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[quote]The odds are Kool-aid being good is better than the odds of one of the 5th rounders[/quote] What are the odds he will be substantially better than the 45th pick? Or for that matter that he wouldn’t be there? The odds are 1 of 3 picks will hit than 1 specific pick. ...
[quote]with the media's portrayal of Kirk Cousins as the second coming of Tom Brady. When that happened, most everyone on the press handed the division to Atlanta and pretty much declared them the Super Bowl favorites in the NFC. [/quote] Holy strawman Batman absolutely none of this true :lol: ...
[quote]The cap is going up, and will continue to go up, so the hit could be less consequential than it appears.[/quote] :lol: ...
[quote]Jordan Love was drafted 26th[/quote] And Rodgers was a long term starter for GB not a free agent they literally just signed 7-8 weeks ago :lol:...
[quote]If penix was 21, I don't think people would be as harsh.[/quote] Nah, it’s still beyond stupid to sign Cousins to that big of a deal less than 2 months ago. We are not talking about a situation like with Aaron Rodgers that a guy projected to go 1 overall slides to the late 20s. It’s not ...
[quote]it was reported THAT NIGHT that the Saints were targeting and likely taking Mahomes with their pick, but the Chiefs traded up and picked him first..... [/quote] Reported by who? No team tells people who they plan to draft. There were rumors and Mahomes apparently told KC he was hearing ...

re: What were the Falcons thinking?

Posted by H-Town Tiger on 4/26/24 at 11:04 am
[quote] Guys tend to do well when they can sit a year or so[/quote] Do they? CJ Stroud didn’t sit. Neither did Burrow or Herbert. Allen started 11 games as a rookie. Brock Purdy was a 7th round pick and looked just fine starting by the end of the season as a rookie. If sitting a year is t...

re: What were the Falcons thinking?

Posted by H-Town Tiger on 4/26/24 at 10:55 am
[quote]I’m just saying that if I were a gm I wouldn’t let a big short term contract on an aging qb deter me from taking a young qb if I really liked him[/quote] This would make sense if you were just hired as GM and inherited an old vet in the middle of a long term deal. If you were the guy that...
[quote]Everyone pretty much all knew Andrew Luck was going to be a star. He was the perfect prospect.[/quote] There’s one of those truly “generational” prospects about once every 10-15 years. Luck, Peyton Manning Elway maybe Aikman. The rest it depends on coaching, the organization and how the ...
[quote]Cousins is 35 coming off an Achilles injury.[/quote] Who they just signed to a 4 year $180M contract :lol: ...
[quote]Skins pick is terrible bc Daniels is not going to do anything in the pros. Good college QB but will be a back up somewhere once his rookie contact is up.[/quote] I know you are trolling but maybe you really believe you’ve got some great insight from watching a few games but saying a certai...

re: What were the Falcons thinking?

Posted by H-Town Tiger on 4/26/24 at 12:46 am
[quote]Ehh, going market rate for a veteran average-above average QB. It’s a lot of money, but it’s the going rate nowadays.[/quote] :lol: for an established good QB sure but TB signed Mayfield for like $8 before last year. If you’re drafting a QB at -#8 you should have gone that route. Than $1...
[quote]There are pundits tonight saying, not a single QB in this draft class lasts more than 5 years in this league.[/quote] :lol: what “pundits”? link? [quote]Last one to win a Super Bowl is the 1970 winner (Jim Plunkett)[/quote] Only 11 Heisman winners period have won a Super Bowl, the ...
[quote] if you truly believed Mahomes was that dude, you go get him. You don’t simply say you’re good with either. This is why I think Sean is full of shite on this story[/quote] This whole story is horse shite, it’s 1000% 20/20 hindsight or Payton making himself look like an idiot ...
The more upvotes the more likely he is to be a super star...
[quote]I don't think I said it was make believe[/quote] It was another poster, i assumed the same person was replying to me apologies. But the point stands, they let Hendrickson go because they did not have the cap room. [quote]I don't think Trey was a cap casualty in the "we don't have spac...
[quote]Well, they had used assets to draft DE's so, they had to dump the project that worked out.[/quote] In other words they opted for cheaper though unproven players? Why would you do that if the cap is “make believe”. [quote]Its not a question of can. Any team can add whomever they want u...
[quote]Loomis has us buried ten feet under the casket that is buried underground in cap hell so we couldn’t do that anyway.[/quote] I understand I was just saying that if OT was literally the last piece then signing a top FA would be the way to go vs trading up to insure you get one of the top 4/...

re: If Saints trade up for Jayden

Posted by H-Town Tiger on 4/25/24 at 11:21 am
[quote]Just look at the Bengals and Burrow for reference[/quote] This myth will it die :lol: Burrow’s injuries last year had nothing condo with sacks or getting hit. He literally strained is calf in practice without getting hit....