Breshad Perriman - Partially Torn ACL?

[jimmypowder]

2 minutes ago, ravefan52 said:

That's very true. AB and Bryant were just raw freak athletes coming out of college too. Ravens have always been terrible at developing WR's

Yep . This has always been our biggest weakness . 

[Sami84]

9 minutes ago, jazz1988 said:

That's really incorrect . Perriman was getting first round consideration before his 40 time but of course his 40 time helped( at his pro day may I add) like it would with any player. 

 

 

daniel jeremiah ( a scout a respect) had a 3rd round grade on him, which is what i saw too.

Edited June 11, 2016 by Sami84

[Purple Punishment]

Too bad we didn't offer Chris Givens a contract. We need a burner

[ALSKAN RAVEN FAN]

3 minutes ago, Sizzlebshu said:

Trading is generally a bad idea. They just dont work out often. If you want a target that is more plausible, how about Demaryius Thomas. You can make the argument that the Broncos may have overpaid him and want out of the deal, but would you really want DT given his struggle with drops, age, and uncertainty to how talented he truly is?

No idea if i would. 

Very good point @Sizzlebshu I can only say this and it is not meant as a swipe at Perriman I am really pulling for him but the difference between DT and BP is DT has actually made plays in the NFL.

[JoeyFlex5]

5 minutes ago, Sizzlebshu said:

Trading is generally a bad idea. They just dont work out often. If you want a target that is more plausible, how about Demaryius Thomas. You can make the argument that the Broncos may have overpaid him and want out of the deal, but would you really want DT given his struggle with drops, age, and uncertainty to how talented he truly is?

No idea if i would. 

we traded for boldin who pretty much had every single one of these concerns and it turned out ok. 

 

i think i would offer a 4th and 5th for DT, hes got quuestion marks but the guy has produced a lot and has shown big play ability for years.

[Edgar]

We are ok at wideout. It's a shame to see him injured but I'm not near in a rush to make a trade.

This gives Wallace, a proven veteran more snaps and with Aiken, smith and Moore and Campanaro we have tremendous versatility.

 

[Purple Punishment]

1 minute ago, Sami84 said:

daniel jeremiah ( a scout a respect) had a 3rd round grade on him, which is what i saw too.

Sami, do you ever have anything positive to say in regards to this team? 

[Sami84]

3 minutes ago, jimmypowder said:

 

i cant quote the right quote for some reason but antonio brown was no freak athelete..

 

he was just a very very very clever and savvy route runner wtih great hands.

 

you know...the derrick mason type.

[Sizzlebshu]

2 minutes ago, JoeyFlex5 said:

we traded for boldin who pretty much had every single one of these concerns and it turned out ok. 

 

i think i would offer a 4th and 5th for DT, hes got quuestion marks but the guy has produced a lot and has shown big play ability for years.

See thats too rich for my blood. You project the future. You dont pay the past. 

Edited June 11, 2016 by Sizzlebshu

[Sami84]

2 minutes ago, JoeyFlex5 said:

we traded for boldin who pretty much had every single one of these concerns and it turned out ok. 

 

i think i would offer a 4th and 5th for DT, hes got quuestion marks but the guy has produced a lot and has shown big play ability for years.

 

hahahahahha you think we'd do that? I mean dont get me wrong, that would be great for us but you really think our timid FO would trade their precious 4th anf 5th for a proven pro bowl WR whos only 27? :/

[ludy51]

3 minutes ago, Sami84 said:

i cant quote the right quote for some reason but antonio brown was no freak athelete..

 

he was just a very very very clever and savvy route runner wtih great hands.

 

you know...the derrick mason type.

Which is why he went in the 6th round...

[Sizzlebshu]

6 minutes ago, Sami84 said:

daniel jeremiah ( a scout a respect) had a 3rd round grade on him, which is what i saw too.

Still waiting to see a link on the knee injury history comment for perriman. 

[MrPlankton]

Unbelievable...

[ludy51]

3 hours ago, Sizzlebshu said:

Still waiting to see a link on the knee injury history comment for perriman. 

He had Osgood-Schlatter Disease but no injury history.

Edited June 12, 2016 by Grapple Raven
Fixed that for ya.

[Sami84]

1 minute ago, ludy51 said:

Which is why he went in the 6th round...

derrick mason went in the 4th too...so

 

trust me...perriman wouldnt touch mason as a football player ever.

[VeiledPsychosis]

8 minutes ago, Purple Punishment said:

Too bad we didn't offer Chris Givens a contract. We need a burner

you're joking right?

[Sami84]

i actually quite like chris moore. He needs to be more effective at the line and breaking press coverage but i think he has potential. 

[VeiledPsychosis]

4 minutes ago, ludy51 said:

He had Oscar Schroeder's disease but no injury history.

Osgood Schlatter's disease - super common with athletes, it has to do with growth spurts and impact on growth plates while running and so on, hardly a red flag for anyone. 

Edited June 11, 2016 by VeiledPsychosis

[jazz1988]

14 minutes ago, Sami84 said:

daniel jeremiah ( a scout a respect) had a 3rd round grade on him, which is what i saw too.

That still doesn't change the fact that he  was getting first round consideration before his pro day workout. I actually googled Daniel Jeremiah and Breshad Perriman which lead to me finding Jeremiah saying he would feel more  comfortable with drafting  Perriman at the top of the second round than  the top half of the first round . 

I saw that on rotoworld.com so unless his third round grade came before Perriman 40 time then some thing changed.

Edited June 11, 2016 by jazz1988

[usmccharles]

I don't really get the point of some of you guys arguing where he should of Been taken,  what he was worth,  etc... We did this last year. Injuries happen,  it's not the players fault,  it sucks we most likely won't see him for yet again another year,  but some people need to realize it's just bad luck.   Again.   The guy had no injury history.... He was exactly what this team needed when we drafted him.  It sucks,  but I can't fault the FO for a player getting hurt.  

[Sami84]

6 minutes ago, jazz1988 said:

That still doesn't change the fact that he  was getting first round consideration before his pro day workout. I actually googled Daniel Jeremiah and Breshad Perriman which lead to me finding Jeremiah saying he would feel more  comfortable with drafting  Perriman at the top of the second round than  the top half of the first round . 

I saw that on rotoworld.com so unless his third round grade came before Perriman 40 time then some thing changed.

 

DJ said he'd feel more comfortable at the top of the second but had a 3d round grade on him. He said he understands why teams would be enticed with this athletic ability.

 

 

 

 

[rmw10]

2 minutes ago, usmccharles said:

I don't really get the point of some of you guys arguing where he should of Been taken,  what he was worth,  etc... We did this last year. Injuries happen,  it's not the players fault,  it sucks we most likely won't see him for yet again another year,  but some people need to realize it's just bad luck.   Again.   The guy had no injury history.... He was exactly what this team needed when we drafted him.  It sucks,  but I can't fault the FO for a player getting hurt.  

Come on, man.  It's common knowledge that Ozzie and company can see the future and know exactly how a player's career is going to turn out.  I'm disappointed in you for not knowing.

[VeiledPsychosis]

1 minute ago, Sami84 said:

DJ said he'd feel more comfortable at the top of the second but had a 3rd round grade on him. He said he understands why teams would be enticed with this athletic ability.

There's an easy way to end this back and forth between you two, just produce a link and we can move on.

[Sami84]

http://walterfootball.com/prospect/5147

 

 

 

[VeiledPsychosis]

2 minutes ago, Sami84 said:

http://walterfootball.com/prospect/5147

...that doesn't say what you've been claiming...

[Sami84]

3 minutes ago, VeiledPsychosis said:

...that doesn't say what you've been claiming...

i heard DJ say he had a 3rd round grade on perriman on a conference call . He had him ranked as his 7th best reciever.

[edthehead]

for what its worth 

when it's time to resign him

it should be a cost friendly deal

what,, just saying,,,

lol

[lgcs27288]

3 minutes ago, edthehead said:

for what its worth 

when it's time to resign him

it should be a cost friendly deal

what,, just saying,,,

lol

I'll be happy if just we make it to the negotiations with him. At least now we will be able to carry another TE, RB, or WR that was on the bubble.

[BmoreBird22]

43 minutes ago, Sami84 said:

i cant quote the right quote for some reason but antonio brown was no freak athelete..

 

he was just a very very very clever and savvy route runner wtih great hands.

 

you know...the derrick mason type.

Uh, no, he was not...

He had a decent base as a route runner, but it needed significant work and his hands were a major question mark, especially over the middle where most of his route running prowess needs him now.

You know, the project type.

In fact, he was praised for his explosion off the line, agility, and quickness above anything else, but hey, he was so refined coming out.

Edited June 11, 2016 by BmoreBird22

[Sami84]

1 minute ago, BmoreBird22 said:

Uh, no, he was not...

He had a decent base as a route runner, but it needed significant work and his hands were a major question mark, especially over the middle where most of his route running prowess needs him now.

You know, the project type.

 

he was a great route runner at college. He was not a freak athlete. He was def the best route runner in college but was under the radar and his size/athletic ability wasnt considered elite.