micnificent28

I don't think he was rated higher at all. I remember plenty of guys saying Willis was a first round talent.

He played in Tennessee.. he wasn't ready there. I think we are seeing a comment tread most QBs including Bryce, Caleb williams drake maye Sam darnold guys who have talent but aren't ready year one. I think we give up on talent to early instead of working with the guys who have the tools.

Awful is being out of the league like Corral..

You could say the same for baker and Sam here who have both made the pro bowl since leaving.

That's a fair thought and I agree but at the same time all that you gave up to get Matt corral who's out of the league versus a guy who's now looking to be the number one free agent in the whole offseason looks like a gross oversight and miss evaluation of talent to me

Probably so but I'd argue you'd rather have a talented player who's been through rough times and let him build from that than to still not be sure what you have at the position

To this day I never got what everybody didn't see in Willis and saw more in corral. Yes he had more work to do on fundamentals but he had more physical gifts and given the time we see how that has paid off. After sitting for two three seasons he now looks prime to take over the free agency market. There's a pretty good chance he's better than Bryce as well. There's just so much upside to a guy that's played very little but looks the part so far and we could have had them for a pile of magic beans.

I haven't considered cherelus being better than Wallace but, then again I haven't payed much attention to our linebacker play. I just know they aren't make a lot impact plays. Rozeboom has been better than I expected. Wallace has tools, I think he needs more time seasoning.

I m giving the staff benefit of the doubt hey maybe he is worse than Wallace and rozeboom.. but Wallace is hurt and Cherlus is starting and being spelled by bam Martin scott.. so I'm like is he worse than those 2?

He's had 100 tackle seasons in Arizona produced sacks and fumbles and ints.. he can't be worse than bam Martin scott..

Topic speaks for its self I have been looking at the snap count the past few weeks and have been waiting to see if he took the field. Only chance he has had is special teams. If nothing else if he completely has no brain his physical profile he should be at the least competing with bam Scott and Cherlus for snaps. He's been on the team for weeks now I would assume he at least can play a some of our defensive game plan. With how we barely have any drafted linebackers on our squad I would argue he should have started day one if we had 3 linebackers or nickel sets. He also profiled as having some pass rush ability so I would have to argue why isn't he seeing any snaps outside special teams?

Not that any corner wouldn't struggle with this kind of speed, but it's the only time I'm slightly asking myself is horn okay when thrown at.

I will never not think the guy is an elite corner possibly the best corner we have ever had. He is for the most part lock down with some of the best hands I have seen at corner. Now this is just me and the ole eye ball test, you line him up vs big and fast corners he's good. You line him up vs 4.3 elite all world speed he struggles greatly in that area. Olave has made him look bad in both matchups and off the top of my head I think he had a bad rep against the jets.. overall tho he can't be beat deep if you run faster than a 4.4.

This is a real dumb weakness to have. If you have known you can't run a QB sneak with Bryce, why haven't you drafted a power back? You. Need a 235-240 hammer for short yardage. If not that, why haven't you drafted a taysom hill like gadget player for just this situation? Jalen milrose from this past draft would have been perfect for these short yardage 4th and gotta have it situation. If your committed to young commit to his limitations and adapt.

Been wanting to try that.. right now I have the jets playbook with all of the stuff they have for fields..