52liveforever

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  1. Count me in
  2. Undersized? 6'0 190 isn't huge, but I certainly wouldn't call it undersized.
  3. Wishful thinking perhaps.
  4. I didn't say that, but my point is one ACL tear doesn't necessarily "snap athleticism"(I know you weren't the one who made the initial comment). Now if it became a recurring issue that is different. Many players injure their ACL's and go on and have very successful careers. Some of those players you can boil it down to freak genetics if you like, but most of them it came down to heart and hard work to bounce back and rehab correctly and efficiently. To say Myles Jack's career is over before it begins due to one ACL tear is ignorant because there are plenty of players who have proven you can go on to have a great career following and in spite of that injury. Is it possible that the injury effects him going forward? Of course it is and in many ways. He could tear it again, favor his other leg and tear that knee up, create doubts of his own abilities an limitations. I'm just saying you cant make the kind of distinction as "snap athleticism" when you haven't seen how he responds to the injury mentally and physically.
  5. Well he hasn't come back successfully yet, but point is you can't write someone off from one ACL injury. Once it becomes a trend then yeah, but one ACL injury doesn't "snap athleticism".
  6. Todd Gurley, Tom Brady. Marshall Yanda, Jamal Charles, Gronk, Joe Thomas, Von Miller, Navorro Bowman, Thomas Davis, Geno Atkins, Darrelle Revis, Eric Berry, Honey Badger, just to name a few more.
  7. Tell Adrian Peterson that.
  8. How about Bosa and Ogbah. We wouldn't even need a secondary because the ball would never leave the qb's hands
  9. He's actually a lot smaller. About 185 to boldins 225, but he is good. Not exactly what I am wanting out of a receiver in the draft, but I certainly wouldn't complain.
  10. As sorta like a bigger and faster you just mean faster right?
  11. You need to elaborate on how he reminds you of Benjamin. I don't see it. I will say I'm not high on getting Boyd as I would like someone explosive with big play ability, but I disagree with your assessment of him. He definitely gets plenty of separation and I don't know what rumor mill your reading in regards to "other stuff" and what that entails, but I haven't heard much.
  12. I personally am not for trading back in the first . I like what we can get early in the first too much to trade back. Here is how I would like things to shake out. Trade early 2nd for a mid to late 2nd, 4th and 6th. Rd 1- OLB Bosa or FS Ramsey. which ever one of the two are available I say grab. Rd 2- OLB Nassib. I like your pick of Nassib here whether we get Bosa or Ramsey. Pass rusher is a position I wouldn't mind double dipping at with Sizzle's injury and with it being unknown how he will bounce back as well as Doom getting older. Rd 3- WR Sterling Shepard. He has big play potential and with our tight end corps we will be running a lot of double tight end sets so I feel adding a play maker in with a deep threat and the big possession receiving tight ends it is a perfect mix Rd 4- CB Kendall Fuller. I like your fuller pick as well, but I think he falls deeper than the second due to his injury. Rd 4- ILB Cassanova Mckinzy. With Daryl smith getting older we need to get someone ready to take over and we need to be ready for the possibility that its isn't Arthur brown. however, Mckinzy would be good rotating with Brown if need be. He is a mad man and has really good size. R 5- OT Jordan Swindle. We have to accept we are stuck with Monroe for a couple of years. Swindle is a guy that will need developing, but he should be a good Tackle and capable of taking over within a couple of years. Rd 6- WR Keyarris Garrett. So I don't know how he is projected to go this late. He is having a huge year(78 rec, 1235 yds, 6 TDs) and has good prototypical size (6'4 225). I think he is going to be a steal. Rd 6- FS Tanner Mcevoy. This would be a pretty big gamble with possible big upside. He played QB most of his career so he knows that side which I think is beneficial. He is 6'6 230 which I find intriguing. I think I would gamble a 6th to see what he could do. Rd 7- QB Brandon Allen. He has everything I want in a back up QB: Ball security. He's only thrown 6 ints this year and 5 last year. I don't need my back up to come in and throw 300 yards(I wouldn't complain), but I really don't want to have to worry about him making dumb throws which Allen rarely does. That's all I have for now. Of course once we know our draft position, Comp picks, pro days, combine, etc, this will all change.
  13. I think our defense shows in glimpses that it truly can be a dominant defense. I think everyone with the exception of Brooks needs to get fired. Now clearly on offense we need receivers plural. I think Buck and LT will be a solid 1-2 given they stay healthy. We learned today how valuable Zuttah is. KO's injuries are the thing that make me ok with letting him walk. John needs to fix this penalty issue that has plagued us the past few years. The discipline has gotten worse and worse and it's killing us.
  14. Yep.
  15. Well all the Flacco haters will now see what we would be missing.
  16. Joe will be the first player to throw for 4k with practice team wide receivers. Haters guna hate
  17. If you factor in he had Jeffrey and Marshall then I would disagree
  18. Eh 2013 was pretty terrible for Joe. He probably won't beat that tis year.
  19. We need to sign some refs this offseason. Proving to be one of our weakest positions today.
  20. Haha this is too much
  21. Well we don't have a chance with the way the refs are calling this
  22. Yes, well now you and the rest of us are finally on the same page.