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David Levine -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 10:38:35 AM)

How was Bo Nix in a "Pro-Style Offense"?

It was mostly one read and very heavy on screens and RPOs. It rarely forced him to go through his progressions or make any changes or adjustments at the line. How does that prepare him for an actual NFL offense?

Was June Jones running a Pro-Style offense in Hawaii?

I'm not saying Nix can't do it, but the similarities to Timmy Chang and Colt Brennan are concerning.




kgdabom -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 10:48:21 AM)

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How was Bo Nix in a "Pro-Style Offense"?

It was mostly one read and very heavy on screens and RPOs. It rarely forced him to go through his progressions or make any changes or adjustments at the line. How does that prepare him for an actual NFL offense?

Was June Jones running a Pro-Style offense in Hawaii?

I'm not saying Nix can't do it, but the similarities to Timmy Change and Colt Brennan are concerning.

Bo was in a Pro Style Offense in that his offense calls for him to make quick, short, timing passes. Very similar to what Belichick was doing with Tom Brady. However, it was dissimilar to NFL offenses in other ways.
Who is Timmy Change? Tebow?




Todd M -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:00:35 AM)

Chimichanga




David Levine -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:01:31 AM)

Appearing of the Ross Tucker Football Podcast, NFL Films’ Greg Cosell discussed what he has seen while evaluating McCarthy ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft. And the longtime NFL analyst admitted that he isn’t as impressed with the national champion signal-caller as some of his colleagues appear to be.

“I would view McCarthy more as a developmental prospect,” Cosell said. “I think he’s got some clear concerns. I think that playing at Michigan and playing their style of offense, he was an efficient system player. I don’t think he has any special throwing ability. He does have good athleticism, he certainly can play extend. I don’t know if he’s a play creator. He can extend. And he can run for a first down, no question.

“I think that there will be legitimate questions about his ability to function effectively in muddied and noisy pockets with bodies around him. He did not really show on tape the type of pocket movement you’d like to see to navigate and reset. He’s not an off-platform thrower. I don’t think his arm is real strong. I think that at times, he labored to drive the ball. The ball does not really jump off his hand. To me, I personally, just based on film, I did not see him as a first-round-type player in terms of just traits and talent.”




Tom Sykes -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:02:47 AM)

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Its not that I won't back up my talk, its that you can't comprehend it. Or you 're too obtuse to respond.

Number of pro bowls ... the size of his FA contract ... those are secondary considerations for any fan desperate for playoff wins and competing for championships. How does Cousins rate using that formula?

Don't bother answering, there's no way for you to be honest about it. (not that it bothers you)

You can't base it on team success that is dependent on the team not the player. The Vikings are going to have a far better defense going forward. Pro Bowls is the best solution I could come up with. I can be honest. Why not Pro Bowls? It's a fair and non subjective criteria. I hope you would win. I want our draft pick to be the next Brady/Mahomes/Montana/Manning etc. I'm assuming our pick will be McCarthy so I hope he's better than Williams, Daniels, Maye, Nix and Penix.

I don't agree that Pro Bowls are non subjective ... non-deserving players make the team all the time while deserving players are left off. (All Pros is closer to objective but still partly a popularity contest).

Even so, you get a hall pass for admitting that's what you could come up with.

To each their own.

It's a non subjective criteria. In other words making or not making the Pro Bowl is simply a matter of fact. Who is deserving of pro bowls is subjective. Is Cousins a media darling? Is that why he makes the Pro Bowl? He's more of a whipping boy. You tell me a fair objective Criteria we could use for comparison. Of course since it would have to wait until the players in question have completed their careers we both may be dead before we could declare a winner.

A complete non sequitur. The pro bowl is barely more than fancy potato sack race participation ribbon.

Lets say you get selected Dec 23, 2022 because your team is 11-3 but then you go on to almost single-handedly get your team knocked out of its first playoff game ... its not much of a legitimate honor really.

Maybe if we called it the regular season pro bowl. But we don't which is a sham because the pro bowl should include the playoffs and SB when deciding the best players of any given year, don't you think?

Or, lets say you get into the pro bowl as an injury replacement fill-in, as Kirk did in 2016 (for Matt Ryan), 2017 (for Rogers), 2020 (for Rogers), 2022 (for Rogers).

But you go ahead and evaluate the greatness of QBs by their pro bowl appearances, be it starter or injury fill-in.

I'll continue to focus on what they can do for you in the playoffs.

Injury replacement tarnishes the honor a bit. So far every time Kirk got in it was as an injury replacement. I didn't know that. Don't they take 3 from each conference? Or is it 4? Regardless you have to play pretty well to make it. If Rogers wasn't such a wimp and Kirk such an Ironman he wouldn't have made as many.

Is leading your team to 31 points singlehandedly knocking them out of a playoff game? Yeah on a tough play he didn't get a first down. He shouldn't of had to. How many points did our Def give up in that playoff game? Yet it was Kirk who single handedly got us knocked out. How was Kirk's protection on that play? Yet it was Kirk who single handedly got us knocked out. Kirk deserves 99% of the blame for us losing that game right?

If our draft pick becomes part of super bowl championships I will definitely give him some props for his participation. I'll hold my breath waiting for that to happen.

You are correct, every pro bowl selects 3 QBs for each conference so … an injury replacement doesnt even get in as a backup. Lame.

Even more lame is how you switch between ‘team game’ as an excuse for Kirk’s playoff performances / won-loss record when it suits your argument. You can’t blame him for losses but then ‘he single-handedly’ put up 31 points in the Giants game.

It IS a team game but in your hands that’s just a weak sauce excuse to justify the end result of pro bowler Cousins’ performances. Some of us evaluate his performences on their own, good and bad, and also with in the context of his wins and losses.

He hasn’t gotten it done.

This is a place that exists outside your ability to think clearly. You can’t get there, what’s worse, you prefer not to.

You completely misread me. I in no way said Kirk single handedly put up 31 points. I said he led us to 31 points. QBs do lead the team. I sarcastically said that us only scoring 31 points was all his fault causing us to lose the game. 31 points is an amount that should win the game. We didn't have a defense good enough to hold our opponent to less. Did any other playoff team score 31 and lose? I'm not sure, but my best guess is no.

Being the 4th QB option out of a conference of 16 teams is very good. The opposite of lame. Were you just being sarcastic or do you really believe 4th out of 16 is lame?
I agree that Kirk did not get the job done in the end. I also doubt that our QB draft pick this year will get the job done in the end. I hope I'm wrong.

Umm ... okay. Good answer. I don't agree with it but you showed me up by not reacting to my insulting over-reaction.

QBs do lead the team. In different ways, on different levels. And, hopefully, in the key moments that define your season. I will leave it at that.

I'm done arguing about Cousins. You love him or you hate him ... he's gone to me unless we play him in the playoffs.




Todd M -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:08:56 AM)

I Should stay off the net until draft day. So many damn opinions.




Todd M -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:09:42 AM)

Formulate your own!

No.




Todd M -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:19:28 AM)

Starting to see why these guys don’t want to show much after their college careers are done. The likelihood is you’ll just get ground down.




Ricky J -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:25:58 AM)

It's the world we live in for sure ....




Trekgeekscott -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:44:26 AM)

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I Should stay off the net until draft day. So many damn opinions.



It's king of hard to watch. Some people get so worked up positively or negatively about a guy that they get genuinely pissed of if a certain is/is not taken.




Todd M -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:44:40 AM)

[Breer] "Teams that have tried to trade into that range have been met with polite no’s from the Chicago Bears, Washington Commanders and New England Patriots."

So it’s a race to 4 where Arizona is open for business.

Is whoever’s left over going to be worth it?




kgdabom -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:47:32 AM)

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You completely misread me. I in no way said Kirk single handedly put up 31 points. I said he led us to 31 points. QBs do lead the team. I sarcastically said that us only scoring 31 points was all his fault causing us to lose the game. 31 points is an amount that should win the game. We didn't have a defense good enough to hold our opponent to less. Did any other playoff team score 31 and lose? I'm not sure, but my best guess is no.

Being the 4th QB option out of a conference of 16 teams is very good. The opposite of lame. Were you just being sarcastic or do you really believe 4th out of 16 is lame?
I agree that Kirk did not get the job done in the end. I also doubt that our QB draft pick this year will get the job done in the end. I hope I'm wrong.
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Umm ... okay. Good answer. I don't agree with it but you showed me up by not reacting to my insulting over-reaction.

QBs do lead the team. In different ways, on different levels. And, hopefully, in the key moments that define your season. I will leave it at that.

I'm done arguing about Cousins. You love him or you hate him ... he's gone to me unless we play him in the playoffs.
KGdaBom
Thank you. My original reply was more reactive and I thought better of it and reworded things to be less confrontational. See I can learn. [&:]

Oops. The attribution got a little messed up when I edited. I did my best to correct that.




kgdabom -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:49:03 AM)

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[Breer] "Teams that have tried to trade into that range have been met with polite no’s from the Chicago Bears, Washington Commanders and New England Patriots."

So it’s a race to 4 where Arizona is open for business.

Is whoever’s left over going to be worth it?

No.




marty -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:50:14 AM)

IF someone trades up to #3 for MHJ or Alt (the LT), then the Vikings would have their choice of 2 QBs at #4.




marty -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:51:27 AM)

Did Oregon's WRs get so much YAC because of Nix's excellent, Brady-like precision ball placement ?




Todd M -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:51:58 AM)

The top 3 teams are being selfish jerks. [sm=cry2.gif]




marty -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:55:04 AM)

31 points is an amount that should win the game. We didn't have a defense good enough to hold our opponent to less. Did any other playoff team score 31 and lose? I'm not sure, but my best guess is no.

Then your guess would be wrong.

Philly scored 35 in the Super Bowl and lost. You're also saying Kansas City should have lost because their defense gave up 35.

Great QBs usually rise up to the occasion.




kgdabom -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:55:32 AM)

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Did Oregon's WRs get so much YAC because of Nix's excellent, Brady-like precision ball placement ?

Nix is very reminiscent of Brady in the sense that his game was mostly quick, short, timing passes. He did have precision ball placement that very much helped his receivers get the most out of every reception..




TJSweens -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 11:56:00 AM)

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Did Oregon's WRs get so much YAC because of Nix's excellent, Brady-like precision ball placement ?

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Pauldiercks1 -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 12:00:16 PM)

Nobody's trading up for MHJ or Alt, that doesn't make any sense to me, even though they both look to be incredible prospects. The cost for getting into the top three is too high to not take a QB. The first three picks are going to be QB's.

Is whoever left going to be worth it.

IMO no I don't think so at all.
JJ does not seem to be a high first round prospect to me. He will obviously go high but I think he's more suited to our 23 pick or the second round. Maybe I'm wrong but I just don't see it. I do think winning the championship and the talent at Michigan is clouding peoples mind on him , just my opinion.




kgdabom -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 12:00:46 PM)

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31 points is an amount that should win the game. We didn't have a defense good enough to hold our opponent to less. Did any other playoff team score 31 and lose? I'm not sure, but my best guess is no.

Then your guess would be wrong.

Philly scored 35 in the Super Bowl and lost. You're also saying Kansas City should have lost because their defense gave up 35.

Great QBs usually rise up to the occasion.

It seems Hurts didn't rise to the occasion. He single handedly lost the game by only leading his team to 35. [&:]

So one other playoff game had a team scoring over 30 and losing. I think that backs up my point. 31 points should have been enough. Daniel Jones is nowhere near the QB that Hurts is and he had nowhere near the supporting cast. This years Super Bowl in regulation had both teams scoring about 20 points. I forget the exact number.




kgdabom -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 12:02:46 PM)

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Nobody's trading up for MHJ or Alt, that doesn't make any sense to me, even though they both look to be incredible prospects. The cost for getting into the top three is too high to not take a QB. The first three picks are going to be QB's.

Is whoever left going to be worth it.

IMO no I don't think so at all.
JJ does not seem to be a high first round prospect to me. He will obviously go high but I think he's more suited to our 23 pick or the second round. Maybe I'm wrong but I just don't see it. I do think winning the championship and the talent at Michigan is clouding peoples mind on him , just my opinion.

[sm=dillydilly.jpg][sm=ditto.gif] McCarthy is probably worth 11 though. Remember how young he is and the likelihood that he will improve.




Ricky J -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 12:03:37 PM)

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31 points is an amount that should win the game. We didn't have a defense good enough to hold our opponent to less. Did any other playoff team score 31 and lose? I'm not sure, but my best guess is no.

Then your guess would be wrong.

Philly scored 35 in the Super Bowl and lost. You're also saying Kansas City should have lost because their defense gave up 35.

Great QBs usually rise up to the occasion.


I do not know how many punt returns, kick-off returns and pick-sixes go into 31 points but putting everything on the QB is kind of another way the world works. Defenses do not count, sp teams do not count, OC does not count, the game plan does not count, the other 10 on offense do not count. It is all on the QB. If you do not win that game you did not have a good enough QB




kgdabom -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 12:04:25 PM)

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Did Oregon's WRs get so much YAC because of Nix's excellent, Brady-like precision ball placement ?

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Have you watched film of Nix? Do you think he didn't have precision ball placement?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3vXhPq_VeQ&t=593s




David Levine -> RE: 2024 Draft (3/21/2024 12:13:37 PM)

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Nobody's trading up for MHJ or Alt, that doesn't make any sense to me, even though they both look to be incredible prospects. The cost for getting into the top three is too high to not take a QB. The first three picks are going to be QB's.

Is whoever left going to be worth it.

IMO no I don't think so at all.

JJ does not seem to be a high first round prospect to me. He will obviously go high but I think he's more suited to our 23 pick or the second round. Maybe I'm wrong but I just don't see it. I do think winning the championship and the talent at Michigan is clouding peoples mind on him , just my opinion.


I would trade up to 2 or 3 for Daniels, and could probably be talked into Maye pretty easily.

After that I'd rather have Penix at 11 than JJ at 5.

I don't see JJ making it to 11.

If we fail to get a QB by 11 (say Denver or Vegas trade up to 9 to poach Penix), I'd consider a flyer on Nix at 23.




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