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Not that I'm the most knowledgeable about this stuff (and I haven't played Madden in more than a decade), but we actually use a flexible scheme to be honest that is a hybrid between 4-3 and 3-4.

Perryman and Reddick make a whole lot of sense! Put that in terms of the O-line signings in light of this deep O-line draft, and maybe you can see what's happening here.

It looks like you're correct due to the nature of what's alleged that Watson did. His alleged violation doesn't appear to rise to the level of sexual assault (which would make it criminal). https://texaslawhelp.org/article/sexual-harassment-work#:~:text=Unwelcome sexual advances%2C requests for,or creates an intimidating%2C hostile%2C This means that it is in fact (as alleged) more benign than other cases we've heard, and that anyone who believes that we won't trade for Watson based upon this is likely fooling themselves.

This isn't even a criminal case! Also odd!

Suspended? There's going to have to be some substantiation! This isn't the Hardy case where you had calls and bruises! Where's the evidence?

Just curious as to the "not good" in the title...like, now the story has any more validity than it did. If anything it's more benign depending upon how you look at it.

Well, I'd like to see this text message! Hopefully it's not some vague bullsh¡t. We should be able to discern if there's a little fire behind the smoke. Otherwise it's just another she-said-he-said.

For starters, acquiring a QB of Deshaun Watson's ability and body of work before he really hits his prime would be a first for anyone. I have seen some argue or intimate that he was the best this past season, but he has put up some historic numbers despite being on a crap team! https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-deshaun-watson-best-quarterback-2020-houston-texans https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/houston-texans-quarterback-deshaun-watson-was-the-nfls-best-quarterback-in-2020-pff-argues https://www.sbnation.com/secret-base/22175134/deshaun-watson-stats-houston-texans-dorktown Secondly, you won't see me "blowing up" regardless about drafting Jones with our number 8 pick. I'd give it a 10 percent chance of happening. But. If it does, I will be more analytical than angry about it. I don't believe in betting, but anyone that wants to make a wager on it straight-up, feel free. I know that you (and I am using the term generally) don't really believe it yourself.

True, but you have to look at things on a relative basis, and we're going to be at an advantage over most teams any way you slice it.

I'm not worried in the slightest. I don't think that Tepper will allow his team to be robbed of talent, but I also know that we'd have to give up some valuble talent as well. It's not rocket science! That's how these things work.

That's true, but I was referring to the overall thought that Garropolo is "significantly" better than TB. I don't know that that idea has any wings outside the Huddle bubble other than maybe with Caserio or possibly New England (and I don't even know if they really believe it).

I think that's a stretch. Garropolo isn't even ranked higher than TB on some boards, but he's certainly not "significantly better than Bridgewater" by most accounts. He's damaged goods that was once propped up by the aura of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady in some respect.

I saw this last night and declined to post on it due to no substantiation whatsoever. It just flies in the face of everything that I've read about Watson, and the timing is suspiciosly right on time by a questionable character who apparently has a relationship with an owner with suspect character. I'd bet that there's nothing to this at the end of the day.

I don't think it's "panic", I think it's the desire to have a legit franchise QB for the foreseeable future, and in Watson's case it's a young, proven, legit franchise QB with NFL experience just entering his prime, and that just doesn't happen.

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It was always pretty unrealistic to think that they were trying to replace him.

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Those three with a QB worth a damn would be killer! Choose your poison! That being said, I don't believe it.

Nelson Agholor will be a very good signing for them.

He's as good as gone.

Anderson can be deadly given the right QB.

Yeah, I'd like to explicitly hear their reasoning for that...but probably will never know.

I mean, Fitterer told everyone his strategy. He wants to go into the draft with as few holes as possible so that we can get the BPA! I mean, this isn't really rocket science. With the draft being deep in quality OL prospects, I'd bet that we pick up one or two.

Don't forget the Pats!