2 minutes ago, NOTW said:

 

 

Shut up Ike, we didn't want either guy 

@HazletonEagle Congrats on the Brown pick!

1 minute ago, CheesesteakNBeer said:

Agree, 5ft 9 box safety. We have Blankenship, Wallace, Edmunds and Evans that all fit that mold. Was hoping for a FS with slot capabilities.

Thats how teams get into trouble. Thats why they took Reagor over Jefferson. They obviously thought he was the best S available so they took him.

Didn’t realize Brown was 23

4 minutes ago, D-Shiznit said:

Steen makes all the sense in the world, it's Brown that's meh.

Replaces CJ with a like for like 

damnit, there goes Kendre Miller.

2 minutes ago, CheesesteakNBeer said:

Agree, 5ft 9 box safety. We have Blankenship, Wallace, Edmunds and Evans that all fit that mold. Was hoping for a FS with slot capabilities.

He’s 5’10” 210 pounds. He’s the same size as Dawkins, super athletic, and a certified ball hawk.

10 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

I think it’s hilarious that people think they can grade OL better than Stout

This.  

@Alphagrand we did it. We added a Canadian to the roster. Sadly last one didn’t work out so well and was better as a firefighter 

 

4 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Announced the pick as a guard. I’m guessing he ultimately is at RG 

Agreed. Jurgens starts at RG this year and they coach Steen up to take over there when Kelce retires and Jurgens slides inside.

Steen’s hyped RAS is sort of a loophole in the formula considering that he never even ran the 40 and never knocked any single test out of the park.  He’s not one of those hyper-athletic tackle prospects.  But he is long and athletic…so when you plug him in as a guard, those numbers start looking very good.  
 

The upside comp here is Todd Herremans.

Just now, Outlaw said:

Very clear that very few know anything about Sydney Brown and his 6 interceptions last year.  He’s not a damn box safety. 

 

 

 

 

He's looks like Hufanga. Great pick. He'll be the starter before mid-season 

1 minute ago, greendestiny27 said:

Shut up Ike, we didn't want either guy 

Speak for yourself. I’ve been clamoring for Brown for a while. Ask around. And Steen is an extremely athletic G/T. In Stout I trust. 

You bunch of weirdo 5'9" liars need to get a life.

He's clearly and obviously 5'10" what kind of pathetic agenda are you pushing here?

Big fan of Syndey Brown

 

Giants took a favorite of mine

Steen will be fine. Stoutland knows best. 
 

3 minutes ago, TEW said:

He’s 5’10” 210 pounds. He’s the same size as Dawkins, super athletic, and a certified ball hawk.

Thank God there are other sane people here. Brown was my biggest day 2 want and Howie came through. As far as Steen, I don’t pretend to know OL better than Stout. 

17 minutes ago, bitbased said:

I wouldn't be shocked at this point if the Lions took a punter here

They are finally sobering up 

5 minutes ago, CheesesteakNBeer said:

Agree, 5ft 9 box safety. We have Blankenship, Wallace, Edmunds and Evans that all fit that mold. Was hoping for a FS with slot capabilities.

You haven’t watched Brown.  Ranger with great instincts.  Downhill.  An inch short but so what. Baller.

12 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

I think it’s hilarious that people think they can grade OL better than Stout

Honestly, he makes a Tonna sense. He is a super athletic offensive lineman. It’s the same reason why the eagles loved Paris Johnson according to reports. Those are the type of guys the Eagles and stoutland go after with their offensive lineman. Brandon Brooks was a really athletic offensive lineman. Jason Kelce is a really athletic offensive lineman. Lane Johnson, mailata and Dickerson. They have a type of offensive lineman that they love. Stoutland can fix and work with all the technique flaws in their games. You can’t teach the type of athleticism that Tyler Steen has. So it makes sense

16 minutes ago, D-Shiznit said:

If Stout wants Steen, then I am more than good.

He's long and athletic the Stout prototype.

Yes, and let's not forget that Stout coached at Alabama and undoubtedly still has contacts there who probably vouched for Steen.

Hyatt finally went