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4/24/04I was getting cable installed at my business that morning, specifically so I could watch the draft (fuck the customers). 5 minutes after I tuned in, I saw they were trading out of the pick.
4/24/04I was getting cable installed at my business that morning, specifically so I could watch the draft (fuck the customers). 5 minutes after I tuned in, I saw they were trading out of the pick.
I know, man. You have told that story before. I'm sure it was easily the worst wedding gift you got that day.Just so we're clear, that was a terrible joke.
Prisco was shit even years ago. He is still employed?Prisco's latest mock has Reese, Bain, Bailey, Styles going 2-5. Then he has Delane, Downs, McCoy going 9-11.
No trade down at 12. Takes R Mason Thomas. Avieon Terrell at 20.
Has Theineman going 30 to the Dolphins.
That is one of those hate the pick, like the player tho type ones. That said, in the first round, on draft night, I will lose my fucking mind.I like R Mason but he shouldn't go that high. He shouldn't even go at 20.
That is one of those hate the pick, like the player tho type ones. That said, in the first round, on draft night, I will lose my fucking mind.
Or he could be saying he has some of that at home which means Jalen Thompson.What I keep thinking about is how Parker described the slot position, supposedly one of the most important in the defense, as needing to "cover like a CB, play the run like a LB and blitz like a safety".
Who does that sound like in this class?
There are several but I think a particular few at the top.
Or he could be saying he has some of that at home which means Jalen Thompson.
Define.Bless.
Define.
Cole Wisniewski.What I keep thinking about is how Parker described the slot position, supposedly one of the most important in the defense, as needing to "cover like a CB, play the run like a LB and blitz like a safety".
Who does that sound like in this class?
Good point. That's probably the real reason for the rumors that we aren't interested, not the acl.As an aside, McCoy's agent is Mulugheta, so you tell me if we're going to take him after all the nonsense over the last year.
Second contract he’d be 30, but his first contract would be nearly the same as a normal rookie.
We went through this with Newman, and he played in Dallas 9 seasons and 15 in the NFL. Easier as a CB, true.
So eight effective prime years. DLaw, played in Dallas 11 years which is what you’d hope for from a high draft pick at the position.
Do we care as much about eight years from now? The difference between signing your own guy to a third contract? Does it matter at that point in this age of free agency that it was the same guy you drafted?
It’s not like there’s a discount
Second contract he’d be 30, but his first contract would be nearly the same as a normal rookie.
We went through this with Newman, and he played in Dallas 9 seasons and 15 in the NFL. Easier as a CB, true.
So eight effective prime years. DLaw, played in Dallas 11 years which is what you’d hope for from a high draft pick at the position.
Do we care as much about eight years from now? The difference between signing your own guy to a third contract? Does it matter at that point in this age of free agency that it was the same guy you drafted?
It’s not like there’s a discount
It's not the length of his playing career that concerns me as much as that what you're seeing is a 25 year old fully developed guy beating up on 19 year old kids on the football field. It almost feels like you're not comparing apples to apples when you're talking about a 21 year old vs a 25 year old. Especially at a position that is so physical and filled with violence. I hope I'm wrong, I just worry that he just is never going to become more than what he is today.
When you normally draft a 21 year old, you expect him to be better by the time he is 25. When you draft a 25 year old, do you expect him to be that much better when he is 29? That's really the question I have. The guy is in his prime years physically.