you talked yourself into Nope. I think they used pick 75 as the cutoff where it becomes acceptable to take a QB outside the top 10. The subject of BPA vs positional value didn't even come up as I recall.
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Declan MacManus posted:sometimes it's hard because your team is too scrappy and good at winning to be bad enough to lose as much as a bunch of sadsacks in tiger pajamas drat... Must be rough.
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# ? Apr 16, 2021 23:52 |
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Romo wasn't even drafted
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The Puppy Bowl posted:Nope. I think they used pick 75 as the cutoff where it becomes acceptable to take a QB outside the top 10. The subject of BPA vs positional value didn't even come up as I recall. So they used an arbitrary cutoff without discussing the two core tenets to drafting to make a blanket statement that has no logical or empirical bearing to form that bad take? Huh, kinda sounds like your post about them.
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# ? Apr 17, 2021 00:09 |
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There's been a few reports by now from people who have ins with the Bengals front office that the pic is emphatically Chase.
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I know
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Eifert Posting posted:There's been a few reports by now from people who have ins with the Bengals front office that the pic is emphatically Chase.
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# ? Apr 17, 2021 00:33 |
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Atlanta... CHOOSE YOUR DESTINY
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# ? Apr 17, 2021 00:41 |
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Obviously the best solution to your QB issues is to sign the greatest to ever do it when he becomes a free agent. It's not rocket science. Stop wasting your first round picks.
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wandler20 posted:Obviously the best solution to your QB issues is to sign the greatest to ever do it when he becomes a free agent. It's not rocket science. Stop wasting your first round picks. Agreed.
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Silly Burrito posted:Agreed. And people thought division rivals couldn't agree on things!
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MrLogan posted:Dak sucks tho. Too true, too true
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The Puppy Bowl posted:Was listening to the athletic football podcast when this wonder of a take was sprung on me. Nate Tice and Robert Mays agree, never take a QB outside of the top 10 picks. They site the failure rate as too outlandish to even consider it. This is some really backwards thinking. Every NFL starting caliber QB is a outlier and if you have to wait till you get a top 10 pick, or trade a king's ransom in capital to acquire one, you're not giving yourself enough bites at the apple to have a good shot at a starting QB. Yeah but I'm sure Nate had a fun comp to a forgotten Vikings player and a neat story he told about his dad. I love Mays but I am starting to only listen to episodes with special guests. Also, they've started going down a path of "you should only draft QBs with high physical upside and ignore stuff like accuracy, because Josh Allen." But in the same episode, they'll talk about how teams always trick themselves into repeating mistakes made countless times before and how it'll be different this time. Woozie66 fucked around with this message at 16:20 on Apr 17, 2021 |
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SI profile on Trevor Lawrence. https://twitter.com/AlbertBreer/status/1383452036478365703?s=20 He seems like a well adjusted person who realizes there is more to life than football. But I can’t help but imagine the coverage if somebody like Fields said: quote:”It’s not like I need this for my life to be O.K.” Or imagine if this was said of Justin Fields by his father and highschool coach: quote:His father says, “He’s not award-driven. He’s not, ‘I want to win a Super Bowl at all costs.’ ” Trevor’s coach at Cartersville High, Joey King, says, “There is no doubt about it: With who he is as a person, he could walk away from it tomorrow and be fine.”
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Also, Atlanta is sniffing around QB pro days. https://twitter.com/TomPelissero/status/1383464957463842825?s=20
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Oh yeah, any black prospect would get ripped for that. Hell, Myles got ripped for writing poetry on the side.
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Ehud posted:SI profile on Trevor Lawrence. I genuinely want to know what Fields actually thinks of Lawrence now, like deep down he has to hate his guts right
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# ? Apr 17, 2021 18:25 |
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Looks like he's getting ripped for it by the peanut gallery instead of the professionals https://twitter.com/Trevorlawrencee/status/1383467137197436934 https://twitter.com/Trevorlawrencee/status/1383467138820628493
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Chucktesla posted:I genuinely want to know what Fields actually thinks of Lawrence now, like deep down he has to hate his guts right Kicking Clemson’s rear end in the semifinal probably helped with that a bit.
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# ? Apr 17, 2021 18:45 |
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That's a great way to set yourself up for a million hot takes if you're not instantly a top five quarterback that you don't work hard enough.
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# ? Apr 17, 2021 18:53 |
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Look the only reason the team that immediately jettisoned every ounce of talent after being on the verge of going to the super bowl, who has several franchise passing records owned by david garrard and Blake bortles, whose unofficial mascot is a lady who swam in a pool at the stadium while wearing jeans, doesn't become a dynasty is because Trevor Lawrence likes things other than football
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I’ll never stop laughing if the Jags see this and draft Wilson.
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Chucktesla posted:Look the only reason the team that immediately jettisoned every ounce of talent after being on the verge of going to the super bowl, who has several franchise passing records owned by david garrard and Blake bortles, whose unofficial mascot is a lady who swam in a pool at the stadium while wearing jeans, doesn't become a dynasty is because Trevor Lawrence likes things other than football It's amazing to me that all the people hand wringing about the Bengals drafting Joe Burrow last year aren't talking about how the Jaguars are going to ruin Lawrence. This might be the least talked about number one overall pic I can ever remember, Even with Luck there were people arguing that RG3 would be better.
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Eifert Posting posted:It's amazing to me that all the people hand wringing about the Bengals drafting Joe Burrow last year aren't talking about how the Jaguars are going to ruin Lawrence. This might be the least talked about number one overall pic I can ever remember, Even with Luck there were people arguing that RG3 would be better. His freshman year was incredible, he's been the future #1 pick ever since then
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# ? Apr 17, 2021 20:11 |
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Yeah it's Lawrence being the anointed number one for so long and I think a part of it is generally the media is taking a wait and see approach with Urban Meyer.
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# ? Apr 17, 2021 20:29 |
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Were Luck and Peyton so hyped from their first year starting in school? Obviously after their senior years they were consensus generational NFL prospects but I definitely wasn’t paying enough attention to college ball in 2011 (and was only 7 or whatever when Peyton was drafted) to know if their hype was as extensive as Trevor’s.
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I'm not old enough to remember when Peyton was in college but Luck was absolutely annointed from day one.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Were Luck and Peyton so hyped from their first year starting in school? Obviously after their senior years they were consensus generational NFL prospects but I definitely wasn’t paying enough attention to college ball in 2011 (and was only 7 or whatever when Peyton was drafted) to know if their hype was as extensive as Trevor’s. Peyton I believe was, him choosing Tennessee over ole miss was a big deal back then. For Luck, he was a four star recruit so he was certainly not hyped as a future pro quarterback since he was a junior in high school like Lawrence was. I do remember reading the annual fbs season primer Athlon puts out before Lucks redshirt freshman season, which had a quote from jim harbaugh where he very confidently declared he would become the first pick in the draft before anyone had a chance to see him play a game so lol Chucktesla fucked around with this message at 21:01 on Apr 17, 2021 |
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Eifert Posting posted:It's amazing to me that all the people hand wringing about the Bengals drafting Joe Burrow last year aren't talking about how the Jaguars are going to ruin Lawrence. This might be the least talked about number one overall pic I can ever remember, Even with Luck there were people arguing that RG3 would be better. Narrator: they are going to ruin Lawrence
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Eifert Posting posted:That's a great way to set yourself up for a million hot takes if you're not instantly a top five quarterback that you don't work hard enough. I'm sure Trevor Lawrence cares about hot takes
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Power of Pecota posted:I'm sure Trevor Lawrence cares about hot takes I mean judging by his tweets he does in fact care
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I miss the days where prospects would flat out refuse to play for a team, because with all offense intended to the jaguars I'd rather get punched in the balls every day than play under Urban Meyer for the Jaguars.
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Well he’s off my board. https://twitter.com/MacJones_10/status/526446901869416448
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He’s back on. Bortles is king. https://twitter.com/NFLonCBS/status/1383163035586531334
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mccorkle bortles
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bort mccortles
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These Walter football breakdowns are hilarious. He seems to use it as more of a pulpit to go off on random tangents than to actually talk about each individual person. He also has the fuddiest perspective on everything It's hilarious.
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Eifert Posting posted:These Walter football breakdowns are hilarious. He seems to use it as more of a pulpit to go off on random tangents than to actually talk about each individual person. He also has the fuddiest perspective on everything It's hilarious. he also makes the worst possible pick for every team. like he looks at their needs but then chooses the least important position to draft
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