Tell me you don't read the link without telling me you don't read the link:
So not a knee injury, I minor hamstring injury that they had minor surgery on. Yet you NEVER STOP banging on about it like they drafted a guy with a torn ACL.
Tell me you don't read the link without telling me you don't read the link:
My recollection is he had a history of nagging minor injuries. I don’t think he was technically red flagged by anyone, nonetheless I’m sure there were concerns. He was picked earlier than most projected him. It’s fair to say he was a bit of a reach where he was taken. The Cards needed a rusher in a draft in a lean draft for that position. Still his rookie year was actually on pace with developmental prospects who became useful players. IMO he still has a chance to be a solid rusher assuming he hasn’t been impaired by his injuries. I expect him to have a decent contribution this year as the Cards figure to have a challenging rush coming from numerous pressure points. If they get a DT who can collapse the pocket, this will be fun to watch.
I am on record as being highly skeptical of Beej, but I cannot argue with your post. This is a level, reasoned take, Harry.My recollection is he had a history of nagging minor injuries. I don’t think he was technically red flagged by anyone, nonetheless I’m sure there were concerns. He was picked earlier than most projected him. It’s fair to say he was a bit of a reach where he was taken. The Cards needed a rusher in a draft in a lean draft for that position by that stage. Still his rookie year was actually on pace with developmental prospects who became useful players. IMO he still has a chance to be a solid rusher assuming he hasn’t been impaired by his injuries. I expect him to have a decent contribution this year as the Cards figure to have a challenging rush coming from numerous pressure points. If they get a DT who can collapse the pocket, this will be fun to watch.
I didn't bring it up here.So not a knee injury, I minor hamstring injury that they had minor surgery on. Yet you NEVER STOP banging on about it like they drafted a guy with a torn ACL.
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I'm not saying it didn't happen and he didn't have a minor nick.He got surgery after the draft, bro.
There's nothing in there about BJ's participation in the Pro Day Drills. I've already posted that the draft sites never had a measured 40 from him. "Under the circumstances" in that video is doing a lot of work.
Exactly!So not a knee injury, I minor hamstring injury that they had minor surgery on. Yet you NEVER STOP banging on about it like they drafted a guy with a torn ACL.
It keeps them occupied....Still going back and forth on this crap?
Still going back and forth on this crap?
Thank you maybe we can put this argument to rest.My recollection is he had a history of nagging minor injuries. I don’t think he was technically red flagged by anyone, nonetheless I’m sure there were concerns. He was picked earlier than most projected him. It’s fair to say he was a bit of a reach where he was taken. The Cards needed a rusher in a draft in a lean draft for that position by that stage. Still his rookie year was actually on pace with developmental prospects who became useful players. IMO he still has a chance to be a solid rusher assuming he hasn’t been impaired by his injuries. I expect him to have a decent contribution this year as the Cards figure to have a challenging rush coming from numerous pressure points. If they get a DT who can collapse the pocket, this will be fun to watch.