I promise we won't fumble the second chance at Pat like that elf eared goof in SF did.The eagles doing all this just to lose in the end! Yes I’m a hater
See you in February, if you make it
I promise we won't fumble the second chance at Pat like that elf eared goof in SF did.The eagles doing all this just to lose in the end! Yes I’m a hater
I don’t know that I agree there, even if your evaluation is correct. If he’s got it, he’ll figure it out even through troubles. I have a hard time thinking he would be less ready than someone like Josh Allen as a rookie. Whoever drafts him pretty much has to start him, even if we went 10th overall. Saying he can’t handle starting year one puts him out of a first round grade imo
People are getting caught up in the "Mahomes sat" wave and not remembering he sat behind a guy who was the premier game manager.I don’t know that I agree there, even if your evaluation is correct. If he’s got it, he’ll figure it out even through troubles. I have a hard time thinking he would be less ready than someone like Josh Allen as a rookie. Whoever drafts him pretty much has to start him, even if we went 10th overall. Saying he can’t handle starting year one puts him out of a first round grade imo
This seems like more of an issue with Chicago and Washington as team builders/QB groomers than Caleb himself.We will see. I just don't trust organizations like the Bears or Commanders to do it right, they are always having issues trying to get it right. If he does right and I am wrong, so be it, I will admit my mistake.
I don't have a low grade on him as a quarterback, I just don't think he is a #1 Overall pick. For me he is a first rounder that needs his skills refined to handle the NFL.
I believe he needs to sit down for a year or two, and not get thrown into a starter role right away. Do it like Mahomes, let him sit a year and learn how to remove the parts of his game that won't work like they did in College because he could get away with it.
We will see. I just don't trust organizations like the Bears or Commanders to do it right, they are always having issues trying to get it right. If he does right and I am wrong, so be it, I will admit my mistake.
Merril provides good insights on what makes Caleb an ordinary QB. He is not a bad QB, but he is overpromoted for a 1st Rounder. He was the one that sounded the alarm on Manziel.
Basically he will need to sit on the bench and learn, not start right away.
Merril provides good insights on what makes Caleb an ordinary QB. He is not a bad QB, but he is overpromoted for a 1st Rounder. He was the one that sounded the alarm on Manziel.
Basically he will need to sit on the bench and learn, not start right away.
Any rbs projected for the first round?Lot of talking heads saying the healthy RB market we've seen in free agency is an indictment on the running back class in this upcoming draft but to me it's an indictment on the "running backs don't matter" movement. If running backs don't matter, if a mid/late RB has the same value as a really good veteran RB...why did teams suddenly decide it's ok to give RBs 8-12mil a year now? Why not just draft Blake Corum in the 4th round instead. I've said it before but every year in April some nerd tells us that running backs don't matter....and then 8-9 months later when the playoffs are gearing up we're told that teams that run the ball and stop the run are built to win playoff games. Look at the last four teams standing in the playoffs this year...three of the four teams had top 5 rushing offenses (Baltimore, Detroit, San Francisco). Two of the last four teams had top 5 rushing defenses/yards per game (San Francisco, Detroit).
I think it's a combination of the success those teams had utilizing their run game (specifically after the investment SF made with CMC and the Lions with Gibbs) and also just sharp GMs taking advantage of an obvious market inefficiency.Lot of talking heads saying the healthy RB market we've seen in free agency is an indictment on the running back class in this upcoming draft but to me it's an indictment on the "running backs don't matter" movement. If running backs don't matter, if a mid/late RB has the same value as a really good veteran RB...why did teams suddenly decide it's ok to give RBs 8-12mil a year now? Why not just draft Blake Corum in the 4th round instead. I've said it before but every year in April some nerd tells us that running backs don't matter....and then 8-9 months later when the playoffs are gearing up we're told that teams that run the ball and stop the run are built to win playoff games. Look at the last four teams standing in the playoffs this year...three of the four teams had top 5 rushing offenses (Baltimore, Detroit, San Francisco). Two of the last four teams had top 5 rushing defenses/yards per game (San Francisco, Detroit).
Any rbs projected for the first round?