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Borg.Winning a playoff game for starters?
We've been press worthy, but mainly for all the wrong reasons. Hype followed by meltdown. That's not relevance.
Borg.Winning a playoff game for starters?
We've been press worthy, but mainly for all the wrong reasons. Hype followed by meltdown. That's not relevance.
The draft is only interesting to me based on what The Cards do, and if ish goes off the effin rails.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
rumor is they traded up for jeanty?xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Agree completely I only give a crap about the first 15 pics because it affects what we do after that it’s a yawn fest till our next pick comes aroundThe draft is only interesting to me based on what The Cards do, and if ish goes off the effin rails.
trading up that high for a RB from Boise St is rather riskyrumor is they traded up for jeanty?
A guy looking good vs Akron doesn't make him a top OT prospect. He wasn't a top prospect based off his 2023 film. I disagree that his play vs absolute buns competition warranted a rise to the best OT in the draft. If that was the case, He wouldn't be a mid to late 1st round pick (IMO of course).He was though.
I read this differently than you. "Well on his way" to me reads as he still needed to improve to get to that level. It's a projection of improvement vs what he was at the time. Just like any scout you have to weigh what a guy is vs what he could be. To me, Mel is saying that he might have pushed for that spot, but in the end he didn't.Chopper, posted “I disagree with that sentiment. I haven't read anywhere that he was playing at the level of Campbell or Membou.”
The above is my original post & Chopper’s initial response. You said no one rated him that highly before injury. “Kiper continued. “Josh Simmons, as a left tackle, was well on his way this year to becoming maybe the third, fourth, fifth pick in the draft. But he didn’t finish out the year,” Kiper added. “He had cleaned up all the issues with penalties. He had developed into an elite left tackle. Probably ahead of Will Campbell had he been healthy, but he’s not, and when’s he going to be ready?” This clearly indicates he was thought of that highly. I can’t find the continuation you posted, but it referred to post injury, which was not my point. Not certain how my post rose to “lol” status.
Wild Monti thinks 12-22 record enables him to play any sort of "long game". AZ has one of the few fan bases IMO who will embrace conceding so much.Yup. The Monti-JG regime is playing the long game. They'd rather have a very good player in years 2-5 than a good player in years 1-5.
Spending two years building to playoff expectations and then punting your first round pick is true galaxy brain stuffWild Monti thinks 12-22 record enables him to play any sort of "long game". AZ has one of the few fan bases IMO who will embrace conceding so much.
Even more wild that Monti gets credit for being able to identify the “very good players” when Paris and Williams are his best two draft picks and both are good players, but have yet to breakthrough to being much more.Wild Monti thinks 12-22 record enables him to play any sort of "long game". AZ has one of the few fan bases IMO who will embrace conceding so much.
He’s among the best at not being able to unseat UDFA starling Thomas V!Even more wild that Monti gets credit for being able to identify the “very good players” when Paris and Williams are his best two draft picks and both are good players, but have yet to breakthrough to being much more.
Ayyy Yo!!!!!!I made it to my favorite draft place on time.. Like 10 years in a row. C'mon Redbirds!
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Spending two years building to playoff expectations and then punting your first round pick is true galaxy brain stuff
Not a single Big John drafted yet. None showing out as one, anyway.Even more wild that Monti gets credit for being able to identify the “very good players” when Paris and Williams are his best two draft picks and both are good players, but have yet to breakthrough to being much more.
His cleaned up issues and improved play were against garbage competition. Shocking that he didn't have issues with penalties vs teams they were beating by 35 points and didn't have NFL level pass rushers.
that's exactly what i said 5 weeks ago - it was unpopular thenGambo saying we might be able to move down to 20-25 and get a 3rd
If Simmons is the only guy of Gambo's 5 on the board, I would do that, I don't think he will go before Houston at 25.
DK Metcalf & Jimmy Graham have both had this injury. It is true some have had poor recoveries.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Not encouraging.
I'm especially worried because of his size. It can't make recovery easier.DK Metcalf & Jimmy Graham have both had this injury. It is true some have had poor recoveries.
DK Metcalf & Jimmy Graham have both had this injury. It is true some have had poor recoveries.
This is the guy who insisted Rondale Moore was not injury proneIt's so rare at that age though. Rare generally but it's most common in older players. I had a look and hard to find data for that age group.
I'd still take him. Top 10 talent otherwise and word is all testing and medicals are good.
Forgive me if I'm mistaken here, but Metcalf never actually had surgery for the injury, which was just a strain and not a full tear and save one good season in his first year back from this injury, Graham's play fell off a cliff the rest of his career after he tore his.DK Metcalf & Jimmy Graham have both had this injury. It is true some have had poor recoveries.