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I think you are reading too much into this. IMO they are weighing OL/WR/TE/RB as positions that would qualify as building around a young QB (unlike what happen with Sam) Where as Edge/CB/LB would not be considered building around the QB yet would mean building up the TEAM

Haha I can't go Greenie, dude kills me. I just don't think the question carries the weight that others may imply.

I think it's a fine question, I'm sure he's a little worried with our extensive track record of awful

Should noted that Fields played in the least amount of games so his turnover worthy plays should be higher. *edit* - disregard that is career not this past year. Wilson 30 games, Fields 34 games, Lawrence 35 games.

I'd still love to have Gainwell but I don't think it happens. As mentioned above, I don't see RB before day 3 if at all.

This is true, there are some really dark things that our government has attempted (Operation Northwoods) and even more recently followed through with.

I've heard this argument, to an extent I get it. But if you look total deaths from year to year you can tell something is far different this past year than any we've seen. Edit* - one could also argue that because of the intense sanitization seen, the mask wearing, and the social distancing we should see a record low number of flu deaths.

Well... to be fair, the vaccines have been reported 100% against hospitalization and death. Which IMO is good with me, whole goal is to not die haha

Yea that's kinda what I was thinking haha some of these graphics don't appear to make much sense without context

I think I'm confused how to read this. 9 1/2 would put him in the 45%tile. Are they only grading good QBs? Are there no bad QBs with 9 1/2 inch hands? It would appear this chart is grading all QBs regardless of skill level which probably won't give us great results.

Ideally: #2 - QB #23 - CB #34 - G #66 - Edge (would like to double dip with this position)

So guys are really good backups, reason why McCown and Daniel's have hung around the league so long. My guess is Hoyer is being thought of in the same mold.

Yea I agree, Hoyer doesn't really get me excited but I think he'd fit the backup roll well. No reason to spend a ton on a backup if we don't really expect a deep run.

I remember listening to I think the DA say that the DNA wasn't fully conclusive but that Ben had his bodyguard block the door from anyone getting into the bathroom. Guy is a sleeze ball.

I remember listening to I think the DA say that the DNA wasn't fully conclusive but that Ben had his bodyguard block the door from anyone getting into the bathroom. Guy is a sleeze ball.

I want to grow our QB from draft pick to franchise QB, it's like working for your own money rather than taking mom and dads handout. That said, prior to this and even as recently as yesterday I'd have been fine trading #2 (that's it) and having Watson for 2022. Zero chance Douglas entertains this, Zero reason to if you believe in one of the rookies.

Yea exactly, shave off those seconds and the ones during the tackle and it's probably pretty close to 15 mins

I think most of them, I could be slightly off on time but actual minutes being played with the ball in motion is comically low compared to any other major sport.

Michael Nania is the man, guy is always diving into tape. I completely agree with his stance. Legit one of the most knowledgeable fans I've ever met.

IMO if we take Wilson it would be wise to move on from Sam. If the best offer we are getting is a late 3rd round pick then I'd try to do #23 + Sam for #19 (Washington) or #20 (Bears), value is about a late 3rd - assuming a player we like is there. If you could somehow do #34 + Sam that would be even better

God this gif brings back memories of Johnny Football haha

I'm a big fan of the one year deal. Keeps the player motivated for their next contract, allows the Jets a higher likelihood of getting a comp pick if the player performs well, leaves the door open for draft picks to replace them, and leaves us with $0 in dead cap. Jets had like $17m in dead cap last year, basically like losing an elite WR worth of money due to bad contracts.

Depends where he's ranked, I've seen a lot of him in that range. Big Board Ranks CBS - 27th Tankathon - 49th Walter Football - 3rd Round PFF - 29th Daniel Jeremiah - not on top 50 DraftTek - 26th ESPN - 45th Todd McShay - not in top 32 Mel Kiper - not in top 25 It's a hard year to grade players but I don't think 34 is a reach. The nice thing is we have the 23rd pick so if CBs are going quick we should be able to get one. I'm hoping Horn somehow makes it down to us.

I've been a big fan of Asante Samuel Jr at 34

Joe Douglas was on the Eagles after they took Wentz at #2 overall. They held on to Sam Bradford until Teddy Bridgewater tore his knee and they flipped him for a 1st during the preseason.