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So the eagles tried to move up to #3 , TO GET A QB! ,,,,Hurts should continue the madness by asking for a trade.
I look forward to seeing all those angry Eagles fans in Cleveland for the draft in a couple months when Roger Goodell stands up there and announces their selection of the next Mitchell Trubisky.
Niners!
Its an interesting trade. I assume this means Garropolo is done, who do you think they are targeting? We know who is going #1, and I am guessing Wilson is going #2 to the Jets.... Fields? Lance?Quote:
Originally Posted by 54-46
Does this pave the way for Jimmy G back to NE? Did the Pats really spend all that cake on TE’s and WR’s to have Cam throw bounce passes at them?
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I think Jimmy G this year; Fields (or Wilson if Jets don’t choose him) next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by teleee
Trade Jimmy G next year; move forward with QB on rookie deal; recoup some draft capital.
Wow that’s one short stay for Jimmy if so.
Fields doesn't play the way Shanahan wants a QB to play. I think the Niners want Lance. And I'm not convinced they'll keep Jimmy, especially after shipping out three 1sts. They need to claw back whatever draft capital they can.
He’s gotta be gone. Something like $26 mil to be on the team, $2 mil dead cap to cut him.
At least he still has his looks. Maybe he can backup Tom in Tampa.
No way did the niners do this trade without a landing spot for Jimmy G already laid out. They're sandbagging on keeping him for some reason I can't figure.
Stealurface, welcome your new Carolina Panthers QB1: Sam Darnold!
Woo!
Or maybe it will be the next Wentz...wait...nevermind. I'll be back in the Depression thread!Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
Hmmm....I like that Bridgewater fella. I wonder if his career is now a "what if?" What if he didn't have that injury? What if he had a stable system/coordinator for a few years? What if...Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
We look forward to seeing you there this fall.Quote:
Originally Posted by smartyiak
Re: what ifs; see 18 of the past 20 Browns seasons for reference.
There is some “what if Teddy were to play for Denver next season” going around here. Don’t care much about the Donks, but that would a good Bridge QB for them.
That's hilarious. Quick thinking by that guy.
God damnit
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Heh. That's how I would feel. Are there many ghosts down Carolina way?Quote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831
LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831
Cam may be available by the end of camp, you never know.
I was going to make some smart ass Darnold comments, but then I realized I'm a Cleveland fan and am scared to death of jinxing ... well ... pretty much everything.
Darnold is probably gonna be a solid pick up.
I actually agree. But expectations are admittedly basement level low given that he is, ya know, Sam Darnold and all.Quote:
Originally Posted by EWG
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After six years of college ball he's probably ready for the NFLQuote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831
I heard some convo about this on the Pat Macafee show and they were saying the "seeing ghosts" thing is actually a real saying, and it's in regards to pass rush, not pass coverage. Basically saying his protection is so bad he can't trust the pocket.Quote:
Originally Posted by I've seen black diamonds!
Not quite the indictment it's made out to be.
That's B.S. He's an NFL QB admitting that he's rattled by the pass rush in front of his teammates. Sure, "seeing ghosts," is a saying, but not one you use to describe yourself. How often do you think the great ones sit down on the bench and admit this? The answer is NEVER. Not even once.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supermoon
I'm all for grown men being vulnerable and sharing their feelings and shit, but not my QB during a game in front of the world. The proper response is to yell at someone who fucked up, curse at no one in particular, or shut the fuck up and watch the the play on your Microsoft Surface Pro™ tablet .
I mean, it was an aside during a game that got caught on a mic. Not like he said it in a presser. Lots of reasons to be concerned about Darnold. He stinks right now. Only question is if he can turn it around.
Glad he’s not on my team, but he’s never gotten a fair shake from the Jets.
Seems like Andy's POS son getting off easy... https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usa...amp/7192377002
Are we going to hear more Edelman is going to the Bucs or Edelman is a HOFer takes?
I say neither happens
agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ticketchecker
If Eli Manning deserves HOF consideration, as many think he does, then so does Edelman.
I don't think either belongs.
No way, Eli has a much better case than Edelman. Though I agree that neither belongs. Edelman is the Robert Horry of the NFL, a very good player who made some clutch plays and won a bunch of championships. But winning 3 championships as a WR (on a team with Tom Brady and coached by BB no less) is way different than winning two as a starting QB.Quote:
Originally Posted by I've seen black diamonds!
Edelman is 2nd all time is post season receiving yards and receptions (behind only Jerry Rice). He's a superbowl MVP and made 2 of the greateat catches in SB history. Robert Horry is not a good comp at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
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I don't think Edelman was ever top 5 at his position. You need 4+ years at that level before you even start the HOF conversation.
He belongs in the Hall of Very Good.
Just like Eli Manning.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile
Yeah, but he had plenty of meme facial expressions after gut wrenching turnovers. That has to count for something.
If we're talking about fringe HOF players, Marshawn better get in. Terrifying runner who absolutely embarrassed professional athletes again and again.
To this day I can't read Eli's name and not be reminded that some refer to him as the "Slingblade of quarterbacks".
if eli gets in, cam fkn better.
From @sharpfootball on Twitter:
Compare his career to Hines Ward, who can't make the final ballot in HOF voting the last 5 years
catches
Hines 1,000
Julian 620
yards
Hines 12,083
Julian 6,822
TDs
Hines 85
Julian 36
Super Bowl MVPs
Hines 1
Julian 1
Pro Bowls
Hines 4
Julian 0
I can do Eric Moulds too
What about Tony Romo? Matt Ryan? Both better than Cam and Eli. None should be in the hall.Quote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831