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Yep...Loyal Lynn and T-Mobile are like peas and carrots...Originally posted by Fleet View PostOld but some truth to the Taylor love affair by Lynn.
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Well actually, lamar Jackson did go from poor inaccurate passer to a very good passer in 1 Year. It’s more about being able to make all the Through#. Accuracy can be improved.Originally posted by Charge! View PostComment
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Are you sure what you state is true?Originally posted by Charge! View PostMy 2021 Adopt-A-Bolt List
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does anyone have a list of senior bowl meetings with lac?Comment
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2020 NFL Mock Draft 3.0: A Trade Up for Tua
With the Super Bowl over and the first-round draft order set, our latest projection, including trades.
Kevin Hanson
2 hours agoWith the Chiefs winning Super Bowl LIV, the draft order for the first round is now set for all 32 teams. Or should I say 28 teams? Four teams—Bears, Jaguars, Rams and Steelers—do not currently own first-round picks in 2020.
Plenty of uncertainties remain with nearly three months to go, but we can count on several draft-day trades when the draft rolls around in April. Given that, I’ve included a few proposed trades that make sense.
Here’s an updated look at how the first round could play out:
1. Cincinnati: Joe Burrow, QB, LSU
All signs point to the Bengals moving on from Andy Dalton this offseason and making Burrow the face of the franchise. Winning the Heisman Trophy and leading LSU to a national championship, his toughness, poise under pressure and accuracy were on full display all season. Despite seven top-10 opponents on the schedule, Burrow broke SEC passing records (5,671 yards and 60 TDs) and completed at least 70% of his pass attempts in every game except the championship game against Clemson, where he accounted for 521 total yards, six touchdowns and no turnovers.
2. Washington: Chase Young, EDGE, Ohio State
Like with San Francisco and Young’s ex-Ohio State teammate Nick Bosa last year, Washington benefits from the top-ranked prospect in the draft getting pushed down the board. While edge rusher may not be Washington’s biggest need, teams can never have enough of them. The former five-star recruit from the D.C. area (DeMatha High School) led college football with an Ohio State-record 16.5 sacks in only 12 games last season.
***PROPOSED TRADE*** 3. Miami: Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Alabama
(Proposed trade: Miami sends 5th, 39thand 70th overall picks to Detroit for the 3rd overall pick)
As long as Miami’s doctors feel comfortable about the progress of Tagovailoa’s hip injury, the Dolphins may feel inclined to move up to secure their future franchise quarterback. Although owner Stephen Ross has expressed some concerns about Tua’s health, several teams in the top half of the draft—Chargers at 6, Panthers at 7, Colts at 13 and Bucs at 14—will contemplate using their first-rounder on a quarterback. When healthy, Tua has elite anticipation, accuracy and touch to all levels of the field; he’s expected to throw for teams prior to the draft.
4. N.Y. Giants: Jedrick Wills, OT, Alabama
The Giants need one, maybe two tackles as right tackle Mike Remmers will be a free agent and left tackle Nate Solder has not lived up to the expectations of his massive contract. A two-year starter at right tackle over the past two seasons, Wills is a dominant run blocker that improved as a pass blocker in 2019.
***PROPOSED TRADE*** 5. Detroit: Jeffrey Okudah, CB, Ohio State
(Proposed trade: Miami sends 5th, 39thand 70th overall picks to Detroit for the 3rd overall pick)
This would be a no-brainer trade-back scenario for Detroit as they get the prospect I slotted to them in my previous mock and add two Day 2 picks. Not only were the Lions tied for a league-low seven interceptions in 2019, but Darius Slay is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent after the 2020 season. Leading the Buckeyes with three interceptions in 2019, Okudah is a complete corner with an ideal blend of size (6’ 1”, 200 pounds), athleticism and fluidity to develop into a shutdown corner at the next level.
6. L.A. Chargers: Justin Herbert, QB, Oregon
As a 16-year veteran entering free agency with a declining skill set, it’d be reasonable to believe that Philip Rivers has played his last game for the Chargers. Maybe the Chargers “make a push” for Tom Brady, who turns 43 in April, but Herbert would give them a potential long-term solution who could learn behind Tyrod Taylor (or Rivers, or Brady).
Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
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If it's going to be a QB, Herbert isn't a bad choice. He has all the physical tools. He'd sure be a change from PR - he's not a trash talker, instead he's said to be aTHE YEAR OF THE FLIP!Comment
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No to Herbert.Comment
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I know it's probably paranoia & I've beat this horse to death, but Leaf also had all the physical tools...Originally posted by chargeroo View Post
I'd like to be a fly a wall during the interview process. Might be a good idea to interview him while driving in LA rush hour traffic to see how he handles it.Comment
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Leaf was a head case.. This kid is very smart and very clean.Originally posted by JOJAX85 View Post
LOL at the "LA rush hour traffic" comment. For sure he's never see that kind of traffic in Eugene.
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He seems like a guy that would be better suited for a smaller market. Carolina for example. Hell even San Diego. Being a quieter guy, if we draft him, I pray the media doesn't eat him alive.Originally posted by chargeroo View PostComment
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No qb is guaranteed to be competent. 50% of the 1st rounders will fail. So I've always felt you make your pick and hope for the best.Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
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