Mango

I need to him to start making better decisions, and finding the open receiver, rather than the big play. He also has to see the field better. I would like to see 60% completion, 200+ yards per game. More passing touchdowns than interceptions. more than 7 yards per attempt. I will feel much better about him in year 3 if he can get to this point. I won't really love a year where he completes 56% of his passes for 3000 yards with 15/21 TD:INT and 6.6 yards per attempt. That stat line would put him at about 20th in the league last year.

Mentioned it on the one of the prospect videos I watched. I’ll have to dig up which one it was. His targets went down every year, deducted it was because he only caught 6-10 his senior year.

I sort of agree. I think special teams play is always a good indication of roster depth. Obviously Crossman was a very serious issue, but we’ve gutted the roster the last two years as well. It hasn’t been a surprise they haven’t been good.

He was credited with 4 drops on 10 targets last season...

Dad has got to ask questions right? I mean a quick quick google search shows both is son and daughter are both way taller than he or his wife. Not to mention she’s way out of his league. ?

John is the same kind of person who runs Marshawn Lynch out of town as a dirt bag. All because he had his parked car searched in CA, under probable cause because the cop smelled weed when he walked to the car. That POS tested sober and had some pot and a registered gun in the trunk. What a dirt bag...??‍♂️

The DK hype and Harry ‘skill’ are analysts and fans moving to fantasy footballs DK gets hyped because maybe he can put up a ton of points. NK gets pushed down by pundits because he’ll jusr be consistently productive. I will say, with the way the draft fell, I thought for sure NH would fall to the second. Would be worth a trade up into the 33-38 range for him. Didn’t think the Pats would take him at 32.

I would be absolutely SHOCKED. No way DK fits what they do in NE. Should note, I’m not on the DK train. At least not in the first. And probably wouldn’t trade up in the 2nd for him either.

Want to see what WAS gave up. Thinking I would have like Beane to make that deal for that Montez.

Absolutely no need to grab him in the first with the way the board has fallen.

Sweat tests off the charts as well. Fastest DE 40 ever. I think I’d rather have Montez over DK.

Nothing to be scared Of. The rookie wage scale and guaranteed contract would make me a a millionaire overnight. I probably couldn’t make it one offensive snap before going on IR, but that sounds more like a Gruden/Mayock problem, not a Mango problem.

I would be stoked if Montez slides another few and the Bills moved up.

So far the AFCE is all in on pass rushers

I am totally agreeing with you. It was an easy lay up. Only could have screwed that one up.

Mans drafted easily the best player on the board. 99% of the national boards/posts I am following tonight are calling it the easiest pick of the night.

Very much appreciate you in the draft lead up. How far does Sweat drop with his enlarged/not enlarged heart?

I think this is going to sink Kingsbury and the Cardinals for another 3-5 years.

There is a possibility White might be the pick there for TB. That all changes with Williams on the board though

Funny you mention that. ESPN is on the TV's in the office at work, and I had to do a double take, dude looked like Nassib throwing the ball when I looked up at the TV.

Bold prediction- Kyler Murray falls out of the first round.

Yeah, I totally whiffed on that. Didn’t see the context. I was talking RW.

Really, this is the hill you’re going to die on? Trying to extrapolate completion percentage from a 16 game season for 11 games? 35 TD’s over 16 games is ~ 2 TD per game. I think we all already know that RW doesn’t actually throw 2 TD’s every game, there are ups and downs. Constant was probably a poor choice of words. I meant that the average was already taken and accounted for. You’re being pedantic for the sake of it.

Russell Wilson through 35 TD's last year in 16 games. That works out to 24 TD's over 11 games. 35/16 = 24/11. Did the same thing for INT's. Completion percentage is a constant because it is an average.

Are you asking if I would rather a QB that can throw for 24 TD/5 INT and 65% completion percentage over 11 games (extrapolating data) over a QB who runs and passes for 18 TD's/12 INT with 53% completion percentage? Because if you are, the answer is yes....