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Doesn't matter, he outweighs him by probably 40 pounds and he knocked him into next week with only his elbow. Tim Williams is the steal of the draft

Good with the bad. If perriman gets #1 or #2 snap count and makes plays at the same rate he did as the #4 then the good outweighs the bad by a ton.

But when he makes acrobatic spectacular catches and outruns entire teams you will be shouting his name

Perhaps we pull another campanaro trade for Isaiah Ford?

What in the name of Randy's cheeseburger gut we're we thinking passing on Ford. Who the hell is chuck clark

I agree. I noted all this in the couple times I mocked him to us, but NFL.com scouting reports before he combine literally started with "one word comes to mind with Isaiah Ford... speed" and I was like lolwut.

Long arms, lightning quick feet. I don't see how he doesn't learn to beat press.

I never understood why scouting reports all said he had this great deep speed and was a natural deep threat. I said day one he's gonna fall due to his lack of speed. The the combine came and he did fall because apparently nobody noticed he was slow on tape?

You? Man I thought you were touting him as a third rounder. I was, sort of. I'm in between 3rd and 4th for him. I think he's a great route runner and catcher. Can't understand this right now

Murdered a woman wearing a gas mask bong on camera while under the influence of multiple pots apparently. And showed low effort. The only reasonable explanation

Man I really liked him for us

Oh yeah. I know man, I got a feeling we won't be impressed though...

What happened? Not at a tv

Told you we wouldn't. I like the pick though. But unquestionably Ford could bring a bigger upgrade. He's a pro ready receiver with great routes and catch radius and natural hands, and does well on deep balls, with quick release ability. Why is he still available and why wouldn't we take a wr who does exactly what we need? Smh. Elemuenor is a great pick though

I get this strange feeling we go with a totally unknown small school guy here

Very happy. After we go ahead and pass on him id like to know who your guy is lol

But a lot of teams find them and the ravens are good at finding gems in general in later rounds. They absolutely could still find a gem at wr

Have you followed the draft closely before?

Is Isaiah Ford available?

Absolutely. We have the ideal defense for stopping the short pass. One thing Humphrey does well, is get downhill and absolutely lay the hammer on guys, jimmy does it well also, and with our safety tandem we have the support in place for it. Guys like Mosley, bowser, Jefferson, Judon, and urban are all great pass defenders in their own ways, they play close and some shallow drop really well to cut off hot reads, urban is a monster at getting tall and cluttering throwing lanes, judon does it well also.

It's possible I watched a bad game of his, I'll admit I'm guilty of not doing my due diligence at times, if I see one really bad game from a guy I won't even bother. That's why I was so low on gareon Conley for so long because I watched mike Williams toast him so badly and stopped watching him lol

He just seemed goofy and top heavy to me, seemed like he had trouble controlling his motions and he wasn't getting the push I was expecting after reading his scouting reports. I was left quite disappointed. But I'll take another look when I get a chance

Man and gap and power is more a singular effort and zone is a group effort. In stretch zone the line runs laterally and shields guys off, the key is either forcing an overpursuit on the backside, or getting one guy to lose gap integrity, and then the rb hits the cut back lane and gets upfield, when you hear the term "one cut runner" they're referring to this sharp cutback. Inside zone is a group effort from each half of the line, the line looks at the defenders on their side and has to put themselves in a position to shield off guys and get a sideways push, the goal is to open multiple gaps and getting a guy in the second level blocker, letting the rb take the best gap. Man is a hat on a hat, gap is similar but targeted to one spot between 2 OL, say you're attacking the 2 gap against a 0 NT, the C will anchor the inside And push the nose to the right, while the LG takes the LB or DT and pushes them to the left, parting the defense. Power is a gap concept, but involving pulling linemen and lead blockers to blast holes open, you often see the inside shoulder of the tackle targeted in power schemes, but dives are used often as well.

All those offensive weapons will do nothing 2 games a year