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Jacksonville and Cincy did their best to help us out...
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Assassin said:

Jacksonville and Cincy did their best to help us out...


Here is something interesting to think about. Look at Washington's SOS and think if we end up tied with them, either for the division or for the draft we lose either way because they swept us. Head to head for division and because of our poor winning percentage for SOS. Now ain't that a trip.
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BearForce said:

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Jacksonville and Cincy did their best to help us out..

Here is something interesting to think about. Look at Washington's SOS and think if we end up tied with them, either for the division or for the draft we lose either way because they swept us. Head to head for division and because of our poor winning percentage for SOS. Now ain't that a trip.
They have the Stealers, 49rs and Seahags. Then Panthers and Eagles

We have Ravens, Bengals, 49rs, Eagles and Giants

Gonna be a crapshoot
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Javon Kinlaw becomes the sixth defensive tackle to return an interception for a touchdown in his rookie season since 1950. The list includes Warren Sapp, and a guy who did it for the Cowboys in 1988 named... Danny Noonan.
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who's this Hitchens fella for Kansas City? He hits pretty hard
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who's this Hitchens fella for Kansas City? He hits pretty hard


Cheaper and better than Jaylon Smith
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btw - what a fun game yesterday. Charlie was a badass!
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btw - what a fun game yesterday. Charlie was a badass!


Just Charlie?
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btw - what a fun game yesterday. Charlie was a badass!


Just Charlie?
pretty much...
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Assassin said:

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btw - what a fun game yesterday. Charlie was a badass!


Just Charlie?
pretty much...


So no Sneed huh or Pitre
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BearForce said:

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pretty much...
So no Sneed huh or Pitre
No, they were regular ass. Charley went above and beyond to badass status
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Depending on how the math works with the KC v Tampa game the Chargers may pass us

Edit: Chargers SOS went up to .492 so were good at #4


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Well Sneed wasn't exactly awful. I would say that he did a lot to help out with the win He does have to catch the throws. Charlie was good and I appreciate how hard he fought.
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Philly going all in?

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Wichitabear said:

Well Sneed wasn't exactly awful. I would say that he did a lot to help out with the win He does have to catch the throws. Charlie was good and I appreciate how hard he fought.


Exactly! Charlie had an excellent second half aided by Sneed and Ebner in particular. He protected the ball, ran when he needed to, and got the ball to where it was needed. Sneed and Ebner made some spectacular plays to help stuff the yards completed stats.
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What a fun game yesterday. Charlie was a badass!
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BearForce said:

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Well Sneed wasn't exactly awful. I would say that he did a lot to help out with the win He does have to catch the throws. Charlie was good and I appreciate how hard he fought.
That's right BearForce! Lol

Exactly! Charlie had an excellent second half aided by Sneed and Ebner in particular. He protected the ball, ran when he needed to, and got the ball to where it was needed. Sneed and Ebner made some spectacular plays to help stuff the yards completed stats.
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Wichitabear said:

BearForce said:

Wichitabear said:

Well Sneed wasn't exactly awful. I would say that he did a lot to help out with the win He does have to catch the throws. Charlie was good and I appreciate how hard he fought.


Exactly! Charlie had an excellent second half aided by Sneed and Ebner in particular. He protected the ball, ran when he needed to, and got the ball to where it was needed. Sneed and Ebner made some spectacular plays to help stuff the yards completed stats.

That's right BearForce! Lol
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Charlie, the badass
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Charlie, the badass
ok Assassin. Lol I'll give him that. Our team seems to listen and respect him according to the podcast I listened to.
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Hoping for the rest of the year.

1. We go winless but compete. That top 5 draft pick is gonna come in mighty handy whatever we do with it.

2. Give the youngsters plenty of playing time. Our 2020 draft picks...
1.17 WR CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma - no problem with playing time. Superstar in the making
2.51 CB Trevon Diggs, Alabama - broken foot. Gives the other kids playing time. He's a keeper.
3.82 DT Neville Gallimore, Oklahoma - want to see more! Bits and pieces look interesting
4.123 CB Reggie Robinson II, Tulsa - not only a 4.4 40 guy, but popped 22 reps on the bench. Very strong for a DB. He can also play S. Put him in coach, he's ready to play! (he is deaf in one ear, wonder if that is affecting his 'on the field' play)
4.136 (trade) C Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin - best tradeup we've made in a while. Had a first round grade leading up to 2019 season but hip and shoulder surgery in back-to-back years plunged draft stock.
5.174 DE Bradlee Anae, Utah - get him on the field!
7.231 QB Ben DiNucci, James Madison - one failed tryout. He has some raw talent. Lets see how good the coaches are. McCarthy is an alleged QB coach...

3. Let the vets who are gonna leave, leave early. Sit'em on the bench.

4. Focus on Aldon Smith and Gregory. Find out what they have left

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The worst thing that could happen to Dallas is that they forfeit the game, thereby screwing us out of a Top 5 pick
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I dont think Seattle or Philly wants to win this game
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the Athletic has a new Mock out.

the first 11

1. New York Jets: Trevor Lawrence, QB, Clemson*
Of all the unknowns the Jets face this offseason, Lawrence at No. 1 doesn't feel like one of them, assuming New York (0-11) finishes with the top pick. The Clemson star is incredibly impressive as a passer due to his athleticism and arm talent while also boasting the intangibles and toughness required to play at a high level in the NFL. This would mark the first time the organization drafted a quarterback No. 1 since 1965, when it drafted Joe Namath.

2. Jacksonville Jaguars: Zach Wilson, QB, BYU*
The first curveball of this mock draft. In October, I wrote how Wilson had put himself in the conversation to be the second quarterback drafted and it wouldn't be a surprise to see him selected this high. With his natural accuracy and ability to execute off-platform, Wilson's play translates very well to the next level.

3. Cincinnati Bengals: Penei Sewell, OT, Oregon
The Bengals' offensive line woes have been a consistent theme this season and must be addressed. Luckily for Cincinnati, this draft is shaping up to have a deep offensive line class with a stud at the top. Sewell is far from a perfect prospect, but his big-man balance, mobility and instincts make him worthy of top-five consideration.

4. Dallas Cowboys: Caleb Farley, CB, Virginia Tech
If the Cowboys have a chance at Sewell, I don't think they pass on him. But if he is off the board (like in this scenario), that leaves two options: trade down or take the top defensive player available. This draft class lacks a no-brainer top defender like Chase Young a year ago, but Farley is an ascending cornerback with size, speed and ball skills.

5. Los Angeles Chargers: Patrick Surtain, CB, Alabama*
Similar to the Cowboys, the Chargers would be wise to invest in the offensive line to protect their quarterback, but it might not be an option this early in the draft if Sewell is off the board. Instead, their focus moves to defense, where cornerback has been a consistent issue for them this season. Surtain isn't going to run a blazing 40-yard dash time, but he can pattern match from press and find the football downfield.

6. Carolina Panthers: Justin Fields, QB, Ohio State*
Teddy Bridgewater is a tough, talented quarterback, but I don't think anybody expects him to be the long-term answer for Carolina. However, he does give the organization an ideal "bridge" scenario if it drafts a quarterback in the top 10. Fields still requires development with his passing vision and reads, but his size, mobility and accuracy are attractive selling points.

7. Philadelphia Eagles: Ja'Marr Chase, WR, LSU
While much of the blame for Philadelphia's struggles belong to the quarterback, Carson Wentz has received very little help from his receiving weapons this season. And a talent like Chase, who can create his own separation and boasts elite ball skills, is the jolt of energy the Eagles' offense needs.

8. Washington Football Team: Trey Lance, QB, North Dakota State
Lance is an unprecedented evaluation. His production is remarkable (46 touchdowns, three turnovers), but he has only 17 starts on his resume with all 17 against FCS competition. While his evaluation is mostly projection-based, he is well-built with the arm talent and athleticism worth drafting and developing. It doesn't hurt that Lance's coaches and teammates call him the hardest worker on the team.

9. Detroit Lions: Micah Parsons, LB, Penn State
With a new regime arriving soon, the Lions are an organization in flux. Their wide receivers will be wiped out after this season so a playmaker like Jaylen Waddle is an option. But they also need more impact players on defense and Parsons offers the athletic traits to develop into a cornerstone defender in Detroit.

10. Atlanta Falcons: Gregory Rousseau, edge, Miami (Fla.)
It feels like the Falcons have been searching for an impact pass rusher for about a decade now and that hunt continues into this offseason. Rousseau put himself on the NFL radar last season after leading the ACC with 15.5 sacks and 19.5 tackles for loss. And even though he is still learning how to be impactful from snap to snap, NFL teams will be ready to bet on his length, athleticism and upside.

11. Miami Dolphins (from Houston): Jaylen Waddle, WR, Alabama*
Miami invested in the offensive line in last year's draft and now is the time to add more playmakers for their young quarterback. With his explosive speed, Waddle is dangerous before and after the catch, showing the creativity to stress the defense in different ways. One thing is for sure you know Tua Tagovailoa will approve of this pick.
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Here are their 1st round OTs:

14. Chicago Bears: Rashawn Slater, OT/G, Northwestern
23. Indianapolis Colts: Samuel Cosmi, OT, Texas
25. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Los Angeles Rams): Christian Darrisaw, OT/G, Virginia Tech*
26. New York Jets (from Seattle): Jalen Mayfield, OT, Michigan*
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Just thinking, instead of Elliott at 4 in 2016 draft, we could have had Jalen Ramsy, deForest Buckner, Ronnie Stanley, Laremy Tunsil, Keanue Neal, Ryan Kelly or traded waaaaay back to 44 and picked up Derrick Henry or two picks later, Michael Thomas

Just thinking outloud that picking early doesnt always give you the best return on draft investment

And I think Derrick Henry may be one of those 10-12 year backs, not 4-5
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I dont think Seattle or Philly wants to win this game
Eagles starting to throw in the towel. Down 14-0
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Just thinking, instead of Elliott at 4 in 2016 draft, we could have had Jalen Ramsy, deForest Buckner, Ronnie Stanley, Laremy Tunsil, Keanue Neal, Ryan Kelly or traded waaaaay back to 44 and picked up Derrick Henry or two picks later, Michael Thomas

Just thinking outloud that picking early doesnt always give you the best return on draft investment

And I think Derrick Henry may be one of those 10-12 year backs, not 4-5


Capt TradeDown is ready to trade down.
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BearForce said:

Assassin said:

Just thinking, instead of Elliott at 4 in 2016 draft, we could have had Jalen Ramsy, deForest Buckner, Ronnie Stanley, Laremy Tunsil, Keanue Neal, Ryan Kelly or traded waaaaay back to 44 and picked up Derrick Henry or two picks later, Michael Thomas

Just thinking outloud that picking early doesnt always give you the best return on draft investment

And I think Derrick Henry may be one of those 10-12 year backs, not 4-5
Capt TradeDown is ready to trade down.
So is Admiral 'dont pick at the top'o'da draft'
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btw - Mac Jones is starting to appear in most of the 1st round mocks these days. Bama QB
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14-6... missed the XP!
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Lamar expected back for the Cowboys!

WOOOO HOOOOO!
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AT&T Stadium and Arlington were strongly considered as San Francisco's tentative home before the decision was made to play in Arizona, according to a source. The Niners would have practiced at Globe Life Park, which housed the XFL's Dallas Renegades, and played their two games vs. Buffalo and Washington before meeting the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on Dec. 20. The Cowboys' schedule matched up with the next two games on the road to free up their stadium.
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