It was called an exaggeration. Thanks for taking the time to point it out. It added a ton to the conversation
Actually, he was basically what he always had been with us. All 3 seasons with us he caught more passes for more yards than he did in his last season with the Chargers. But, back then, if we signed ANY free agent, they were way overhyped by the team. Those teams were built with draft picks, UDFA and Plummer with the one big contract the team was paying.Massive disappointment. He was such a great, ascending weapon in SD going from 500 to 600 to 670 to 760 yards his first three seasons and was just a complete and utter nothing for us.
Maybe that was a function of our QBs and coaching back then.
I had hopes for Gowan too but after seeing how bad he was when the ball was in the air in the preseason I'm not surprised. Good athlete but he could not locate the ball in the air.
He has a chance though, that's why I wanted him to stick on the roster. I can see why Philly would want him.Yeah I’m a huge UCF fan and was iffy on the Gowan pick as he had only really played one season and sat out the COVID season with UCF.
Great kid but I keyed on him when I went to training camp and he looked really lost. His play during the preseason was uninspiring and my contact from the Cards said he just wasn’t picking up the defense. So to get something like Ertz for him is fantastic! And this is coming from a guy who was really pulling for Gowan. Still wish him success in Philli
Les Snead has filled that roster with decent talent. They've used trades to put them over the top.The Rams are kinda the exception that proves the rule. You can’t rely heavily on trades due to $$$. No one trades a player on a rookie deal. So you’re trading for ezpensive guys or guys wanting new deals. If you don’t hit on draft picks (you know, the least expensive route to acquire talent) your team usually ends up with gaping holes.
Jags did just fine with that trade. Watching the rams line ramsey up against rookie wrs while Metcalf goes off for touchdowns is proof. Why pay a cb 15m a year to gaurd rookies. Make you realize how next level patrick peterson was in his prime. Ramsey not even in the same room.Yeah trading firsts for Jalen Ramsey was such a terrible idea. The Jags really showed everyone!
Good news is that if he ever goes to the PS, Cardinals can re-sign him.Yeah I’m a huge UCF fan and was iffy on the Gowan pick as he had only really played one season and sat out the COVID season with UCF.
Great kid but I keyed on him when I went to training camp and he looked really lost. His play during the preseason was uninspiring and my contact from the Cards said he just wasn’t picking up the defense. So to get something like Ertz for him is fantastic! And this is coming from a guy who was really pulling for Gowan. Still wish him success in Philli
agreed,,, but I counter....The Rams are kinda the exception that proves the rule. You can’t rely heavily on trades due to $$$. No one trades a player on a rookie deal. So you’re trading for ezpensive guys or guys wanting new deals. If you don’t hit on draft picks (you know, the least expensive route to acquire talent) your team usually ends up with gaping holes.
Obviously that’s optimizing the scenario. But ultimately you’re trading bc you’re failing in all rounds (including those 1-4). And it’s still not sustainable from a $$$ perspective.agreed,,, but I counter....
save picks 1-4...trade picks 5-7
I think you're missing my sarcasm.Jags did just fine with that trade. Watching the rams line ramsey up against rookie wrs while Metcalf goes off for touchdowns is proof. Why pay a cb 15m a year to gaurd rookies. Make you realize how next level patrick peterson was in his prime. Ramsey not even in the same room.
yESAnyone see him on the sidelines today? Heard he made the trip to Cleveland
Anyone see him on the sidelines today? Heard he made the trip to Cleveland
Yes, he was there and they showed him a couple of times on the telecast.Anyone see him on the sidelines today? Heard he made the trip to Cleveland
Anyone see him on the sidelines today? Heard he made the trip to Cleveland
I get what you're saying but our division rivals have given up a total of 6 first round picks as well as other compensation in their trades and yet we are leading the division.Obviously that’s optimizing the scenario. But ultimately you’re trading bc you’re failing in all rounds (including those 1-4). And it’s still not sustainable from a $$$ perspective.
Yep. At the end of the game saw him talking with Murray and Corey Peters.
He is, exactly why he attended Stanford.He's a California guy anyways he's from I think Danville, somewhere not far from the Bay Area.
It was Beachum.I thought it was an O-lineman that was standing there with Murray and Ertz.
Yup, they showed him talking to coaches during the game. I assume to ask about certain plays since he said he wanted to be there to get a jump start on learning the plays.Anyone see him on the sidelines today? Heard he made the trip to Cleveland