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omg is HOU going CJ + JSN?

Sherrod was cutting hair while he was with the team. A friend of mine owns 4o4 eSports above his shop and Sherrod's been super cool and supportive of them and the crowd that they get. NFL players also come through on the regularly to his barbershop. Glad to see a former Panther thriving.

Question for you since I've seen you and a cpl of other users specifically harp on this: What is the threshold that you're looking for in particular in regards to punishment? Are you afraid of ANY hit hurting him or are you afraid of an accumulation? I saw this thrown around often for Young, but not for Stroud who is barely over 200lbs himself. Is this just a general concern that you have or is there something specifically that has you worried?

One thing that I know for certain is that those mfs had better not take the entire ten god damn minutes. Don't do that to us.

I'll be ok if it's not Bryce, but man did hearing Cam saying that'd be what he'd do makes me so giddy for the heir to his throne being Young.

I'm getting more and more excited the closer we get to the draft. Should Corbett + Christensen heal quick, a lot of upgrades have been made to a team that late in the season had a shot to win the division. First, addition by subtraction when it came to Rhule and most of his assistants. Reich, Brown, and Evero are better than Rhule, McAdoo, and Snow. Lost Foreman and Moore, but gained Sanders, Chark, Thielen, and Hurst. A rookie QB has a shot in this division. Eager to see what the team does after #1. Plenty of needs on both sides of the ball, though I'd like to see them come out with an edge rusher or a defensive lineman. A linebacker possibly

52.5 hours until we've got our next franchise QB

I've already posted my mock, but wanted to share particular prospects I'm also looking at in particular positions: 1. Bryce Young, QB, Alabama 2. BJ Ojulari, EDGE, LSU O'Cyrus Torrence, G, Florida Will McDonald IV, EDGE, Iowa St Quentin Johnston, WR, TCU Keion White, DE, Georgia Tech Jack Campbell, LB, Iowa Gervon Dexter Sr, DT, Florida 3. Jonathan Mingo, WR, Ole Miss Chandler Zavala, G, NC State Tuli Tuipulotu, DE, USC Rashee Rice, WR, SMU Zacch Pickens, DT, South Carolina Cory Trice Jr, CB, Purdue 4. Nick Hampton, EDGE, Appalachian State Byron Young, DL, Alabama DeMarion Overshown, LB, Texas Zach Evans, RB, Ole Miss 4. Ivan Pace Jr, LB, Cincinatti Yasir Abdullah, LB, Louisville KJ Henry, DE, Clemson 5. Riley Moss, CB, Iowa Owen Pappoe, LB, Auburn Zack Kuntz, TE, Old Dominion Cameron Latu, TE, Alabama Darrell Luter Jr., CB, South Alabama UDFA: MaxSaw "Him" Duggan, QB, TCU Dorian Thompson-Robinson, QB, UCLA Chris Rodriguez Jr., RB, Kentucky Jaxson Kirkland, OL, Washington Mohamoud Diabate, LB, Utah Hunter Luepke, FB, ND State Ali Gaye, EDGE, LSU Dante Stills, DT, West Virginia Anfernee Orji, LB, Vanderbilt Ventrell Miller, LB, Florida Trey Dean III, S, Florida

I'm good with any of the top guys being the guy tbh. Frank Reich, Jim Caldwell, Thomas Brown, and Josh McCown are infinitely more knowledgeable about football then I will ever be. They have my full trust.

I wonder if the team is aiming for a group of every down guys. There isn't a sledgehammer in the backfield currently, but there ARE five of them on the OL

I'm a big fan of the ignore feature for situations like that.

It's worth noting that the lack of explosive plays for Bama this past season was likely due to them not having a speedster at WR to act as their deep threat. Tyler Harrell transferred in from Louisville and was supposed to be that player for them but he didn't see the field until late October against Mississippi State due to a foot injury that plagued him all season. That left Jermaine Burton (who played the role of their X after transferring in from Arkansas), Ja'Corey Brooks, Traeshon Holden, and Kobe Prentice to be the main four WRs. Prentice has speed, but he was also a freshman learning the offense. Couple that with how poorly the Alabama OL played and I can understand the lower explosive play percentage.

Took screenshots of the different tabs on the spreadsheet and pasted them below for folks on mobile (and for the ppl that don't want to navigate a spreadsheet :P) Index Player Schedules Play Environment Pass-Rush Opposition Total Accuracy/Playmaking Target Area Rate Accuracy Breakdown 3rd/4th Down Red Zone 4th Quarter/OT

People with GEDs from the Carolinas dismissing a PhD's input because he's in Bama is funny af to me

1. Bryce Young, QB, Alabama 39. Keion White, DE, Georgia 93. Jonathan Mingo, WR, Ole Miss 114. Nick Hampton, EDGE, Appalachian State 132. Ivan Pace Jr, LB, Cincinatti 145. Riley Moss, CB, Iowa

Those seasons (2002 - 2005) though he also had the likes of Kevin Faulk + Troy Brown, both of who are in the Pats HoF. TE Daniel Graham was solid as well, and Corey Dillon took over for Faulk without missing a beat.

You don't understand why a QB prospect's performance is being compared to another when discussing the draft? I figured that the first thing people that hate the idea of Young being the pick would do when they saw "good tape vs Vandy" is attack the fact that it's Vandy rather than watch the tape in a good faith effort to learn more. That Vandy team was good enough to beat the other two top QBs they faced. How you took that as a slight specifically against AR is really weird but hey, we can discuss the difference in film between Young, Richardson, and Levis vs Vandy if youre interested.

vs. Vanderbilt When I mentioned that I felt that there were two games that Bryce Young had put out better tape than he did during the Texas game, one of those games that I had in mind was the one against Vanderbilt. After watching the rust get knocked off in game one against Utah State and the disappointment of game three against Louisiana-Monroe, the game four tape vs. Vandy is almost like Young is atoning for those earlier games and showing scouts more of what makes him QB1. The Commodores tried to use soft zone coverage early on and to say that Bryce carved them up is an understatement. The deep ball was finding it's mark and everything looked like it was a full go. If you can't get passed the, "Well... it's Vandy" part, don't forget that they were 3-1 at this point and would later go on to defeat both Will Levis and Anthony Richardson. The play queued up below shows all of it on display: the arm strength, the accuracy, and how he calmly moves through his progressions.

In the games against Tennessee, Texas, Mississippi State, LSU, Ole Miss, and Auburn he was getting absolutely rocked.

Daaaaaamn... They waited awhile for Williams to get healthy last season. Quintez Cephus and CJ Moore have already been released. Cephus was a prospect that I was interested in when he was eligible to be drafted too... yikes

Any particular resources that you would recommend for folks interested in learning more about the S2? EDIT: Found the company's primary website and am looking there now. For anybody else that's interested: https://www.s2cognition.com/sports/football

Young #1 Picking up a WR, EDGE, and LB for sure. I could see another DL. Expecting a trade down from #39 and for one of the last two picks to be involved in a second move on day 3. Honestly, no idea. This will be the first draft w/o Rhule so I'm interested in seeing how much influence Fitterer had last season as well as what type of players he covets. There's also trying to find out who Reich, Brown, and Evero prefer as well for what they run. I'm excited to see how that plays out.