45catfan

I remember someone on the board saying this was staged awhile back. While dude did pound some beers he apparently went around and collected the surrounding empties before someone took this pic.

I'll tell him, I guess. So Little wasn't even a first round pick and was sinking fast in the 2nd round until Hurney inexplicably threw him a life line by trading up to draft Greg. I'm 99% sure he would have been there several picks later at our original draft position. Heck, I didn't even want him then.

I'm only for taking a CB in the 2nd if we got our OT in the 1st and one of them falls from the first round to us at #39.

Cox should be gone and #34 is high for Samuel. Some are calling for a CB at #39, but I think there will be an early run on corners and the value will not be there at #39; in other words, without reaching. Twyman made me question his athleticism when he ran his 40 at 5.4 seconds. Remember, he's not a NT and only 280 pounds. That threw up a big red flag to me.

I get UT, but what keeps the rest of the folks from smoking?

They are a power 5 conference, thus getting the better recruits than smaller conferences so that is only logical. The players are not bad per se, just the programs. In 2019, only 3 schools besides Clemson had better than .500 conference records. THREE. It's the trend more times than not. Every since Virginia Tech, Miami, Florida State and to a lesser extent Georgia tech have fallen off their pedestals, it has left Clemson with a clear path virtually every year to the playoffs.

Only 43% of Denver fans smoke and it's legal? That alone calls into question these findings.

Who wants to tell him?

So a team or players that played most/all of the season are automatically better than teams/players with abbreviated or cancelled schedules solely because they have a larger body of work? Nah, I can't accept that. Lacking a full season of college football play does not make lesser talented teams/players better by simply filling a void.

Nice cherry pick. The 2020 season where a lot of teams cancelled or had abbreviated seasons. The ACC was one of the very few conferences that had close to a normal season. Yes, the ACC in football is trash and has been for many years now. I mean San Jose State, Tulsa, Louisiana, Coastal Carolina and Buffalo are perennial top 25 powerhouses...or was it because of COVID?

1a) Lance 1b) Sewell

Don't get me wrong, I would take Pitts at #8 if he fell and the QB or Sewell are all gone. But to trade up (a very EXPENSIVE trade up) for a player that may get 10 touches a game????

You mean like Hurney dumb? I agree, BTW.

Notre Dame is in the ACC in football (besides 2020 due to Covid)?

Let's hope Erving and Elflein can keep Darnold upright long enough to pass it to Pitts. I won't hold my breath. I mean unless we unleashing the TE bubble screen attack on the League.

Clemson can only play the ACC schedule they are given regardless if the rest of the conference sucks. I tell people (I live in the heart of Clemson country) it's like 10 tune-up games for the Bowl Series run. Should their players have an asterisks by their credentials too?

The problem with that is writers "journalists" get by with such nonsense now and people usually don't bat an eye. I ReAdZ iT oN ThA InTeRNeT! Trash like this article is everywhere nowadays and it is hardly confined to sports writers. Why? Absolutely zero accountability for he content they put out there no matter how ludicrous, false and potentially damaging it is.

28 passing, 14 rushing totaling 42 TDs.

Yes I have. Let's see him do that in the NFL without getting planted or picked. I mean, the NFL is no Coastal Carolina.

Oh I thought he went all Marty Hurney and starting blabing about his draft crush. I got REALLY good at mocking the Panthers the last few years just by reading/listening to Hurney's interviews. Will Grier...I would have put money down on that pick I was so sure of it.

He's a solid 3rd rounder, so he's in no way a sleeper, I agree. I would love to draft him if we didn't already have Moton and bigger needs. I have mocked him a few times in the instance that a long-term deal with Moton can't be reached. I have consistently mocked him in the 3rd round.

Which one is that?

I mean, considering the CBS dude said they would give us their #9 pick, that's not nearly as ridiculous.

Dude with a G-spot????? Sorry, I couldn't help myself.

So WE would facilitate the move to sweeten the deal for them to take Teddy plus get picks. I could go for that. I was looking at it from Denver's perspective. It's roughly 50 points which is an end of round 4 value. They won't give their fouth pick so it would have to be round 5 and one of their three 7th rounders. We still lose out on some value, BUT would accomplished two things: it gets Teddy out of Carolina and we recoup a couple picks this year that we lose out on in next years draft. Granted these are later round selections, but in terms of net picks, we would only be on the hook for Darnold's 2nd in terms of real value.