Originally posted by rikardo
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POLL: Should The Bolts Trade Up For Tua?
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IMO Tua is the best QB in this year's draft.
Trade only If we can save our 2nd rounder
Try to trade a 1st and 4th (But pretty sure Det will ask for a 1st and a 3rd at least and that is the highest price I would pay)
Wash drafts Young I can see Det trading down and still drafting Def LB & CB at #6 (everyone wins)
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Originally posted by wu-dai clan View Post
Since January, there have been very positive updates from medical professionals,
with access to the intel.
I remind people that I received crickets
when I did some research
and talked about Ryan Ramczyk's hip.
The truth will set you free.
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NFL draft prospect Tua Tagovailoa reportedly has not experienced a loss of blood flow in his previously injured hip. Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reported the news, noting the Alabama product's broken hip has healed...
We shall continue monitoring his progress as we get closer to the combine and draft.
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Originally posted by Topcat View Post
The most recent report I found on this is in January. Even though Tua is expected to make a recovery, that hip injury is something that may be a problem in the future:
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https://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa...01wbe5vxhdmk4g
with access to the intel.
I remind people that I received crickets
when I did some research
and talked about Ryan Ramczyk's hip.
The truth will set you free.
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Originally posted by wu-dai clan View Post
The most current medical report is very optimistic.
You know that, and have irresponsibly left that out here.
Of course there is some cause for concern, which is why TT will be diligent.
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Arm strength gets conflated with arm talent.
The only issue with Tua is health...c'mon man.
Screw this.
Screw everything.
Screw everyone.
I'll just take James Morgan in round 6.
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Originally posted by Lone Bolt View Post
Accuracy? Completion percentage, sure...but ball placement is only "good"...a lot of receivers reaching over their back shoulder to pull in some throws...and he had great hands on his teams. Not as "accurate" as some people think...watch the film...
Ability? No rocket arm there, and I don't see him as an athletic runner anymore...why do people think he has a great arm...his deep ball resume is anemic...don't see a ton of touch throws either...
Size-You didn't list this one. He is small...that can be overcome, but by him? I don't know...he has a lot of injury miles already, and just coming out of college.
Don't get me wrong...a warrior, and I don't question his mettle or leadership...but tough? He didn't hold up in college, how will he do in the pros...mentally tough, yes...physically? Only so much he can play thru...prefer a guy who isn't playing thru anything...
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Originally posted by Topcat View PostThere's been a lot of talk about the possibility of the Bolts, in need of a QB, trading up for Tua. While there's no doubting Tua's talent, when you look at his injury history, and especially that last serious hip injury, it's several red flags following by a BIG red flag. Look at all of Tua's injuries so far:
March 2018: Tua Tagovailoa breaks his finger
October 2018: Tua Tagovailoa suffers knee injury
November 2018: Quad injury keeps Tua out of a game
December 2018: Tua Tagovailoa injures his left ankle
Against Tennessee, Tua Tagovailoa suffers another ankle injury
November, 2019: Tagovailoa suffered a dislocated hip with a posterior wall fracture
https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com...ne/4064454002/
On that last injury, there's more cause for concern:
"It’s the potential complications that make predicting a complete or full recovery back to pre-injury conditions difficult to determine at the moment.
“The thing that makes it uncertain is that when the hip dislocates and it fractures off part of the cup part of the hip joint,” Lowe explained Saturday, “(and) sometimes it disrupts the blood supply to the end of the femur — the lower leg part of the hip joint.”
That is what is called avascular necrosis (AVN) and is what forced legendary Auburn running back Bo Jackson to retire from both football and baseball in the early 1990s, and eventually led to severe arthritis and the need for a hip replacement at the age of 29."
Sorry, Tua looks like damaged goods to me, with a high likelihood of injury in the future.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...ma/4234279002/
You know that, and have irresponsibly left that out here.
Of course there is some cause for concern, which is why TT will be diligent.
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Originally posted by Topcat View Post
My point is, you don't reach for a QB @6 who has some serious red flags or question marks. You build your team with mostly BPA...and if we build the team right, we give ourselves the best chance of being competitive...imagine what a game changer it would be to have Simmons lining up in the box next to Derwin...rather have him @6 than reach for a gimpy QB or a raw QB with question marks...
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Originally posted by Charge! View Post
that makes no sense..... you dont wait for the other teams to stumble of become so inept that you can beat them without a QB?????...... that makes zero sense......
and absolutely our priority is to win division, and in order to win division we must beat the chiefs........
The 49ers have an elite OL and an elite DL and they could not beat the chiefs because their QB was not elite........
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Originally posted by Maniaque 6 View PostIf the 49ers keep the ball on the ground in the 4th, they would have beaten the Chiefs.
Last Superbowl, the NE defense have muzzled the dangerous Rams attack.
It's no more true that defense wins championship ?
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Originally posted by Topcat View Post
Instead of worrying about the Chefs, maybe the best thing is to bolster our O-line, DT, CB, LB's, get a solid WR and RB, and hope somehow the Chefs stumble...a lot can happen...injuries, suspensions, locker room cancer, etc.
and absolutely our priority is to win division, and in order to win division we must beat the chiefs........
The 49ers have an elite OL and an elite DL and they could not beat the chiefs because their QB was not elite........
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