Panthero

The ceiling for Bryce is Alex Smith.

Actually they had to average 32.1

None of them seem to be a sure fire number one at this time. That worries me to no end. Landing on qb or really any position is so hit/miss. Problem is unlike most positions you cant really fix this problem with free agency. The other issue is you cant afford to wait because without a qb, a season is pointless.

Also counts 12 mil against the cap next year if it doesnt work out. FML.

Dude has made (will make) 38 mil on the contract. Set for life, just head to the house.

Its never too early.....to hope.

XL reminds me so much of Sammy Coates. All world athlete, just doesnt look comfortable playing WR.

Hold the cheddar cheeses and im in. Sounds delicious.

Agreed, I hated the Giants but rooted loudly for them in that game. Belichik had no ethics.

Sorry. Maybe im unrealistic. But I dont make guys with injuries my luxury people. Too high risk. All players deal with some injuries, but for top dollar at a position? On anything other than a 1-2 year deal? No way. Im more cautious than most though, as evidenced by my continued (and annoying i know) griping about our 2nd round RB thats injured.

And now you know the rest of the story. Lol.

I had forgotten how shady the Patriots really were. Sheesh.

He'll only take a reasonable deal if there is no market, which, again, is a sign it wasnt the best move.

Thats true but it also ignores the fact that the "market" said the number 1 RB wasnt worth going before that given the injury. We only have strong rumor that Dallas would take him. The end result is a guy who will only play half of his rookie contract. So even if he turns out good, we won't be able to monetize that. In other words you are putting yourself in a position where instead of a home run you have to hit a grandslam for the gamble to payoff. Bad odds. All im saying. Bad odds.

Fair, but thats why drafting a rb with a knee injury isnt often done. Its a risk. Even if the %s are only slightly higher, averaged over enough drafts, those decisions begin to work against you. The pick for a bumber of reasons, was a bad % decision.

Agreed. Hes supremely talented but that will still mean we used a 2nd on a guy that is halfway into a rookie deal before we get to use him. And then what? A second contract for a rb is typically a bad move. Its just a low probability move all the way around. May work this time, but its not the smart play generally.

Better than drafting a guy with a collapsed knee.....IN THE SECOND FUGING ROUND!

To just NFL draft. Amirite?

I get your point, but I follow the money. Corners are paid a premium. Why would teams do that if it wasnt a priority?

You can build around corner. We actually had a pro bowl guy he was just on a song of a contract. He got mega paid cause corners are prized. Hint, they are prized for a reason.