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re: I quit. I forfeit...
Posted on 3/30/12 at 9:06 am to DoubleDown
Posted on 3/30/12 at 9:06 am to DoubleDown
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Curtis Lofton and if y'all get Hayden. It was a stretch...
Posted on 3/30/12 at 9:50 am to thedogman
I check Yaz daily and when I read that earlier I thought of ya DD
With Baker it just seems like trying to force something that has proven not to work. OL was the critical need IMO and you stand pat? I don't get it. They were in the same cap range as the Saints. Ya know what they have done here. Seems like getting a blindside proven protector would have been the key move to make. If they weren't in the running for an Eric Winston or Jared Gaither there is still Marcus McNeil or Demetrius Bell- all clear cut upgrade/answers to me.
Yasinskas- I also got the impression the Falcons are hoping Baker steps up and claims the job. I’m not saying Baker will ever be a Pro Bowler, but I think this guy has been banged up a lot more than people realize. I get the impression the Falcons think Baker can be adequate or slightly better than that, if he’s healthy.
That jumped out to me. Your plan is to win by hoping? Comparatively I would say the Saints might have hoped that Tennant could replace Nicks. They didn't hope though, they got a certified solid replacement. We could have hoped Franklin or Rogers did better than last year. Nope, let's get a proven product to fill one of our major needs.
Next biggest need? Pass rusher that overpaid Ray Edwards wasn't. Let's keep Abraham! Yikes, it's not a good move to me when I as an opponent say "Hmm, I don't mind that." Team friendly enough deal but he's definitely not on the upside and seems to pad his stats in garbage time.
Even bigger was Julio Jones as an organizational decision. I like him and he might end up a superstar. The problem is that they paid such an exorbitant price that it will be a fail for the franchise if he pans out as anything less than a superstar.
Appreciate your honest takeDD and try to do the same. There's some fresh openings on the Whodat bandwagon. It's more fun with the us against the world crowd than the documented-ly apathetic bird fans.
With Baker it just seems like trying to force something that has proven not to work. OL was the critical need IMO and you stand pat? I don't get it. They were in the same cap range as the Saints. Ya know what they have done here. Seems like getting a blindside proven protector would have been the key move to make. If they weren't in the running for an Eric Winston or Jared Gaither there is still Marcus McNeil or Demetrius Bell- all clear cut upgrade/answers to me.
Yasinskas- I also got the impression the Falcons are hoping Baker steps up and claims the job. I’m not saying Baker will ever be a Pro Bowler, but I think this guy has been banged up a lot more than people realize. I get the impression the Falcons think Baker can be adequate or slightly better than that, if he’s healthy.
That jumped out to me. Your plan is to win by hoping? Comparatively I would say the Saints might have hoped that Tennant could replace Nicks. They didn't hope though, they got a certified solid replacement. We could have hoped Franklin or Rogers did better than last year. Nope, let's get a proven product to fill one of our major needs.
Next biggest need? Pass rusher that overpaid Ray Edwards wasn't. Let's keep Abraham! Yikes, it's not a good move to me when I as an opponent say "Hmm, I don't mind that." Team friendly enough deal but he's definitely not on the upside and seems to pad his stats in garbage time.
Even bigger was Julio Jones as an organizational decision. I like him and he might end up a superstar. The problem is that they paid such an exorbitant price that it will be a fail for the franchise if he pans out as anything less than a superstar.
Appreciate your honest takeDD and try to do the same. There's some fresh openings on the Whodat bandwagon. It's more fun with the us against the world crowd than the documented-ly apathetic bird fans.
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