Moo Daeng

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There's only really one or two schools you could say have a good track record in last 20 years with producing multiple decent NFL Qbs. NCSU & Cal

Expecting 5 or 6 starters is likely not realistic. It's also important to remember that building a team isn't only about one what they do their rookie year and team success isn't only about starters. Players take time to develop. Smith wasn't Smith for about 3 years. Thomas Davis wasn't Thomas Davis for more than that. Olsen could have been labeled a JAG until about his 6th season. Attempting to make any point about Pride or YGM or any player after one year doesn't seem to come from any sensible understanding of how this actually works in reality. Maybe if you are only thinking about this as a fantasy owner on a single year basis vs following a team over time?

Interesting to see the intricacies. They are so nuanced that it's hard to know what they are doing. I wonder how these techniques mesh with what a team wants their players doing. I suppose they are going over a variety of standard concepts.

Just watch him play to see it. It's sad and unfortunate but easily noticed

This draft wasn't loaded with particularly great QBs prospects. It was loaded with demand.

Joe Burrow since this is about curse by association. Or is Fields curse lessened by having started at Georgia? This is confusing

A valid criticism of a comparison should begin with a genuine effort to understand it. Some folks aren't even reading beyond the titles and it's obvious.

But not for us. He was good but not great in my opinion.

Bradberry fits near Norman IMO

The wet blankets who think they are scouts have arrived. Stat sheet scouts.....lol.

They're all lieing if that's not become obvious.

Deonte and David

I would still think there is a step up in attention provided to a given players specific needs in the NFL. There is only one thing they have to be concerned with vs the student athletes.

If he doesn't get injured than that describes a great 6th round pick.

I think lots of people aren't reading the details of the Kittle comparisons. The comparison is guys who didn't produce much in college that were taken in the mid rounds because they projected well as pros. Both were known as blockers who played more of the H back position than true TE. Tremble had a higher draft grade than Kittle. Do y'all read this stuff before reacting?

I don't recall the team touting the athleticism of either of those guys. If they mentioned anything about Gaulden if was toughness and versatility. It's a new staff and they aren't the ones touting Browns athleticism either. This video was made by Alabama.

Draft value analysis by folks who have never scouted or drafted or been responsible for anything is just content for the sake of content.

Seems that sheet Gantt posted was all jacked.

Yay....back to football in the football forum.

Jenkins is one of my all time favorite Panthers. When he was on he was as dominant as they get. I just wish that had lasted longer.

Im not sure anyone beyond a second round pick can be considered a bust.

I'm not going to throw weight goals out ad I'm not a trainer or doctor and have never met him. However it's encouraging he dropped weight. Players typically lose weight throughout the season too. I trust the professionals will make a goal for him.

Keep Pounding is on a pedestal by itself followed by Ice up son. I can't think of any that get in the vicinity of these yet.

Isn't it about time for this to be moved? It was never about football and has been here for weeks