10 minutes ago, Utebird said:

From an outsiders perspective what would you and others think about a team in SLC Utah?

3/2 kegger tailgating, obligatory shot of the Salt Lake Temple, and panoramas of the Wasatch mountains.  Sounds fun.

4 hours ago, RLC said:

Miami is likely picking between 6-10 now, and safeties rarely go top 5, so this is very possible. If DEs go early, I think it's Stingley/Hamilton for us. I'm good either way.

Now to convince Howie.

4 hours ago, RLC said:

Miami is likely picking between 6-10 now, and safeties rarely go top 5, so this is very possible. If DEs go early, I think it's Stingley/Hamilton for us. I'm good either way.

i see the dolphins getting to at least 6 wins. Got the jets twice, giants, Carolina and saints. If they get to 7 that pick is likely 9-13 range. 

36 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Because in a market like NY with direct competition with the giants, they can’t just throw in the towel. They have to appear to be trying to win.   A later round day three pick isn’t much of a cost. 

I kinda don't Joe Flacco is bringing in a ton of viewers at this point. 

32 minutes ago, Utebird said:

From an outsiders perspective what would you and others think about a team in SLC Utah?

SLC is twice as big as OKC in population but so isolated from other population areas that is seems unlikely. 

36 minutes ago, Utebird said:

From an outsiders perspective what would you and others think about a team in SLC Utah?

Good location for a 8-team NFL sponsored D league… I’d target a lot of the Hoop-only cities.

Of course, the NFL has no inclination to improve their product - even for a pittance (e.g. full time refs).

30 minutes ago, justrelax said:

Tomatillos?

Absolutely.  My plants started slow but finished the year with a bang.  My first year growing them, so I learned a lot.  Next year, better placement as until they got height the zucchini shaded them. I used tomato cages but next year I may trellis them. 

2 hours ago, Wentz_Era said:

I get that, but money talks.  I can't see a 3rd Texas team surviving and being able to build a fan base.  San Antonio is a city of migrants as well for the most part with it's recent boom/expansion.  Not many there are 'tied emotionally' to the area.  

You plop one in OKC and give Oklahomans a reason to cheer against Texas and it's a gold mine.  

I think you also have to add in the way the NFL handles expansion teams...minus that weird Panthers/Jags fluke their 2nd seasons in the NFL, expansion teams are doomed from the get go.  SA would be a hard place to build a franchise without instant success without the NFL moving to a NHL way of making expansion teams competitive.  

Don't think you realize how big Texas is, and how populated.

Think of Wash, Baltimore, Philly.

Wash to Philly is about the same as San Antonio to Dallas or Houston, and each metro area has more people than Baltimore, and similar to Philly and Washington

10 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Absolutely.  My plants started slow but finished the year with a bang.  My first year growing them, so I learned a lot.  Next year, better placement as until they got height the zucchini shaded them. I used tomato cages but next year I may trellis them. 

You are awesome.

6 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

SLC is twice as big as OKC in population but so isolated from other population areas that is seems unlikely. 

True the closest city is Boise about 300 miles away where as OKC has Tulsa under 100 miles away and Wichita where I am now 150 miles away though the majority of fans here are Chiefs fans, not sure how many would be fans if an OKC team though we do seem to have a lot of Oklahoma transplants.

3 hours ago, Iggles25 said:

Hamilton/Sanders/Lloyd 

Every level of the D improves.

Foundational players.

Maybe even get a trade down somewhere for an extra 1st/2nd in 2023 and still pull the above off.

I'm really high on Lloyd. I would take one of the firsts and trade back to 20ish and take him. I just can't see this regime taking a safety in the top 6 or so. I am hoping they sign one of the top young safeties in Bates or Williams, then draft one in round 2 like Hill, Joseph, Brisker, Catalon, Cine, Battle. 

A couple DE sleepers I could see us taking in the top 20 is the other DE from Michigan, Ojabo or Enagbare from South Carolina. DE isnt deep or strong on this team and they do like their d-linemen. It's a position they could even double dip at or sign a FA like Landry, Reddick or Ogbah. 

26 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Absolutely.  My plants started slow but finished the year with a bang.  My first year growing them, so I learned a lot.  Next year, better placement as until they got height the zucchini shaded them. I used tomato cages but next year I may trellis them. 

I did tomatillos for the first time last year.  WOW, my plants exploded and actually got bigger than some of my tomato plants.  

3 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Hamilton and it’s a no brainer.  Get a CB later.  One that’s played more than 4 games the last 2 years.  

4 games in 2 years seems like a better fit though.

18 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Awwwww.  That’s cute.  Pillar love.  

shutup now, thanks

34 minutes ago, olsilverhair said:

shutup now, thanks

Yo yo how are you and hpenis holding up? He was in here talking $hit on you earlier 

I was curious about how Mailata stacked up against the other highest paid left tackles in the NFL. I’m going off PFF because that’s the best we got in terms of grading players for a rough idea of their quality of play. 

1. Trent Williams - 97.8 (Holy hell)

2. David Bakhtiari - DNP

3. Laremy Tunsil - 59.1 (Has missed much of the season)

4. Ronnie Stanley - 48.9 (Was coming off injury, now injured again)

5. Kolton Miller - 79.6

6. Garett Bolles - 71.7

7. Taylor Lewan - 70.6

8. Jordan Mailata - 78.2

9. Donovan Smith - 80.7

10. Taylor Decker - 58.2 (only played 71 snaps)

11. DJ Humphries - 69.6

12. Dion Dawkins - 69.4

13. Jake Matthews - 67.1

14. Cam Robinson - 63.3

2 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

I was curious about how Mailata stacked up against the other highest paid left tackles in the NFL. I’m going off PFF because that’s the best we got in terms of grading players for a rough idea of their quality of play. 

1. Trent Williams - 97.8 (Holy hell)

2. David Bakhtiari - DNP

3. Laremy Tunsil - 59.1 (Has missed much of the season)

4. Ronnie Stanley - 48.9 (Was coming off injury, now injured again)

5. Kolton Miller - 79.6

6. Garett Bolles - 71.7

7. Taylor Lewan - 70.6

8. Jordan Mailata - 78.2

9. Donovan Smith - 80.7

10. Taylor Decker - 58.2 (only played 71 snaps)

11. DJ Humphries - 69.6

12. Dion Dawkins - 69.4

13. Jake Matthews - 67.1

14. Cam Robinson - 63.3

He’s been good. I still think there’s a chance his future is at RT but glad he’s here either way. Great story.!

 

 

3 hours ago, Iggles_Phan said:

I did tomatillos for the first time last year.  WOW, my plants exploded and actually got bigger than some of my tomato plants.  

I discovered that they need a lot of light at the beginning.  Did you trellis of cage?  Mine seemed to outgrow the cage 

3 hours ago, olsilverhair said:

shutup now, thanks

1 hour ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

 

So they both suck?

3 hours ago, dawkdaballhawk said:

So they both suck?

Apart from these stats, one is a real leader that actually can stay healthy.

7 hours ago, ManuManu said:

I was curious about how Mailata stacked up against the other highest paid left tackles in the NFL. I’m going off PFF because that’s the best we got in terms of grading players for a rough idea of their quality of play. 

1. Trent Williams - 97.8 (Holy hell)

2. David Bakhtiari - DNP

3. Laremy Tunsil - 59.1 (Has missed much of the season)

4. Ronnie Stanley - 48.9 (Was coming off injury, now injured again)

5. Kolton Miller - 79.6

6. Garett Bolles - 71.7

7. Taylor Lewan - 70.6

8. Jordan Mailata - 78.2

9. Donovan Smith - 80.7

10. Taylor Decker - 58.2 (only played 71 snaps)

11. DJ Humphries - 69.6

12. Dion Dawkins - 69.4

13. Jake Matthews - 67.1

14. Cam Robinson - 63.3

Why is he listed 8th in the performance grade list when he has the 4th highest grade? A little misleading.

5 hours ago, BigEFly said:

I discovered that they need a lot of light at the beginning.  Did you trellis of cage?  Mine seemed to outgrow the cage 

Used a cage that I normally use for peppers, they outgrew the cages quickly.

1 hour ago, HazletonEagle said:

Why is he listed 8th in the performance grade list when he has the 4th highest grade? A little misleading.

They are listed by average annual salary.