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MVP vote - Josh got 2nd most votes
H2o replied to CorkScrewHill's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I'd rather them get a Lombardi than individual accolades, no matter the fairness in my opinion of the distribution or not. -
Re-sign or “wave good-bye” series: Player 4 - Daryl Williams
H2o replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I would like to get him in below market, but there are still some teams that have the cap to offer him more. I wouldn't pay him as much as we paid Dawkins, or more for that matter, but I would like to re-sign him. If we could get him back at the $7M-$9M for two or three years that would be ideal. I don't know where that would slot, but that would be where I drew the line. -
You know what I heard about Kordell Stewart...
H2o replied to BillsShredder83's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Pretty sure that was insinuated by Skip Bayless. -
When I said "numbers" what I am talking about is the athletic testing. It's quite obvious Oliver is shorter by a couple inches, as well as his wingspan being less. But Oliver ran a 4.73 forty at 281lbs (.09 slower than Garrett while 10lbs heavier), had a 1.63 10 yard split (same as Garrett), and all of the other physical testing was pretty much equal. 32 reps to 33. Those are the numbers I was talking about, not physical measurements. Oliver plays with power and uses his leverage fairly well on the interior. I think he might benefit from being in space, one on one vs an OT. I hope they give him a look there just to see at least.
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Yeah, they are built different for sure. Ed does have that burst and quick first step though. I also think that OT's would have more trouble with him in space because of the power he plays with and his thick lower build. Like mentioned above, John Randle was 6'1" as was Lorax. I'm not saying move him there full time and that's it, but I would like them to give him an extended look in TC or something just to see how he does.
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Oh, just think about the scramble possibilities. "Booty options right, gives them a little juke at the line, and then it's off to the races."
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I know this has been discussed before, but I'm going to re-hash it again. Ed is on the light side for a DT playing between 280-290lbs. Yes, I know, so is Aaron Donald. On the interior of the defense Ed gets a ton of double teams and this year they had him playing out of position at the 1-Tech on many occasions. We did see flashes from him as a rookie at the 3-Tech though. I still wonder if he would not be better served, as well as the team by his possible production at the position, by a move to DE? Take a look at his Combine and Pro Day results. You know who Ed Oliver's numbers comp to, almost identical, and he weighs about 10lbs more than this person? Myles Garrett. Not saying he is just like Myles Garrett or would immediately put up Myles Garrett numbers at the position, but I think Ed could be a beast playing DE. Hughes isn't getting any younger. Murphy is gone. We're not sure what will happen with Addison. What will Epenesa end up being after a full offseason in the strength and conditioning program? To me this just makes sense. Reggie White was a 290lb defensive end and one of the most fearsome to ever play the game. I think they should give him a look there and see what happens.
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He would make the greatest pimp of all time too. His slogan could be (though not sure about the possible copyright infringement) "For a great low rate, you can get online! Go to The General and save some time!"
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I had nothing prompt me about a pay wall when I clicked on the link.
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If he is truly healthy I would offer him an incentive laden deal. Even with incentives that deal would not exceed $4M.
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It's Officially That Time Of Year Again - Post Your 2021 Mock Drafts
H2o replied to H2o's topic in College Football
I'd take this draft for sure 29: R1 P29 LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah - Notre Dame 61: R2 P29 RB Najee Harris - Alabama 92: R3 P28 EDGE Rashad Weaver - Pitt 158: R5 P17 CB Darren Hall - San Diego State 170: R5 P29 OT James Hudson - Cincinnati 207: R6 P28 TE Tommy Tremble - Notre Dame 230: R7 P8 WR Trevon Grimes - Florida -
Cole Beasley featured in new GrubHub commercial
H2o replied to Big Turk's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Beasley should stick to rappin, Ramsey should stick to getting burnt by Devante Adams, Tyler should stick to making Madea movies, and Tua should stick to looking up YouTube videos on "How To Improve Your Arm Strength". -
“I love you Josh Allen!” *Cole Beasley voice*
H2o replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Martellus Bennett about the dark side of football
H2o replied to Big Turk's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
All these symptoms are also present in people who just get used to the fortune, fame, and spotlight that comes along with the thrill they get along their journey through athletics or in any other manner. Celebrity, fame, and fortune are all just like a drug. Many people suffer from it, or the lack thereof, when their respective times pass them by. Again, I'm not saying CTE did not play a part, but I am saying it was not the only cause. -
Martellus Bennett about the dark side of football
H2o replied to Big Turk's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
No, it wasn't just CTE. That almost certainly played a part of it, but there was more to the entire story. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/9410051/a-year-later-one-junior-seau-close-friends-comes-forward-recount-version-descent -
Martellus Bennett about the dark side of football
H2o replied to Big Turk's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
He's not lying though. Look at Seau. He killed himself because he couldn't adjust to life after the game. I'm sure a lot of the things he talks about are legit struggles many of these athletes go through. Others have talked about the physical toll the game takes on your body, addictions to prescription drugs, money problems, and numerous other situations. It's something I think about often because my youngest son says this is what he wants to do, play football. He's extremely good at it and loves to hit people. From the beginning, starting at 8 years old, it's like a switch flips when he puts the pads on and buckles that chin strap. I'm not saying I know for certain he will make it to the NFL, but when you look at the bigger picture the question I ask myself is whether I really want him to or not. -
Derek Carr reportedly in demand, could lead to trade
H2o replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
No team is giving up two #1's for Carr. 1st and a 3rd? Maybe. Chicago possibly, Washington, or maybe Indy. This isn't a move LV makes unless they have the Watson deal already in place. -
I'd rather re-sign McKenzie and let someone else draft him.
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LOL...the Fish naming CO-offensive coordinators...
H2o replied to eball's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Correct, they can't really. There are already stories out about how the locker room was divided with many of them wanting Fitz to play full time. -
In all honesty, he reminds me of Dante Hall