outcent13
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Any QB drafted by the cards this year would suffer terribly. Build this team around Kyler and if he doesn’t workout then you draft his replacement next year.
I think this makes the most sense if you want to be competitive in three or four years.Any QB drafted by the cards this year would suffer terribly. Build this team around Kyler and if he doesn’t workout then you draft his replacement next year.
If this team is bad enough to be in position to draft that high at QB again, everyone should be fired.Any QB drafted by the cards this year would suffer terribly. Build this team around Kyler and if he doesn’t workout then you draft his replacement next year.
Any QB drafted by the cards this year would suffer terribly. Build this team around Kyler and if he doesn’t workout then you draft his replacement next year.
Coach Prime has already said his kid ain't leaving early.
This draft is pretty deep in Qbs, we could add another and still start kyler.Any QB drafted by the cards this year would suffer terribly. Build this team around Kyler and if he doesn’t workout then you draft his replacement next year.
Yeah the fact that the Texans are good has really hosed our plan. If they sucked you could go into the draft saying ok we trade Kyler to the Falcons or Vikings, draft a QB and Harrison Jr and go forward. But you can't do that now because if you trade Kyler you almost have to use the top pick on a QB not Harrison JR. So now you're throwing a rookie QB in there with maybe another OL or talented WR, but not Harrison Jr.
I want Harrison Jr but honestly I'd still want another WR even if we draft him and keep Hollywood.
We played most of the game today with Brown, Dortch and Moore at WR, I don't think that works in todays NFL
Wouldn't it be ironic if he was the cards pick with the Texans pick? Not advocating for it...just sayin.Is Jayden Daniels the next Jalen Hurts?
I been pimping Mims for a while now. The kids ceiling is sky highxc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
That acceleration is something.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
I like Nabers. I’ve enjoyed Washington QB Michael Penix, and Rome Odunze to me is WR1. I know it’s a hot take but I don’t think MHJ will be what people think he’s supposed to at the next level.Don't sleep on Malik Nabers, he's been unguardable the past 2 years
That's a bad take on Harrison. He's been great on 50/50 balls and great when defenders are on him. I will agree, the 1st int, he could have been more physical and tried to break up the pass. But to base his whole NFL projection on that one play is shortsighted. He's a very physically strong player and notoriously hard worker.I like Nabers. I’ve enjoyed Washington QB Michael Penix, and Rome Odunze to me is WR1. I know it’s a hot take but I don’t think MHJ will be what people think he’s supposed to at the next level.
The 2 picks his QB threw were partially on him giving up on the route(s). He’s not overly physical and I wonder how that’s going to play out at the next level.
Odunze is more physical and while not as polished a route runner, he’s a great contested catch guy. Think D Hop with high 4.3-low 4.4 speed.
Curious to see how the rest of the season and combine plays out.
There is a reason Rick Spielman isn't employed.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
People have gotten down on Caleb because of the "weird" things about his mindset. But, physically and skill wise? He's the top of the chart.There is a reason Rick Spielman isn't employed.
The only QB on that list I'd take Caleb over is Bryce Young, and I think Young's highest projection is dollar store knock off Diet Coke version of Drew Brees.
Well, USC lists him as 6'1, which is clearly a lie since colleges lie on their players' sizes all the time. So, he's probably 6'0 or 5'11. Physically, I wouldn't say he's at the top of the chart.People have gotten down on Caleb because of the "weird" things about his mindset. But, physically and skill wise? He's the top of the chart.
"Athletically" would've been a better word.Well, USC lists him as 6'1, which is clearly a lie since colleges lie on their players' sizes all the time. So, he's probably 6'0 or 5'11. Physically, I wouldn't say he's at the top of the chart.
I think he’s a local Brophy product as wellIf this Murray kid doesn't work out...With their 1st pick in the 2025 draft, the Arizona Cardinals select...
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That's a bad take on Harrison. He's been great on 50/50 balls and great when defenders are on him. I will agree, the 1st int, he could have been more physical and tried to break up the pass. But to base his whole NFL projection on that one play is shortsighted. He's a very physically strong player and notoriously hard worker.