Davesta

Soooo where's everyone going? 

Guess canady doesn't wanna give up the #26 jersey huh

No way Keenan Allen is on the trade block. I think the only reason chargers in "win-now" mode (as can be seen by their draft) over drafting for the future is to try and lure their new LA fans away from the rams. Trading Keenan Allen won't help that

55 minutes ago, berad said:

They'll probably keep trying to find them in the draft, they're very reluctant to trade away picks. They're all about value.

Good or bad, that's what they'll do. That's probably what they'll continue to do unless Ozzie retires and DeCosta becomes Mr. Wheel-and-Deal.

 

edit - they're much more likely to hunt for cuts and/or unheralded guys, hoping for Aiken 2.0

Sad but true

12 minutes ago, rossihunter2 said:

no way the titans get rid of tajae sharpe, jordan matthews isn't coming to baltimore, why would we want quinton patton or rashad greene or justin hardy?

which leaves marquise lee who isnt really an upgrade on anything we have on our offense - and im not sure why the jags would want to get rid of a receiver who finally broke out last year - they have allen robinson and hurns, westbrook is a wild card and there are no guarantees he's a good player but it took the falcons more than 3 receivers last year to be a successful offense why would the jags wilfully get rid of marquise lee?

Because they just paid hurns, they're going to pay AR15 (one of the cooler nicknames in the NFL), and they just draft Westbrook. Move marqise and get something now. 

I'm excited to see Terrence west take the full load for 4 weeks and see how he do. I remember everyone wanted him bad during his draft year. 

I forgot about jaelen strong. They got a lot of WRs there with nuk, fuller, brAxton. Hopefully one of them gets cut

I came across the Russell street report forums for ravens. I wonder if anyone else on here uses that as well?

3 minutes ago, HomeoftheBRAVENS said:

 

The bills gave up a first and fourth round pick to trade up and get him.Youre not getting him for anything less than a first and I think hes worthy of our first.

He is not worthy of a 1st right now. Can't stay on the field

Can anyone make out what RayRay is saying? lol 

4 hours ago, Maryland said:

Moore had bad hands in college, and he was outright terrible at the senior bowl. I remember watching Wentz throw two perfect passes right to him, and he dropped them both. I thought to myself "well, there's no way this kid is getting drafted," and then sure enough... lol. 

That said, maybe he can improve his hands. I doubt it, since that's not something that usually gets better, but I've seen it happen before (Brandon Marshall comes to mind). I hope he proves me wrong. 

 

And I don't see the Ravens offering enough to get Matthews, but I suppose anything is possible. I honestly don't want him unless it's for a late round pick; he's pretty average.

Seems like drafting a WR with stone hands is one of the ravens criteria. Torrey, perriman, Moore. Lol sad

Being from San Diego, I use this forum everyday to talk about the team I love. Now I know how San Diego fans are feeling with the chargers moving.. well not really. Still sad though. 

1 hour ago, Dfence4champs2052 said:

Yeah unfortunately, the Air Force already announced they won't waive or delay Robinette's two year commitment for service. I hope he is allowed to play but both paths have been taken before (playing after that commitment). Either way, good luck to him.

That's a shame. This is going to hurt recruitment for those schools. Keenan got lucky. 

I'm excited to see what mike camp can do. Hopefully his injury bug is behind him. I think he could be a great slot WR

1 hour ago, JoeyFlex5 said:

He is supremely better at off coverage. Wright played off to play safe, Humphrey plays off to play aggressive. He plays off to diagnose the play and come downhill and blow up any short pass. 

He needs work, but Humphrey defends the short pass as well as any corner I've seen

Hopefully that doesn't mean he'll bite on the screen pass to edleman then edleman pass to amendola. Still haunts me

Trade for Nelson agholor for a bag of peanuts and hope a change in scenery will work for him. His stock gotta be at a all time low, he just have to get over that mental hurdle 

36 minutes ago, polynesian15 said:

What would such a trade entail?

Don't even know. They traded away Julius Thomas. Maybe package one of our many TEs and a mid-to-low round draft pick? 

Browser in McPhee role,

judon / zadarius in upshaw role,

Tim will in doom role?

Floyd can't stay off the alcohol. Him and aldon smith have the same problem I think

11 minutes ago, mc_red23 said:

This guy is a Swiss army knife of a player. TE, FB, LB & I think I saw some of him running with the ball(?). That can only help him going into camp.

It took juice a redshirt year pretty much to figure it out. He had the luxury of learning under one of the best to ever do it, in vonta leach during his rookie season. But I think juice played tightend in college if my memory is correct. We'll see if this dude picks it up quickly enough. I hope so though

Check out this highlight clip of the fullback, Ricky Ortiz. Pretty fun watch. 

A name that comes to mind is marqise lee. He's starting to figure it out. Jags already have Allen Robinson, hurns and they just drafted dede Westbrook. 

A lot of B- from "draft analysts." I tend to agree. Borderline B, C+. Selecting no offensive skill players is worrisome. Unless Ozzie gave Steve bisciotti a 2 year plan and promise to build him a offense next year. I understand the draft was defense heavy so a lot of teams reach on offense knowing they can grab a good defensive pick in later rounds, ozzie just sitting back and scooping up all the BPA defensive players, but still. Perriman, Wallace, and mike camp is your starting WRs. Dixon out for 4 games. Hmmm 

I mean... Isaiah ford for there for us to take. Talk about production, had like back to back 1000 yard season. This dude might be a good special teamer, but we could get those more in UDFA. I just don't get it

52 minutes ago, Maryland said:

They introduced him as a potential Guard and Center in the post-draft presser... Interesting. 

For what it's worth, he had a high Wonderlic. Intelligence is an important trait to have in a Center: identifying what the defense is doing and keeping his fellow O-linemen on the same page is what Birk excelled at. 

Good ol' google with the answer. 

31/50, tied for first according to this site. 

http://www.nj.com/sports/index.ssf/2017/04/nfl_draft_2017_wonderlic_scores_leaked_how_did_mit.html