MHS831

The Bryce Factor--1 TD, 2 INTs in scoring position, One suck ass pass on a 2 pt conversion. His value? -5 net points.

so lets have our 5'8" qb throw over the middle with one yard to go.

No rushers, no linebackers, and safeties are rumored to exist. I can't figure this out.

We have the niners, Seahawks, and Rams left on our schedule, and Tampa twice. hard to imagine we will win the division.

Defensively, we lead the league in giving theTEs and WRs cushions. Third and 8, we protect the 15 yard mark.

The first man drafted and the last man drafted are having a contest to see who sucks the most. Bryce--you are up.

I am sick of Bryce giving away points--sorry. Still pissed.

You can't win consistently with Bryce Young. Full Stop. That was middle school stupid.

ANd how much do we spend on the OL? Bryce-he is either wide open or you run it or you throw it into the seats. Why is this hard?

Cute.

he sucks. I f that was a 100% effort, he could have caused a fumble--instead, he knocked Horn off the sorry-ass tackle he was orchestrating---cut Scott and stop drafting Gamecocks.

You sir, are an artist. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise.

I see it this way, we could beat the Saints on the road, Seattle at home. Will probably lose to the Niners and Rams. That means we are 8-7 excluding the Bucs games. For us to win the division, we could hope to tie the Bucs and win the head-to-head. to do that, we have to sweep Tampa Bay and finish 10-7 (yes--the Saints loss is killer). Here is why: The Bucs, on the other hand, have an EASY schedule. AT HOME: Cardinals, Falcons, Saints, Panthers. AWAY: Panthers and Dolphins. I see them winning at least 4 more games. If they beat the Cards, the Falcons, the Saints, and the Dolphins, they have 10 wins. Probably expected because no team has over 4 wins except the Panthers. Even if Baker is out, I see them winning 4 down the stretch, making their overall record 10-7 if they lose both games to the Panthers. If so, we go. While it could happen; I sense the Panthers are starting to feel it, but I thought that before the home game vs. New Orleans, so we shall see. I give the Panthers about a 10-20% chance of pulling it off

I see it this way: LB Edge OC QB2 S OT WR (depends on how XL does)

I kinda like this idea. The black, blue, and white is solid. When we wear all whites or some other combinations, there is no gray/silver in the uniform. Personally, I think our logo would pop on a white helmet--not a popular idea, but most of my ideas aren't.

New England is similar, imo.

which is why we need to be drafting some young guys. LT and QB----our guards gotta go

OK, fair enough--however, since my point was that drafting a QB in the top 10 is stupid, if you consider the players who were not drafted in the top 10 or those who WERE drafted in the top 10 and did not secure starting positions with the team that drafted them, you should see the point. Is it smart to draft a QB in the top 10 when only 4 are still starting for the team that drafted them. Next, consider that half of that number, 2, were drafted outside the first round. Next, there are 4 (Goff, Mayfield, Jones, and Darnold) who are starting on other teams after busting. That number could increase as Arizona seems ready to move on from Murray, Miami is not sold on Tua, and jacksonville is still waiting for Trevor to start looking elite. Bryce? So to answer your question, there are MANY more QBs in the NFL who have busted and become starters on other rosters, were drafted after day 1, or are still on the cusp than the four who have become elite. I thought that point was made.

I wish I knew the formula for predicting success in the NFL

Kick it now--if you bobble the snap it is third down

Kick it now

Zavala is not getting to his pull blocks--go TREMBLE!!!

Need about 40 yards--no rush

Knee?