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I guarantee you he had that a Houston. D1 football programs have meal plans and trainers, and good ones.

Cleveland has been a 4-3 for 3 years already.

The Browns SoS last year was 5th hardest, while Buffalo was 18th.

Drew Brees was trash until they drafted Rivers. What physical limitations does Mayfield have?

Right. The best rookie season ever, and the guy can't get better? That's insane.

Browns SoS - #5 Bills SoS. - #18

Edwards was drafted.

FAU is D1.

I'm hoping Cleveland takes him in the 5th if he's there. Develop him, then trade him if needed down the road.

Ford has 30.5 sacks in 67 games started. Clark has 35 in 33 games started.

They got a second next year for Ford so it's basically like giving them a one this year and swapping thirds. Also, Clark has a much better NFLhistory and Ford is kind of a one-year Wonder.

It would be absolutely dominant to appear on both sides at top 5. But I'm just curious if some guys are 95% right side, while others might be 80%. I could also be way off. Just curious.

I'd like to see the total number and percentage if snaps from each side. I I will Garrett rushed mostly from the right, but moved around a lot too. Hughes is great though, either way.

Ok? That's still a decent rookie year for a 4th round receiver. And he had a good SB.

As the other poster said, he had 70 yards in the win against the Falcons. So yes, he helped. Had a decent rookie year that year too with 400ish yards and 4 TDs in 14 games.

Just for Bosa. How would you then get Hockenson?

How would you have picks enough left to trade up for Hockenson if you traded for Bosa? It would take a 1st and 2nd this year, and probably a 1st next year.

Unless they plan to trade up, they aren't getting Williams.

Right, it's your opinion, but you can't back it up. Mayfield has improved every year he played. Somehow that's only the " talent around him" but Allen has improved while doing less (with less). I asked the simple question of: why, out of the rookie QBs, is Allen the only one capable of improving or making his teammates better? Mayfield had the best rookie season ever, yet the Browns made a mistake? Homer much?

Brees and Mayfield have very similar skills sets though. Did Brees not improve throughout his career? I just don't understand how anyone can say a rookie QB can't improve. Also, you never answered how or why Allen can improve but Mayfield, it any of the other QBs, can't or won't improve.

I just think it's absurd to say Baker can't improve, or that he doesn't make his team and teammates better. What does Allen do that makes his teammates so much better that Mayfield can't do? Ladt I checked, an accurate QB makes your teammates better. If you know where the ball will be, and with touch, it'll make it so much easier. Baker is light years ahead of Brees at this point in their careers. Did Brees not improve? Manning?

So a QB who just broke the rookie TD record in 13.5 games, with a team that was 1-32-1 in the 2 season and change before him, hasn't changed or improved? Before the draft last year people were saying that he worked in a spread offense and had never run a pro-style system before and suddenly he does it exceptionally well but didn't improve on anything.

Baker Mayfield doesn't make his teammates better?

Josh Allen - Firebaugh, CA.

They said it'll be waivers, so it'll just deoend on who claims him