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EMB Blog: 2021 Offseason

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    I turned 38 today and have lost 52lbs since February. I’m very rarely ever proud of myself, but I’m feeling pretty proud today and thought I’d share. Carry on.

  • At this point, I’d like to see a former HC on the staff, but the biggest coaching news left is whether Stout stays.  BOOOOOOOOM

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2 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

He is at his weight class 

This isn't MMA there aren't weight classes.

17 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

The Chargers just play it cool let a great tackle prospect fall into their laps. 

Just like they did last year with QB

Now, while I’m pissed we traded up, I really do like Smith. I would have been happy with him at 12. I hate that we burned a 3 to move up. 

If Farley is there at 37, is he worth the risk?

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1 minute ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

 No.  I would had preferred we traded down for more picks.  Or traded up for Horn or PS2.  Trading a top 100 pick to move up 2 spots for a 165 lb wr a year after we took 3 wr is not the winning formula.   

I believe that you need to net the two trades together.  We get a first next year, move up on day 3, and the consensus pick.

WAS got nothing, no QB left.

3 minutes ago, Mike31mt said:

 whens the last WR to win the Heisman?  approximately one generation ago

 

The last one wasn’t a good NFL receiver.

2 minutes ago, greend said:

At least Howard picked someone that could have been picked there

Progress 

8 minutes ago, WentzFan11 said:

It’s not like Smith can’t gain weight in the NFL.

He doesn't seem to have a frame that can carry much more efficiently.  If he wasn't adding some weight at Alabama, it's unlikely that he'll add much in the NFL.

11 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

I'm not worried about Smith's weight.  If he can separate like he did in college, he'll be fine; it's all about space and separation.

The question is if he can separate like that in the NFL.  Desean may have run a 4.3, but he had the speed of a 4.2 guy at that weight.  Marvin Harrison was a 4.3 guy and a true burner.  

Devonta Smith isn't.

So the question is can he be an elite separator in the NFL?  If he can, throw the weight out the window; it doesn't matter.  If he can't, then he's in for some punishment.

 

Smith has 4.3 speed

8 minutes ago, WentzFan11 said:

It’s not like Smith can’t gain weight in the NFL.

You draft Smith under the assumption that he won't.  Alabama pretty much is the NFL.  If he didn't get much there or for his pro day, he won't gain it here.

I feel like we lost out on a potential Kelce replacement or starting LB or developmental CB with that trade up — one we probably didn’t have to make. 

2 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

I'm talking about building a young WR group.  That's hardly doing what you can to surround your QB with a group of WR to grow with.

I'm not even a Wentz Washer....just looking at what they did in the draft to help him.

You can dislike the picks, but you can’t say they didn’t try.

First round WR, second round WR, second round TE. This added to a group that already had Alshon and Ertz. They tried.

3 is open, 6 is Kalil Tate.  I'm guessing he gets 6.

 

One rookie who intends to wear his college number at the next level is Alabama receiver Devonta Smith. He wore 6 for the Crimson Tide. He recently told PFT Live that he intends to wear No. 6 for whichever team drafts him.

He added that, if 6 isn’t available, he’ll choose No. 3.

1 minute ago, vikas83 said:

If Farley is there at 37, is he worth the risk?

Sidney Jones part 2

3 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

I'm just glad that someone actually recognizes the risk.   There is risk here.  There has never been an NFL WR his size last in the NFL.   

100%. Huge risk. But we got ourselves a football player. The dude can flat out play. He’s overcome questions about size his whole life. But the guy can play and is uncoverable. And a high character guy. Leader. Just a football player. That’s all I wanted from this pick. He’ll never fail for lack of heart or effort. I’ll take that, even at 12. You gotta be able to cover him to hurt him. 

1 minute ago, vikas83 said:

If Farley is there at 37, is he worth the risk?

No

Just now, mattmcginley7 said:

Smith has 4.3 speed

If he had 4.3 speed, he would have ran and then he wouldn't have been on the board at 10.

1 minute ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Mac walks like a goofy F 

Someone already said he's Eli goofy. He's goofy in everything he does lol, not just walking.

1 minute ago, D-Shiznit said:

WAS got nothing, no QB left.

Kellen Mond in the 2nd for them.

Skins will go backer 

4 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

If pats don’t take Jones , Bucs will if he falls to 32

Brady should demand a trade 

8 minutes ago, TEW said:

Look at his frame. He’s not gaining much weight. Just doesn’t have the genetics for it. Just doesn’t have the bone structure to ever have decent musculature for his height by NFL Sanders.

That’s the knock on him. That’s why you can get him at 10. If he were 200 pounds instead of 170, he’d probably have been the first WR off the board.

That's fair too.

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