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Ask me how much alcohol I have to consume in order to finish reading it…

Developmental, long-limbed defensive end who needs a year or two of bulking up before he's ready to see the field. He's long and flexible and will flash on tape as both a rusher and run defender and those traits could outweigh his poor contact balance and play strength for some teams. If he grows into his gangly frame, Crosby offers a higher ceiling than some Day 3 prospects he could be lumped in with. High-energy edge prospect with projectable traits but unorthodox movements and body control that might create a lack of conviction when it’s time to stamp a grade. Jackson added muscle mass to his leggy frame, but a lack of bend hinders his anchor and contact balance against force. He’s long and urgent in fighting his way past the man in front of him. He’ll never be a natural edge bender but he plays with connected hands and feet that should allow him to develop more impactful rush counters. It will look gawky at times, but Jackson seems to be growing into his frame and possesses the traits and motor to make it as a future starter on the edge.

It’s so nice to have someone with a glass half empty take on everything

You’re misinterpreting the quote

Where did Beane say this?

Can you explain how determining the best player works? I could, but would love to better understand how you think it happens.

LFG!!!

@Deadstroke can you tell me what you disliked about them post? Curious what perspective you have to share

This is 7 years of Brandon Beane, with #8 coming up. He is outperforming the league averages, and no reason to believe he won’t do it again this year. If we’re realistic with ourselves, there are guys below that can find their way into the “Solid Starter” category too. Kincaid, Coleman, Bishop, Williams, R. Davis, Solomon, Van Pran-Granger and Grable all have a realistic shot. 66% (50%) in RD1 (4/6) Allen, Edmunds, Oliver, Rousseau Elam, Kincaid 43% (33%) in RD2 (3/7) Epenesa, Cook, Torrence Ford, Basham, Coleman, Bishop 38% (19%) in RD3 (3/8) Phillips, Brown, Bernard Singletary, Knox, Moss, Williams, Carter 66% (8%) in RD4 (2/3) G. Davis, Johnson R. Davis 20% (4%) in RD5 (2/10) Teller, Shakir Neal, Joseph, Fromm, Doyle, Shorter, Ulofoshio, Solomon, Van Pran-Granger 27% (2%) in RD6 (3/11) Benford, Hamlin, Bass Grable, Hardy, Tenuta, Stevenson, Wildgoose, Hodgins, Johnson, McCloud 11% (1.5%) in RD 7 (1/9) Jackson Proehl, Sweeney, Johnson, Anderson, Spector, Austin, Broeker, Clayton

Totally agree, would be an absolute shame for us to treat this human being like a human being. The audacity.

That’s has ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with their respective play in the postseason.

Come on, @SoTier reply to one of my messages! Even Patriots fans don't believe they're supporting Maye!

What is it about being negative that you get off on? Maybe misery loves company, and dragging others down makes you feel better. Or maybe it’s just a habit at this point—so second nature that you don’t even realize how often you do it. Either way, I gotta ask—do you actually enjoy being like this, or is it just comfortable?

Herein lies your problem.