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Look at the great Dak Prescott, last year with a great RB, great OL, he did well, this year they lose EE and he doesnt look so good. Most good QBs have a really good defense and a very good running game, its a whole team upgrade that puts the QB into a good position to succeed.
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IF we get a top 5 pick, I would say that should be the choice, but it is possible that we win 3 of the last 5 games and I think that would drop us out of the top of the draft and may make that difficult.
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Never has shined as a WR but does have the speed.
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I think Inman and Merideth stay and we add two by FAgency and a draft pick, middle rounder.
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Rumor: Pace has list of candidates for next year
Stinger226 replied to DABEARSDABOMB's topic in Bearstalk
It is just speculation, look how secretive Pace is with the draft, I think they may have some thoughts but nothing legitimate. -
Rumor: Pace has list of candidates for next year
Stinger226 replied to DABEARSDABOMB's topic in Bearstalk
This is just a list a reporter put together over speculation, any good GM always keeps a list of potential coaches , but no one knows but Pace who he likes or doesnt like. -
now you guys have me doing this everyday. I pretended I was Jason and drafted 2 OTs first. Your score is: 16095 (GRADE: B-) Your Picks: Round 1 Pick 14 (MIA): Connor Williams, OT, Texas (A-) Round 2 Pick 1 (CLE): Mike McGlinchey, OT, Notre Dame ( Round 2 Pick 6: Ronnie Harrison, SS, Alabama (A-) Round 2 Pick 19 (G.B.): Parris Campbell, WR, Ohio State ( Round 3 Pick 19 (G.B.): Chad Thomas, DE, Miami (FL) (C+) Round 4 Pick 6: Quenton Meeks, CB, Stanford (A+) Round 4 Pick 10: Auden Tate, WR, Florida State (C+) Round 5 Pick 6: Daniel Carlson, K, Auburn (A+) Round 6 Pick 6: Porter Gustin, OLB, Southern California (A) Round 7 Pick 6: Nyles Morgan, ILB, Notre Dame (C+)
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I think his speed is in question as a press corner, but is more fitting as a FS. I think there is nothing set in stone at the S positions and we need depth there anyways so where ever he lands its all fine.
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We think the season is going to be inspiring for our future and we end up with diarrhea. Its sad but we cant wallow around in misery so here we go. upside: We think we may have a franchise type QB so the most important activity in the off season is to find a QB friendly coach. Pay attention to PHIL and LA and you may see our future. The Oline next year needs a stud OT added by the draft. You only find them in the first round. Lets say Leno plays LT next year then Sitton-Long- Whitehair stay healthy for a change. We need a guy that can play RT for a year or two and then be our LT for the future. Next year Kush and Morgan will be backing up the middle so the OLine should have a healthier outlook. We need a potential #1 WR, you can find them in the draft outside of the first round, but we need to add one by draft and 2 by FAgency. Many to choose from there. Inmam and Merideth will be a start but need much more. We are set at RB with Howard, Cohen and Cunningham, done. At TE we have Sims and Shaheen going forward so I think that will be a decent start. We need a OLB to complement Floyd who looks like he may be a good one. Being we need a OT either 1st or second round and a OLB with the other pick. Since we will have a high pick hopefully can trade back and get them later in the first round. I think the Dline will be good with Hicks, Goldman, Bullard, RRH with Unrein thrown in. I think we need to add in the D backfield, Amos and Jackson could be a good duo going forward but are not there yet. We need to add a CB any way we can get one. We have some building blocks but bringing in a solid coaching choose is a priority and then we live or die with Tribisky.
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I have no reason, but when everything looks like doom, they jump up and beat someone.
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Here is one I could do with trades, I like it better. Round 1 Pick 12 (NYJ): Austin Bryant, DE, Clemson (A) Round 2 Pick 6: Mike McGlinchey, OT, Notre Dame (A) Round 2 Pick 12 (NYJ): Courtland Sutton, WR, Southern Methodist (A) Round 2 Pick 24 (NYJ): Anthony Averett, CB, Alabama (A-) Round 4 Pick 10: David Sills, WR, West Virginia (A+) Round 4 Pick 20 (ATL): Brandon Facyson, CB, Virginia Tech (A+) Round 4 Pick 29 (N.E.): Chad Thomas, DE, Miami (FL) (B+) Round 5 Pick 6: Daniel Carlson, K, Auburn (A+) Round 6 Pick 6: David Bright, OT, Stanford (A) Round 7 Pick 6: Cole Reyes, SS, North Dakota (B-) Round 7 Pick 7 (CAR): Cody OConnell, OG, Washington State (A)
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he hasnt had a good season for the last 3 years, not worthy of a big contract.
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Leno wont be replaced this year, his play has been okay, but we have to replace RT. Next year we need to address OLB, RT and then WR in that order. In FAgency there are a bevy of WRs, so I think we sign someone like Jarvis, Adams,and find a speed guy. I dont see much at RT in free agency, so we have to make that a priority. There isnt much in free agency at OLB either, so that has to be addressed in the draft. I have yet to view the draftees closely but here is a shot with what i know now 6: R1P6 EDGE BRADLEY CHUBB NORTH CAROLINA STATE 38: R2P6 WR CALVIN RIDLEY ALABAMA 108: R4P6 OT CASEY TUCKER STANFORD 109: R4P7 CB QUENTON MEEKS STANFORD 144: R5P6 OT ALEX CAPPA HUMBOLDT STATE 185: R6P6 EDGE LORENZO CARTER GEORGIA
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I would like to add, the problem with this team no matter who you want to blame for it, injuries has derailed the potential to be a better team. When we have our starting 5 on the Oline we actually have some reliable positive offensive plays. IF the front 7 is getting pressure, the back of the defense looks pretty good. We have some building blocks, ignore how we got them, but going forward, Goldman, Hicks, Floyd, Bullard, Kwiat, Trevathan, Amos, Jackson, Callahan on defense. On offense Howard, Cohen, Whitehair, Trubisky, Shaheen, Long and Meredith. Where the problem comes in is anytime we dont have most of them on the field our odds at winning is in doubt. We have so little margin for error. Then add the pitfalls of having Fox as head coach and what we have is just like yesterday, a close loss. At this point I would have to give Pace a C-. As much I see a core being established, I then have to watch Barth kick, Grasu still on the roster, resigning Leno to a new contact, and Glennon on the bench. I totally believe we needed to give this team an extra year to develop because the shape of the roster was the worst in the league when they took over. This is the year we at least needed to rise to a 8-8 record or even better. Its apparent its not going to happen, probably more to injuries than the ineptness of the coaching staff. You add it all up , we have as many questions as we do answers. I think when Fox became available the powers that be suggested Pace take him because of his lack of experience at the GM position, so this is what we have. I think with a new coach handpicked by Pace, and the futher progess of Trubisky, we can see the sun rising in the distance, it just seems pretty dark right now.
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I think what were seeing is him having to do reads and it slows his timing on passes. In the preseason, they just made everything simple for him, quick one read, run or hit outlet pass. Now he is trying to absorb the offensive reads and defensive reads and its slowing him down. He is will eventually get it. I hate to say it, but when they said he needed this year to sit and learn, they were probably right., Although, overall, he probably speeds the learning curve up with playing.
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I had all this optimism coming off a bye week. Trending toward 500%, good defense, have a good RB, a flashy offensive player in Cohen and reality hits. Fox did not have the team prepared, some of it is our depth playing with all the injuries. People have been clamoring for Tribisky to pass more and the truth is, he did ok but if was only because we could not run consistently. Coming off the bye week , Long, Trevathan, Sims, and Callahan doesnt play. Miller is now lost for the season, and our Oline loses the battle up front. We have good defensive players making stupid mistakes and we fall on the sword. Without Long and Sims, our Oline was overrun. Without Trevathan, we couldnt stop the run. Callahan missing showed with all the plays to Cobb and Adams, we simply am not good enough to overcome this number of talented players missing to win a game. Also Compton wasnt around to allow Whitehair to stay at OC and Grasu simply sucks. I suppose we should have seen this coming but I watch with rose colored glasses. Reality is when we lost the ball on the goal line, the game was over for a team finding a hard time to score points. Had we scored there, I think the flow of the game would have changed and the clown car would have been stalled for another week.
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Tribusky has a long way to go, not making quick decisions. Bellamy shouldnt be on the field.
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How do you not have focus coming out of the break, numerous penalties , potential TD turning into a touch back. We will still have big of balls this team has with adjustments after the half. They should be steam rolling the pack. Grasu as OC is disrupting the flow of the Oline. Someone needs to be a leader on this team and start kicking some ass and push this forward. Trevathan and Long being out is huge.
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thats some good shit, glad you found that
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I think Browns are looking so bad for passing up Franchise type QBs in the last two years of drafting they were just trying to safe face and grab a average prospect which is better than what they have.
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I dont think they missed on him , he played well when around, he was just stupid on getting caught using steroids.
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Life is unfair and sometimes you just have to deal with it. He has been injury prone and this probably ends his career. To bad for such a good teammate and decent TE. He was always a hard worker and had a good attitude.
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It is crazy sometimes on losing by less than a point or you have a RB that should have scored but they decided to give it to the FB. It is just difficult to be good at this. I Have Brady in one league that favors QBs and he is still good but has some bland games. I try to find players that are consistent week in and week out even though they may not have the huge game potential. One league I am in first place after losing my first round pick for the year. OBJ. 3 games I have won were by less than a point. As the season goes forward I will migrate to the middle of the pack because there are several teams with more talent than me but at least my record will allow me to make the playoffs and then anything goes. Last year in this league I was either 500 or one game under and won the league. It was based more on being lucky than by design, but that works to.
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I think he has a ways to go to have a popular evaluation. He probably had the best play call I have seen all year when he did the 2 point conversation with Howard, Cohen and Tribusky. I think he has potential to be good at it. I think he is handcuffed by Fox and a lack of compete WRs. Everybody wants Fox out of here and yet keep Fangio, and get a new OC but the truth is that would create problems for this team that is starting to ascend now. The new coach would be able to pick is own OC and DC, maybe he wouldn't want Fangio which would digress the defensive progress we have made. The development of Trusbiky would now have a new system to learn and new people to get use to. If we finish 8-8 or above I think the best move we can do is probably keep Fox and let the team rise as constructed. I dont think Fox is a good game day coach but he is obvious good at motivating players.