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  • @londonbrown said:

    “Including last year's draft, the Dolphins are now on track to have a run of eight first-round picks over a four-year period”

    You weren’t wrong ! 

    Even if Tua doesn't work out, they easily have the capital to get another QB. If he does, wow. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Even if Tua doesn't work out, they easily have the capital to get another QB. If he does, wow. 

    If Falcons dont take a QB at #4 I can see the Fins getting a big offer again at #6 and trading back on draft day if the Bengals stand pat for Sewell

  • @londonbrown said:

    They get San Francisco’s first round pick this year and in 2022 and 2023 plus their 3rd round compensatory pick this year. 
     

    Justin Fields will be fun with Shanahan....

    Justin Fields will be bustola!

    @nickers said:

    Justin Fields will be bustola!

    Food for thought? 
     

    Ian@NFLDraftStudy
    Finished charting Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields, Zac Wilson and Trey Lance for catchable passes. I compared to my database of 88 QBs and color-coded the results into quartiles. Green is top-25%, yellow 26-50%, orange is 51-75%, red is bottom 25%. Film and numbers match well IMO
  • @nickers said:

    Justin Fields will be bustola!

    Food for thought? 
     

    Ian@NFLDraftStudy
    Finished charting Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields, Zac Wilson and Trey Lance for catchable passes. I compared to my database of 88 QBs and color-coded the results into quartiles. Green is top-25%, yellow 26-50%, orange is 51-75%, red is bottom 25%. Film and numbers match well IMO

    @londonbrown said:

    Food for thought? 

    Definitely...

    Watched some Trevor Lawrence footage and he throws a higher percentage of wobblers than I'd like to see if I was investing a #1 overall in him. Even some with no pressure on him. Na d the number climbs when on the move.

    Not ready to call bust... mostly because I could care less since we are not a potential destination, but were we, then it would concern me.... at least as much as our potentially taking Wentz did a few years back. A stance I no longer seem get any shit for having taken.

  • @londonbrown said:

    Food for thought? 

    Definitely...

    Watched some Trevor Lawrence footage and he throws a higher percentage of wobblers than I'd like to see if I was investing a #1 overall in him. Even some with no pressure on him. Na d the number climbs when on the move.

    Not ready to call bust... mostly because I could care less since we are not a potential destination, but were we, then it would concern me.... at least as much as our potentially taking Wentz did a few years back. A stance I no longer seem get any shit for having taken.

    @tour2ma said:

    Definitely...

    Watched some Trevor Lawrence footage and he throws a higher percentage of wobblers than I'd like to see if I was investing a #1 overall in him. Even some with no pressure on him. Na d the number climbs when on the move.

    Not ready to call bust... mostly because I could care less since we are not a potential destination, but were we, then it would concern me.... at least as much as our potentially taking Wentz did a few years back. A stance I no longer seem get any shit for having taken.

    Am starting to see some takes on him suggesting he’s not as infallible as the likes of Kiper have suggested 

  • @tour2ma said:

    Definitely...

    Watched some Trevor Lawrence footage and he throws a higher percentage of wobblers than I'd like to see if I was investing a #1 overall in him. Even some with no pressure on him. Na d the number climbs when on the move.

    Not ready to call bust... mostly because I could care less since we are not a potential destination, but were we, then it would concern me.... at least as much as our potentially taking Wentz did a few years back. A stance I no longer seem get any shit for having taken.

    Am starting to see some takes on him suggesting he’s not as infallible as the likes of Kiper have suggested 

    @londonbrown said:

    Am starting to see some takes on him suggesting he’s not as infallible as the likes of Kiper have suggested 

    Every one eventually gets nit picked 

  • @nickers said:

    Justin Fields will be bustola!

    Food for thought? 
     

    Ian@NFLDraftStudy
    Finished charting Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields, Zac Wilson and Trey Lance for catchable passes. I compared to my database of 88 QBs and color-coded the results into quartiles. Green is top-25%, yellow 26-50%, orange is 51-75%, red is bottom 25%. Film and numbers match well IMO

    @londonbrown said:

    Food for thought? 
     

    Theres just things I've seen him do in college that will get him killed in the NFL... I'm not buying it...

  • NYJ's #2 overall just jumped in price... if they roll with Darnold one more year.

    Damn this  is going to be a fun draft... 😁

    @tour2ma said:

    NYJ's #2 overall just jumped in price... if they roll with Darnold one more year.

    Damn this  is going to be a fun draft... 😁

    Indeed.  The Falcons pick has also become a hot landing spot.

  • I finally wised up and took Friday after Round 1 Thursday night off. 

    I bitched when they went away from the all day Saturday and Sunday marathons to the Thurs/Fri/Sat format, but I've grown to actually like it better.

    Especially if you take Friday off!

  • @bob806 said:

    Mike Tomczak had a good career.

    He was average

    @nickers said:

    He was average

    15 years, 42-31 as a starter. 

    Was he an all-pro, no. But I'd say winning 57% of your starts is a good career. 

  • @nickers said:

    He was average

    15 years, 42-31 as a starter. 

    Was he an all-pro, no. But I'd say winning 57% of your starts is a good career. 

    @bob806 said:

    15 years, 42-31 as a starter. 

    Was he an all-pro, no. But I'd say winning 57% of your starts is a good career. 

    Getting paid millions of dollars over 15 years is a good career,  even if it is not the money they get paid now.