Meanwhile this is just an ordinary guy clearly wearing a Groucho Marx disguise

6 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

 

But there is one Super Hero in the midst

Anthony Richardson is definitely going to go in the top 10. Which helps the Eagles.

1 minute ago, Sack that QB said:

Anthony Richardson is definitely going to go in the top 10. Which helps the Eagles.

Or does it?

"No, I’m not angry, Eli. There will be a car in the alley behind the stadium once you’re done. I suggest you get in.”

Just now, Aerolithe_Lion said:

Or does it?

It sure does if one of the other NFCE teams trade up for him and ruin their franchise for a few years.

He's likely earmarked for IND or LVR, though.

Thread. 

1 minute ago, Alphagrand said:

It sure does if one of the other NFCE teams trade up for him and ruin their franchise for a few years.

He's likely earmarked for IND or LVR, though.

I was thinking if he’s there at 10, you’ve got Washington at 16, Detroit at 17, TB at 19, Baltimore at 22, Minnesota at 23…

howie could do his thing 

 

 

Jalen Carter has been red flag after red flag since before the combine.  You have oeople from across the football world saying these things and I haven't really seen anyone come to his defense.  Nothing about him says he's a can't miss prospect.  Now, I know a DT can impact a game in many ways besides stats but his production is garbage compared to other players at the same position and while Warren Sapp is a HOF player, maybe are talking about Carter like he's on the same level.  He isn't.

-Carter played in 35 games in his career.  He had 44 tackles, 6 sacks and 18.5 TFL.  Now, the positive I take away from that is that 42% of his tackles were TFL

-Let's compare that to Warren Sapp, another player with red flags coming out of college.  Over 3 years, Sapp had 176 tackles, 19.5 sacks.  Sapp nearly quadroopled Carter's production.

-Calijah Kancey played in 1 less game than Carter and had 52 tackles, 16 sacks and 34.5 TFL.  66% of his tackles were TFL.

-Carter appeared to be lazy and winded in games which continued in his offseason workouts.  Kancey plays wtih extreme intensity and he tested the same way.  

Give me the guy who produced, played hard and tested at the top of his position 10 times out of 10.

 

 

10 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

 

Maybe teams are wise enough to see the cost it's going to take to bring him in (high draft picks+huge contract) doesn't equal the risk of having a QB who is guaranteed to miss games with injuries due to his playing style.

ORRR all the owners are racist and they don't want him because he's black.  That's what every media person is hoping the real story is. 

If OBJ says give me $5 million you doing it?

I need to get myself to lsu’s pro day 

 

One of the benefits of multiple 1sts is the ability to take risks on franchise-changing talent like Jalen Carter.

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

I need to get myself to lsu’s pro day 

 

I'd take an OBJ from her

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

I need to get myself to lsu’s pro day 

 

I heard they're putting her at the 40-yard line

4 minutes ago, RLC said:

One of the benefits of multiple 1sts is the ability to take risks on franchise-changing talent like Jalen Carter.

We minds well get Nolan Smith and Carter to put with Dean and Davis... It's the whole team

11 minutes ago, garingovt2000 said:

If OBJ says give me $5 million you doing it?

I only have $167 in my checking account that needs to last a couple more days to the end of the month.

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

 

This feeds into the discussion of a system QB.  Does the NFL feel like Lamar Jackson transformed the Ravens with his talent, or do they feel the Ravens built an offense around what he does well and minimized or hid what he can't do?  Greg Roman built an offense that was extremely hard to defend -- for a time.  

Jackson has yielded diminishing returns, even if his injury history is ignored.  He went from 36 TD, 6 INT in his MVP season (where he was extremely efficient throwing the ball as well as dynamic running the ball) to a gradual decline ever since -- both passing and yards per run.  That's not only because of injuries; the league caught up to the Ravens offensive scheme and they proved in multiple years that Jackson can and will be shut down in the playoffs.

Declining asset, declining health, defenses have caught up to him.  Not a formula for giving in to his outrageous contract demands. 

Come on panthers do something dumb! 

Nailed it 

 

 

47 minutes ago, RLC said:

One of the benefits of multiple 1sts is the ability to take risks on franchise-changing talent like Jalen Carter.

What about Carter makes him franchise changing?  Warren Sapp was franchise changing.  I'd rather not piss away a 1st on a guy who has nothing but red flags just because they have an extra 1st.

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

 

15 hours ago, Texas Eagle said:

Has anyone else not watched a single clip of the SB yet? I can’t bring myself to do it. That hurt more than any loss of any team in my life. More than ‘05.

Nope.

 

Deleted from the DVR as well.