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Dexo posted:The Third choice available now is Mitch is actually good and the Bears finally have a QB who will worth a drat. the odds on that(or most drafted QBs tbh) are slim. Dude, shut the gently caress up already. There's nothing good about the pick the Bears made. Not for the front office, not for Glennon, and not even for Mitch. The front office looks and operates like a joke (which has monetary implications and makes the place look undesirable to FO talent), Glennon's going to be looking over his shoulder and playing for a GM who doesn't want him, Mitch will be playing for a coach who doesn't want him and thrown out to the wolves too early, their development will get caught in the crosshairs of a political FO feud, and players' agents around the league will take note and tell their guys not to go there. There's nothing to defend here. Best case scenario is one of Glennon/Mitch manages to keep their head on straight during this shitshow and develops into the QB the Bears want them to be. Worst and most likely case? Everything gets blown up and you've wasted this year, as well as some of next year's draft picks.
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mllaneza posted:Alex may not be a funslinger, but he gave us this game, that last TD pass is admittedly the best pass he's ever thrown: He tends to show up Big in the playoffs. Also, the Saints have been in two of the greatest games I've ever seen. This one and the NFC championship against the Favre-led Vikes.
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fsif posted:Tyrod Taylor getting the rawest deal in football this side of Colin Kaepernick. From the Bills new, non-Doug Whaley GM: What the gently caress is wrong with the Buffalo Bills??? Tyrod could easily leave for a nice contract on a non-poo poo team (see Denver).
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:The Jets are starting a long rebuild. TT helping them win a few extra games doesn't do them any good. That's a poor excuse when you're starting trash at the quarterback position. Rebuilding doesn't always have to equate to being completely non-competitive. They could've nabbed him, build the talent around him (and not necessarily "for" him), then draft an eventual successor. Kaep not having a job is sadly unsurprising, but Tyrod's struggle to find demand is so strange.
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Kalli posted:61 T.Y. Hilton WR Colts -- Oh god. They're going to put Dak above Sean Lee, aren't they?
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Tom Sellout posted:Safeties have to take entirely different angles than corners. Revis made his name shutting down receivers in isolation on the sideline. Even a slight decline in altheticism lead to a precipitous downfall. Although he has always demonstrated great technique as a tackler, who the hell knows how he would be as a safety How the gently caress did Ty Law last so long?
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May 20, 2017 02:57
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BlindSite posted:I only saw Dak play about three games last year and they all featured a whole lot of running and play action passing. How good is he at actually reading a defense and throwing guys open? I know the scouting report when he came out was more of a "might be OK one day" kind of stuff, but if you were scouting him now whats the deal? Dak seemed to really struggle during plays when the threat of a run was not perceived. He'd hold onto the ball for far too long and took bad sacks in several big games. However, I was really impressed with him later in the season and in the playoff loss to GB.
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May 21, 2017 06:33
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MrLogan posted:He was really bad in the playoff game vs Green Bay until Dom Capers went prevent with 10 minutes left in the 3rd quarter. I'll have to go back and watch it then because that's not what I remember.
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I can't stop laughing at the oline though
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