2024 NFL Offseason Thread
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What do yall see in Anthony Richardson, or am I just being dense and obtuse??
Not only that, They were still formulating their plans THE DAY BEFORE FREE AGENCY!DaBoll wanted to trade up and get Jayden Danielsand the owner wanted to keep Saquan
GMen what's going on in East Rutherford?
Like dude, the plan is simple, have a cap wizard that gives you all the options on the table, then have backups on backups of the key positions you want to fill with free agents, THEN make sure you have a call center of lackeys reaching out to your top targets all AT THE SAME TIME to make sure agents know you’re interested rather than sitting on your hands waiting your turn to get a call off and the target signs to someone else quickly when everyone knows early birds get the most money off dumb ass decisions during bidding wars
Swag, and that’s about it
He has RG3 written all over him but homers don’t want to call a spade what it is.
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I like the plan of wearing teams out. They kept a lot of games close last season. Now that Kyler is healthy and they drafted MHJ at WR and Troy Benson who many thought was the best RB that class, they have a much better chance of closing those games out.
Cardinals and Chargers are both teams who'll most likely focus on running attacks. Should be interesting to see their effectiveness this season.
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He can read defences but doesn't always throw. The fact he knows the right play is enough for me. He needs to stop running like Cam. He's got the vision and can get that team to the playoffs.
He nevee impressed me at Florida, either. He is a workout warrior that these guys fawn over, every season. Same dudes that thought John Ross was gonna be a superstar because of his 40 time alone. As if pro football is that simplisticSwag, and that’s about it
He has RG3 written all over him but homers don’t want to call a spade what it is.
He barely has any nfl tape, once defensive coordinators find out he’s hiding behind short routes and not calling checks at the line on masked coverages he’s about to be Tyrod Taylor status
He would be lucky to be Tyrod Taylor, more like EJ ManuelHe barely has any nfl tape, once defensive coordinators find out he’s hiding behind short routes and not calling checks at the line on masked coverages he’s about to be Tyrod Taylor status
Rg3 was a much better college QBSwag, and that’s about it
He has RG3 written all over him but homers don’t want to call a spade what it is.
Not so much what I see in him, but he has pieces on offense, will have big rushing numbers, and I have the Colts possibly winning the division.
I actually have Houston and Tennessee clearly ahead of them, and if Trevoe Lawrence can fonally ascend, Jacksonville, too.
Best case scenario, he's a player in the mold of Cam Newton. Which means his body will eventually break down on him.
But I think what gave people buzz about him is that despite not impressing in college and being drafted solely on physical tools, the four games he played he showed real promise as a rookie and the coach/team in place is enough to compete with.
Legitimate freak athlete, productive in the small sample we saw last season (even though everyone thought he was no where near ready to start in year one), and he's attached to the playcaller Herbert & Hurts each had their best season with.
If Steichen can teach him how to throw an out-route then breh's basically a cheat code back there, the real question is whether he can stop taking hits like a crash dummy
