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  1. Gandhi

    10 thoughts - day two

    It is actually the other way around, AJC. He played right tackle for one year and was moved to guard after that. He has played guard ever since, though I certainly think he could still play tackle in a pinch. In fact, if he had longer arms, I think he would be playing tackle in the NFL.
  2. Gandhi

    10 thoughts - first round

    The way it technically works is that the signing bonus (the 50.5, give or take) will be prorated over the life of the contract (in this case, four years). They do it for accounting purposes. He will have a cap hit of around 9 million as a rookie.
  3. Gandhi

    10 thoughts - day two

    I agree, but that is what Ossenfort do. There are several good options on the board, so I think he will take advantage of that. Again, I would personally select Bisontis.
  4. Gandhi

    10 thoughts - day two

    1 – Call it doing a little self-scouting, but one thing I have found out is that I started the draft research process too late this year. Or maybe I was too affected by the outcome from free agency. Point being that I have changed my mindset about the strategy from when I made my mock draft...
  5. Gandhi

    10 thoughts - first round

    That is not how the salary cap works. But sure it would be. Sure, and he can help them win games. But if you mean competing for championships, how long are you willing to wait? Because they have not been even close to competitive for many years, and I don’t think it is obvious that they will...
  6. Gandhi

    10 thoughts - first round

    1 – There was one player – maybe two if you include Reese – with obvious superstar potential in this draft, and Cards got him. Complain about that, haters. 2 – The Cards need finishers. Players that can close out games. Before it completely went off the rails last season, they lost 5 games in a...
  7. Gandhi

    Jeremiyah Love No Matter What

    Sorry, dude, but a statement like that is too difficult to take serious and give an answer.
  8. Gandhi

    Jeremiyah Love No Matter What

    The closer we come to the pick, the more I think Love would be the right way to go. Sure, it is a bad team building strategy, but except for a few cindarella seasons (or even half-seasons) the Cardinals have been irrelevant for pretty much most of their existence. I am tired of waiting for them...
  9. Gandhi

    If the Cardinals select Jeremiyah Love with the 3rd pick, I will be.....

    Yes, you would think that would be pretty logic. Not always the case. Many talk about can't miss-prospects.
  10. Gandhi

    If the Cardinals select Jeremiyah Love with the 3rd pick, I will be.....

    I think it makes sense to keep in mind that most – analyst, reporters, people on this board – were absolutely sure that Harrison would be an All-Pro pretty much after his rookie year. Just something to think about regarding Love.
  11. Gandhi

    Jeremiyah Love No Matter What

    Reese is a pass rusher who can handle linebacker-duties. I know it sounds arrogant, but to say otherwise (even using Simmons as an example) is a lack of understanding of Rallis’ system. And he might be an even better fit in a Teryl Austin-defense (just for the people that want Rallis to fail and...
  12. Gandhi

    Jeremiyah Love No Matter What

    Yes, we simply don’t know what LaFleur wants. I have gone by the assumption that his offense would be inspired by Kyle Shanahan and Sean McVay, but who knows? If that assumption is right, I see two options regarding Love. I think he has similarities to Christian McCaffrey, but I also think that...
  13. Gandhi

    Jeremiyah Love No Matter What

    Some people on this message board are against hybrid-players like that after what happened with Simmons. I have thought for a long time that they would select Love because that is what Bidwill wants. I don’t think there is any doubt about that. To me, the only question is if he will allow...
  14. Gandhi

    I'm on board with Reese at 3

    I don’t know. Personally, I like to have hope, and that is why I believe in what the coaches have done previously. And I mean, Scott McCurley and Aden Durde are the two coaches responsible for Micah Parsons’ development. What other coaches – at the NFL level – have successful turned an off-ball...
  15. Gandhi

    I'm on board with Reese at 3

    What? I have not said that he has developed Watt. I have said that he likely played a role in the development of Alex Highsmith and Nick Herbig. And I very specifically wrote that Kwiatkowski has not proven his ability in the NFL, yet. I stand by, though, that you, me and nobody else know if...
  16. Gandhi

    I'm on board with Reese at 3

    You do know that it is a new coaching staff who have not been with the team during a draft yet? I mean, if you don't even know that I can see why you would have a hard time understanding the situation.
  17. Gandhi

    I'm on board with Reese at 3

    Come on, Stout, you don’t think he had a hand in player development as a senior advisor? And then there is Pete Kwiatkowski who at Texas pretty much invented the “Jack”-position which is basically almost the same as I just explained Reese in. Kwiatkowski developed Collin Simmons to play that...
  18. Gandhi

    I'm on board with Reese at 3

    Don’t worry. The Cardinals have several coaches on their new staff with experience in developing edge rushers, but there are also other reasons to draft Reese that are mostly due to Nick Rallis’ scheme. First, the entire thing is built on multiplicity and disguising. The main point is that the...
  19. Gandhi

    10 thoughts - my mock draft

    Deal!
  20. Gandhi

    Today’s Rumor (Apr 15)

    Hard to interpret that in any other way than that they know who they will pick. It probably slips out to a reporter before the draft.
  21. Gandhi

    10 thoughts - my mock draft

    Drinks are on you the day Simpson is voted into the Hall of Fame. ;)
  22. Gandhi

    Jeremiyah Love No Matter What

    Voice of reason. Also that Bain is intriguing.
  23. Gandhi

    10 thoughts - my mock draft

    I understand your thinking. I am one of the believers that Simpson can be good, but if you don’t think so, the chances of hitting jackpot in the later rounds are really bad. In that perspective, I think it partly becomes a matter of how bad you think it would be to gamble on Brissett or Minshew...
  24. Gandhi

    10 thoughts - my mock draft

    You are pleading. :p No, I agree, but only to an extent. I think that you need to take shots basically all the time, if you don’t have a quarterback. Our disagreement is how early you should do it, I think.
  25. Gandhi

    ...and with the third pick in the 2026 NFL Draft..

    I guess you missed the part where I tell you that Austin had the same senior assistant-title that he has now with the Cardinals. Now you are contradicting yourself. Rallis didn’t deploy Reddick. Rallis was his position coach, responsible for developing him. And you are grasping now. You argue...

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