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- Hasn't had a 1k receiving season in three years. - Was among the league leader in drops this past season - Does not get seperation. - Very limited route tree, hes basically a jump ball specialist, who hasnt truly excelled in recent years in tightly contested balls.

The irony of saying guys will have to prove they can stay healthy is awesome.

Yes, i was because you dont just magically regain form by not being healthy for an entire year. Murphy tore his ACL last year in the pre season and was due to face a four game suspension for PEDs, and you just assume he needs to be healthy for the regular season and thats all. Like a switch will just flip and boom Murphy will be pefectly fine. Murphy has two, three, and nine sacks in three years with Washington. There isnt a body of work to assume Murphy will all of a sudden just become a beast without having shown the ability to get healthy, and play in live action.

Lol, okay so hell just magically heal up come regular season? The guy is coming off a suspension and injuries, it would be prudent to see that he can heal up and catch up to game speed. Murphy isnt a super star with a track record of massige success where the camp/pre season really doesnt matter.

Murphy really needs to get on the field already.

RGlll had 20 passing TDs and seven rushing TDs in 15 games. Watson had 19 passing TDs and two rushing TDs in seven games (6 starts). In essence Watson almost replicated RGlll's 15 game production in around a touch less than half the playing time. There is no comparison.

I think Streater and Ray Ray stood out the most other than Murphy in terms of the skill position players. In the trenches Love and Teller on their respective sides of the ball made some very nice plays.

Landry is a loser and hes going to make this season of hard knocks impossible to watch. Bless em, bless em, bless em, bless em ... I hope someone blesses him with a clean shot over the middle when he tries that one handed bull ****.

Trenches, we need so much out of both sides of the ball on the lines.

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Yet, the Raiders hired Guenther from the Bengals, a coach who runs a 43. So, yes, while the Raiders ran a 34 in the past couple seasons, they hired a 43 coach. Also there are articles saying that in 2015 Mack played in a 43 https://scout.com/nfl/Article/NFLs-top-5-OLBs-in-4-3-scheme-105224721/

And numbers are malleable in the NFL.

Yet it has caught on from the top down. The players buy into it and the fanbase at large has bought into it.

I not only picked up on it, but then said it failed. So, clearly I didnt fail, the individual trying to be funny failed.

Or, they have smart GMs who can maneuver around and work the cap to their advantage. This is what separates good GMs from bad ones.

Probably is "much smarter" than a man who built him self from the ground up to be worth 4.3 billion and climbing. Well played.

Josh McDaniels?

I am getting the sense you are trying to be funny and failing miserably.

Literally only fans and media worry about the cap. Teams always find ways to make it work.

Yeah, repeating the players name doesn't chage that Oakland wouldnt even entertain that offer.

Oakland shuts it down in a matter if seconds.

I'm sure being sued by two separate women for potential infesting them with STDs will be motivation to get that next big contract that lazy POS.