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Like the idea there, well designed just have to execute

My life has gone own the tubes haha

Between the Longhorns and Ravens man, what a brutal season

Yikes

Brutal

Keep it going!

Come on Joe!

Yikes, Joe

Unreal D

Jimmy Smith is lock down

Love that play to Marlon

Happy for Jimmy!

CJ can't be stopped

Really excited about Camp and Maxx Williams. Hopefully both can pick up where they left off.

Given our starters only played a series--and it still went for a TD--I feel a little disconcerted that the WR's were barely involved. Seemed like the balls only went to the TE's and RB's other than a short crossing route to Smitty. Hope to see some more production out of them next game

Yikes, over 1000 picks! Impressive, y'all

Man, what's going on with the team's biceps. That's two down already. Always down for WR updates, especially curious on Waller

Should be renamed the Frank Walker thread. Hands down.

Calvinsmoke: The Good: Excellent offense, can score from anyway. Nice bench, especially defensively. Good size at all positions. Nice spacing. Good perimeter defense. Great depth at every position for 12 man team. Nice rebounding wings and guards. The Bad: A lot of high USG guys, only one ball to go around. Very old team, lack of prospects. Lack of athleticism. Not the best rebounding front court outside of Vuc. Defense is a major issue with Dirk and Vuc sharing the front court. Offense: A+ Defense: B+ Rebounding: A- Depth: A Fit: A- Potential Improvement: C+ Overall: A-

Thank you sir

Movethosechains Quote PG: Mike Conley // Tyreke Evans // Shaun Livingston SG: James Harden // Eric Gordon // Kelly Oubre Jr. SF: DeMar Derozan // Paul Pierce // Wilson Chandler PF: Draymond Green // Josh Smith // Ed Davis C: Marcin Gortat // Omer Asik // Brandon Wright The Good: Love the starting lineup, tremendous fit defensively and for the most part on offense. I think the bench is an awesome lineup of its own. Tons of depth at PG, SF and C. Potentially nice depth at the other positions as well. Excellent defense throughout. Rebounders at all positions. The Bad: Not sure how well Derozan will play off ball, not a lot of room to improve outside of Oubre and Davis (to an extent). Injury concerns at a number of positions. Really really like this team Offense: A- Defense: A Rebounding: A Depth: A Fit: A Potential Improvement: B Overall: A

Appreciate it

I'm in. Hopefully I get to make the draft this year, but I still had fun last year until Pu took me out with an upset in the playoffs lol

The good: Solid front court defense. Good spacing, yet excellent low post threats. In theory, like the combination of Parker and Afflalo, as Parker can draw doubles and AA would be the beneficiary. Nice prospects in Hezonja and Parker. Nice fire power with guards off of bench. Good potential for small ball lineups. Decent overall depth. The Bad: Concerned with AA's poor shooting year. No true rim protector. Skeptical Lillard can take the next step to true superstardom. Lack of defense off of bench, outside of Ariza. Don't like Fournier as the backup 2, but you have other options. Lack of toughness. Will Parker be 100%? Offense: A Defense: B+ Rebounding: A- Depth: B+ Fit: A- Potential Improvement: A Overall: A- Edit: I'd reorder your depth chart:

I mostly agree with what you're saying. With average players and an average supporting cast, it's a prescription for failure. I do think there's some championship-level exceptions though, i.e. Perkins in Boston and Ben Wallace in Detroit. Given, both had excellent supporting casts and were playing in a different game than the one we watch today. On the subject, I think Okafor/Noel will be a really interesting combination down the line, and they're a perfect example of what we're talking about. Ideally, if you're a Sixers fan, you'd hope Jah's ability to dominate inside and draw double teams would open up some easy putbacks, cuts to the rim and spot up jumpers (assuming he keeps improving that shot) for Nerlens, while on the other end Nerlens could hide some of Jah's issues with help defense. I like the potential of this example because there is no going small against Jahlil. As Jay Bilas said, "You wanna put Draymond Green on Okafor in the post, he'll give ya 30."