The Mazi Smith Thread...

1bigfan13 said:

My biggest gripe is he's done next to nothing to even remotely generate some excitement about his future.

Hell, for as much shit as Gallimore catches he at least flashed some big plays from time to time.

Tease us a little, Mazi. That's all I'm asking at this point.

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p1_ said:

I still have Mazi ahead of Gallimore.

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jaf1224 said:

I'm not sure I've ever seen a DT react slower to the snap. You'd think that would be an easy fix. If he can't fix that, I don't see any hope for him.

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Sheik said:

Just a reminder that Mazi Smith is healthy. His ankles will never sprain, his knees will never explode, his pectoral and bicep muscles cannot tear.

He will forever be healthy because bitches who suck are always in the game.

It’s the same with horse racing. You can’t hurt a horse that can’t run.

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NoDak said:

The best ability is availability.

We should probably start thinking about extending him.

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Sheik said:

I’m sure it’s already in the works.

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1bigfan13 said:

My biggest gripe is he's done next to nothing to even remotely generate some excitement about his future.

Hell, for as much shit as Gallimore catches he at least flashed some big plays from time to time.

Tease us a little, Mazi. That's all I'm asking at this point.

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Bill Shatner said:

2023 could go down as an all timer bad draft class

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1bigfan13 said:

That 2009 class is still the worst, IMO.

They had about 10 picks that year and botched every single one of them.

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boozeman said:

The circumstances were different in that draft.

This one could have set us up with all the upcoming contractual horseshit and we really failed on each and every pick.

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Smitty said:

who should we have taken?

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Smitty said:

Avila or LaPorta would have been nice.

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boozeman said:

Anyone else.

But you could start with Steve Avila, Sam LaPorta, Michael Mayer, Brian Branch, Keeanu Benton and others.

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