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It's not impossible but not probable. I do think Top 5 All Time is fairly assured. One thing to consider is that he has been far more productive this deep in his career than most RB's. If he doesn't hit the cliff and has a AP or Frank Gore-ish length of career, it is possible he takes it.

Keys To The Game 1. Establish the run early and often. 2. Keep JSN in check. 3. Put pressure on Darnold, he will wilt. Most Important Winning Factor: Have @TheBigKat make a large bet against the Panthers accompanied by a cringey post. This is crucial.

There is a not absurd path to Henry ending up the all time NFL rusher.

High risk passing offenses has become anathema to the modern NFL doctrine. That is why TO prone gunslingers are out of fashion in a big way.

I would generally disagree. I like Evans potential, Tremble is a blocking JAG and Sanders is terrible.

Push???

Well, I wouldn't say they are that rare but we haven't been good at identifying them, without question.

Well, as of 2-3 weeks ago he was at career low deep shot levels. Efficiency was about career average.

The decision making I will give you, that's tough.

This is wild.

Another week, another Herbert injury due to lack of OT's.

I disagree on Nuss. I just think he lacks a lot of elite tools but I don't think he has too many significantly below average NFL QB traits.

I will finish out the spreadsheet after the final two regular season games to show his actual production over time.

Speaking of elite pass rushers.....

FWIW, this was why he got sat down, not some tanking angle. This was rumored yesterday.

I know. I was on record back then questioning that. Largely because it was based on Manning and literally the guys that skipped last draft because of....Ward and Sanders??? All of that seemed wildly insane. I do think we should dip into the Allar/Nussmeier category of QB in Day 2 or early Day 3. This draft does seem loaded with quality backup QB's.

Yeah, "big time throws" could literally be the most subjective thing on the planet. It's an insanely moronic "stat."

That is "big time throws" which is a dubious "stat", at best. If you look at 20+ attempts per game, he is currently at a career low.

I am not anti-6th or 7th QB flier but I don't think he is a draftable guy. The fall of these "potential first round" guys from the 2025 Draft has been INSANE.

Honestly, I wouldn't. I don't think he is better than Jack Plummer.

I don't see why being on a rookie contract impacts how good someone is. That's a very confusing angle. Keep in mind he is not a free agent. He is on a freshly inked mega-deal. Could he try to leverage a change that converts base salary to a guarenteed bonus? Yes but that typically happens during a period where the team is trying to create cap space. So, that might only happen in that case and I would assume would be piggy backed on an extension of some sort(even if only void years). I am just saying he isn't going to show up having much in the way of leverage unless he is being utilized to clear cap room.

Are we basically to the point where Klubnick is a UDFA?

I would say that Wallace has definitely not played better than I expected, although perhaps he has been better than you expected, so there is that. Rozebum has been far worse than I expected. He is one of the worst to ever play LB for us, IMO.

There is a difference between filling needs based on who the board falls and pure desperation. Also, one would think there will be upgrades available in free agency to take some heat off the draft.

I am curious what you are basing this on? He has produced very little and the eye test has been even worse.