Martin

You might be right, I’ve just seen a lot about him lately, even being talked about as QB2. I wonder if he is way higher with teams vs. the draft analyst group. Every year there are a few players that come out of nowhere. But it might be a stretch, no doubt

It sounds like QB Tyler Slough is flying up the draft boards, he’s a bit older, but so was Nix, Penix etc. He might, just might, be someone teams want to trade up to get around where we pick

Fans would not do great in free agency, however sadly a lot of fans would do better than many front offices in the draft by simply using something like Brugler’s draft guide. It is shocking how bad many front offices are in the draft. The overthinking and over analyzing is at its peak.

Not convinced Graham will be gone tbh.

People are weird. Andy is a relatively cheap and very experienced backup. He’s well liked on the team and is a good leader overall. We’re not going to get a second starter challenging Bryce, that is not in the cards for this year.

He can say what he wants to, and we can call him out for being a self absorbed ass. The team was bad but there was a lot of guys who gave it their all and knew how to prepare, there just wasn’t enough of them. When he joined the team it was documented that he initially was a poor leader himself, essentially had to be talked to and coached up to become a leader by Thomas Davis. Also, Cam was the one who made one of the biggest business decisions in Panthers history in the Superbowl, while everyone else did everything they could to get that fumble. So this overall is pathetic from him, and very disappointing overall.

This is a super interesting one (if I understand it correctly): LA still wanted him, as they knew about his health, but because it said in the trade agreement he had to pass his physical, the agreement was voided. And since it is passed the trade deadline they weren’t allowed to update the trade agreement. Crazy stuff and a rule that has to be looked at in the off season.

I thought it was a nice overview, especially for people not as close to college football or message board draft discussions.

If I’m a team like the Bills, this could be a good option to get them over the hump. If it costs 2 1st rounders, it might be worth it to them.

So are you saying he has no problem getting separation? I’ve never seen him play, so I’m genuinely curious to understand if he can or not on a consistent basis. I’m not interested in if he can overcome it or not. Just looking for a yes or no on this question.

How is Pearce against the run? I haven’t seen him play, but every time I read about him he sounds like a liability against the run. I’m getting Burns vibes, but maybe I’m completely off?

What I meant was once you have a combine result, you will go back and review the tape again, and you will most likely see the results backed up, i.e. confirm the combine results.

The purpose of these games and the combine is to confirm what you’ve already seen on tape. Or discover something you missed, good or bad, so you can go back to the tapes to once again confirm. The Greg Little example above was a great example of someone that looked really good on tape, but his poor combine made you go back to make sure you didn’t miss anything. Other players are the opposite. What you can never do is let a combine result overrule what you’ve seen on tape. It is only one more datapoint in the total evaluation.

That’s what I read everywhere, from every reporter and based on history. Would be great of he went to a giant NT, but I think this player in particular is a practice squad one.

While McCarthy isn’t a very exciting guy, I think he was the best option for the Bears by far. They needed an experienced offensive HC, used to a somewhat messy situation. There is a lot that needs to get done in Chicago that goes way beyond just good play calling.