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While we’re throwing out pipe dream trade scenarios, and given the news that Miami wants Watson but Houston would rather draft a QB than take Tua, here’s a three teamer: Houston gets: Houston’s 2021 1st, Pittsburgh’s 2021 1st, Miami’s 2021 1st, Houston’s 2021 2nd, and Pittsburgh’s 2021 2nd Pittsburg...

Yeah, Haskins is probably bad, but teams should be constantly throwing darts at the QB position.

KingsKing wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 17, 2021 12:51 pm

I don't think he does, I actually know he does because thats what he ran at the combine

He was hurt.

It’s possible that these two are both elite options with Lawrence.

It’s also possible that Jacksonville signs a big time FA WR and this becomes a mess.

We literally just watched Josh Allen go from a historically bad first two seasons to an outside MVP candidate with the addition of Stefon Diggs. You guys really don’t think it’s a problem that Lamar’s best WRs are Hollywood Brown and Willie Snead?

Paying a Mid 1st in a 1 QB + Wilson for Josh Allen is a bad dynasty trade. Yeah, in a 1QB league this just doesn’t make sense, probably not even for Mahomes. You could have just had Herbert for a 3rd, or Mahomes for a 3rd, or Allen for a 3rd, in their respective rookie drafts. A mid-first to upgrad...

And they will all be negatively impacted by their poor decisions. If Chase wanted to be the 1st WR taken, that is in great danger now. Not saying Chase won't be a first round pick...but he screams of a money driven guy and I'd prefer the football player that wants to compete. There are a lot of dum...

Both of these Tomlin punts were awful. 4th and 9 in Cleveland territory down 28 and 4th and 1 from your own 46 down 12 in the 4th. Indefensible. The Vrabel punt might have been even worse. All three punts felt like fireable offenses. At least neither of them accepted the medal of freedom from a sed...

Both of these Tomlin punts were awful. 4th and 9 in Cleveland territory down 28 and 4th and 1 from your own 46 down 12 in the 4th. Indefensible. The Vrabel punt might have been even worse. All three punts felt like fireable offenses. At least neither of them accepted the medal of freedom from a sedi...

100% agree. 95% of the focus should be on evaluating fundamental traits rather than the minutiae. Big, powerful, explosive, violent players tend to succeed in the NFL. And it's not that I disagree, but these athletes drafted in the first 3 rounds of the NFL draft are by and large, big, powerful, et...

fourdeans wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 10, 2021 9:46 am

I'm holding out for Bijan Robinson in 2023.

Will Shipley in 2024 is where it’s at.

You're doing it wrong. That'll be Watson for Julio Jones and a 2022 2nd. :confused: Then we'll trade that 2nd for Kirk Cousins! :thumbup: That all sounds great but don't forget to sign Dalton as the starter so he can mentor Cousins! :biggrin: You’re all wrong, they’re going to trade Watson for Tua ...

Might just be me, but this feud going on the last couple of days is a real drag. I'm enjoying this forum less as half of the new posts is just a cat fight. Someone needs to man up and stop responding. Let it die. Edit: this may have been a misdirected lash out. Just drained by some recent threads t...

Good post At the NFL level all drafted backs are going to look great. The purpose of scrutinizing is to try to find any possible reason to doubt them. I don't mind missing on a guy when I said "avoid" and he does well. It's great that Akers is doing so well and I'm 100% OK with being wrong. My fear...

Seems like team advice. How many teams in the league? I’m sort of inclined to say no.

132 from scrimmage, 4 catches, and a TD against a decent Washington defense is solid. Unfortunately I think this guy just rubs NFL coaches, scouts, and front office types the wrong way. I’d like to see it because he has the talent, but who do you think gives him a feature back job at this point? Th...