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    Well they did their best. The refs I mean. Lots of time.
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    Mark Schlereth used to piss himself on the field. Somehow thought he was playing a trick on the fans.
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    Jeudy is a nice player but just eye candy. I very much doubt that they are looking to upgrade the wrs. Their resources should probably be better served anyway by investing for a player or two for the D.
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    Amongst units pass rushers are of premium value in the run up to and in the playoffs. If you've got a good group that you can make even better you might seriously consider it. Elite fronts can easily decide championships.
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    On paper Maye is maybe a better pro prospect. He too is a double threat, except he's 6'4" and weights 230 LBs.. Williams is a magician but I'm a little (not much) concerned about his ability to transition. I just hope that both these guys go to teams that are prepared to do what is necessary to have them develop and succeed.
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    I think Jeudy makes a ton of dense for Indy. I think he makes sense for us too.
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    Not a process kind of guy. Have a hard time seeing McD being in favour of it.
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    If anyone thinks Kincaid would be unable to do what LaPorta has done in Detroit they are mistaken.
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    Some "bad" teams know how to develop an elite prospect at the all important position, Jacksonville, Buffalo...Some teams only know how to ruin them. If I were in the Williams or Maye camps I would not want them in NE.
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    Going to NE would more likely be a nightmare scenario for Caleb or Maye.
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    Mac Jones is terrible in the NE O. But he'd probably be very good in San Fran. He has pretty much the same strengths and weaknesses as Brock Purdy.
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    Do it for sure if at reasonable cost. You can't have enuf pass rush, especially in the playoffs. Pass rush is the way to beat San Fran. Probably the only way.
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    Dorsey back on his meds: Bills 38/GMen 13.
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    Brock Purdy can't do what Josh or Pat Mahomes can do and if you ask him to he would implode. But I don't think Josh or Pat could run Kyle's offence any better than Purdy does.
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    With our luck we trade him and he breaks out into an experienced, young and in his prime pro bowl edge rusher - because that's the level at which he appears capable of playing. I don't want a Wyatt Teller repeat. Can't imagine trading him unless we know we cannot resign him.
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    I think RWC was pointing out that TJ Watt had surgery. I don't think his was a grade 3 tear.
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    Size (or lack thereof) is why he dropped in the draft. Even then he was a 3rd rounder. Exciting player but I agree with what has been said about his benefiting from very good run blocking.
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    The paper boy they've got under Center is going to get killed.
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    Don't know. Could be. No surgery generally means maybe four to six weeks before rehab. Is Jones going under the knife for sure? Edit: ok I see he's having surgery. So maybe he's done for this year after all. I still think we need to know how severe the tear is. Just maybe he could make the playoffs.
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    Anybody who celebrates injury to a great player, regardless of team (eg whether it's Milano or Kelsey or Tua) is just not a football fan (and that's being generous). No. TJ Watt missed 7 games. If it's completely torn yeah it's prolly 4 to 6 mos.
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    They got hosed either way. I missed the call, or at least the reason for picking up the flag. Another poster said it was ruled uncatchable. You may have the better argument tho because I do distinctly remember Pat signaling to the refs the tipped ball gesture. I guess what daddy wants...
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    You have a point though personally I don't discount the jet lag "excuse". I do sort of wonder tho whether in football, as in war, it is easier when under stress to defend a position than it is to attack it.
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    We don't know how what grade Jones' tear is. He could be back this year if it's grade 1 or possibly if it's grade 2. TJ Watt missed 7 games (partial tear).
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    I can't imagine that McD did not take the Jags seriously. Everybody knows they have a stout D and many good players at skill positions on O. Are we sure that the travel arrangements were his call to begin with?
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    He dominated for 20 years because he is a great defensive coach who had McDaniels and Tom Brady. All McD needs is a Josh McDaniel because he's already got a Tom Brady (or reasonable facsimile). We will see this year if Dorsey can suck it up or not.
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