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Doesn’t seem they were very serious about a trade down barring something insane. Called him the second they went on the clock ...
[quote]What am I missing about Chase and Jefferson that they aren't included?[/quote] Chase was a year later. He was a true sophomore in 2019 and ended up sitting out 2020 during the Covid year That’s how the bengals got burrow and chase ...
This will be the type movie people claim Civil War is without seeing it, some of you guys blew your load on the wrong movie to get rage baited about :lol: ...
[quote]No way in HELL an NFL player wears that unless it is mandated. Yeah yeah, players are soft these days, whatever. It is still an alpha sport with alpha run locker rooms. He would be laughed out of the league.[/quote] They’ve been wearing it practice for years. No one would bat an eye fro...
[quote]The cap is going up, and will continue to go up, so the hit could be less consequential than it appears. [/quote] The cap goes up for everyone, that doesn’t make your decisions less consequential. ...
[quote]Time will tell the story. No one knows anything. [/quote] Yeah I totally agree. But you’re not listening to the actual points being laid out here. It’s not about if Pennix will hit as a pick, it’s about how even if that does happen, the massive amount of lost value and cap space the falcon...
[quote]Atlanta’s Dead Cap hit for Cousins: 2025: $65,000,000 2026: $25,000,000 2027: $12,500,000 They are stuck with Cousins for longer than 1-2 years, even if he’s sitting on the bench or his couch. [/quote] Also limits how much you can restructure his contract to open up cap space over that ti...
[quote]Well that will shut some narratives up on here A lot of teams had Penix rated higher than JJ and this is proof of that.[/quote] This is irrelevant to the point people are making about the falcons decision to draft pennix I like pennix as a prospect, that’s a different thing than him ...
Also the jury is very much still out on Jordan Love :lol:...
[quote]Not saying it was smart necessarily, but if you don't have a QB you have nothing, and Kirk is not a sure thing at this point in his career. If you feel like you can get the best passer in the draft and he could see the field in 1-3 years you take him. It's reminiscent of the Jordan Love situa...
[quote]If penix was 21, I don't think people would be as harsh. He's turning 24, so it's possible he might not play until 26-27.[/quote] Would still be a bad move, but definitely more understandable for a Maye or McCarthy type development QB 4 season ending surgeries in college on top of tha...
So best case scenario they burned a pile of cash and the biggest advantage in football (young QB on a rookie deal) Brilliant ...

re: How Far Has This Family Come?

Posted by wildtigercat93 on 4/26/24 at 9:58 am
It’s a funny misunderstanding of the context but she gave a valid answer to the question asked ...
Ahh my childhood memory has failed me. Guess I just remember them all three being projected as potential first rounders during that 2006 season ...
[quote]So what about all the failed examples of reaching for QB’s at the expense of the rest of the team? Do they not count?[/quote] drafting a good QB is a low percentage shot now matter how you take it That’s part of what makes it bad process to burn those cheap years on a young QB sitting o...
[quote]I understand that anecdotal evidence is misleading, but at what point does following a logical process that makes sense on paper but produces subpar results indicate the process is flawed? [/quote] Idk but 2 successful examples over the course of 20 years probably isn’t that threshold ...
Turning myself into the police station as we speak. Someone take care of my family. ...
[quote]I think it has more to do with rookie contracts being such a bargain for those positions compared to other ones. A QB on a rookie deal is such an advantage when journeyman back ups command 15-20 million a year if they are stop-gap starters[/quote] This is a good point as well. Also is...