Too many other pieces on our D aren’t good fits for a 3-4. I don’t think there’s anyway they’d switch because of 1 guy. Now, I’d take White at 9 if he was there, move Edmunds to an outside backer/edge hybrid and we’d be in business. Milano would still get plenty of time in coverage situations and LORAX could be exclusively a pass rusher.
Yep. Not a single one of our FA signings have us leveraged in any way. Other than Morse we can get out of all of these deals after year 1.
Beane’s approach of bringing in a lot of guys and letting them duke it out for jobs in camp is not something you see much of. Most teams that are flush with cap space bring in a few high dollar guys and they’re usually way overpaid. After a couple years they’re in cap hell again and they have to bottom out.
I love the quantity over quality approach. Beane has hedged his bets and if half these guys pan out, we’re in great shape. Innovative approaches are often met with criticism.
I agree on Nsekhe. Waddle is an upgrade over Mills too IMO.
Mills was frustrating because he’d play well for stretches, but when he was bad, he was really bad. His whiffs in pass protection always seemed to be drive killers at the worst possible moments. More consistency at RT is going to do wonders for the offense.
I agree, he’s proven he’s not afraid to make moves. I’m expecting a trade back in the first and think he’ll use the 7ths to move up for targeted guys in the 4th and 5th rounds. I bet we end up making 8 picks.
I've been on this board since 2002 (had to create a new profile in 2007) and I've never seen a troll with more time on their hands than @TaskersGhost
It's almost impressive, almost.
You made up your mind about Allen well before the draft last year. We get it, you think he sucks. He could win 3 Super Bowls and he’d still suck because of your preconceived notions and metrics. It’s a dead horse. If your going to continue to beat it, do so in an Allen thread.
And long as they don’t get an extra challenges I like it. It may actually improve the game flow because coaches will likely be more selective on what they challenge. Save the flags for the huge, game changing PI’s.
I don’t think that bringing in Diggs equates to giving up on Foster. He’d be a heck of a 4 and would still be fairly involved in the offense.
We aren't really tied to Brown beyond this coming season. Best case scenario for Foster may actually be one more year of development.