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kungfoodude

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  1. I wasn't down on Fields or Lance(actually liked Lance a lot) but they ended up not panning out. Fields continued chances are utterly perplexing.
  2. Those are rarer cases. It's just simple logic, the agent wants a big deal so their cut is better but to cut off their noses to spite their faces is counterproductive.
  3. Current AI is fuging atrocious for 99% of the uses the average person uses it for. For researchers with limited data sets they feed it to analyze based on criteria fed to them by actual intelligent human beings, it can be extremely useful. It's not useful in the ridiculously ineffective ways that most will use them.
  4. No, if you look there are a few QB's very obviously worse than Bryce. Gabriel, Justin Fields, Anthony Richardson, JJ McCarthy. Those guys are really, really bad.
  5. Yeah, literally never trust that horseshit.
  6. I have seen a fair amount of him. He is the worst active QB in the NFL. It's impressive how bad he is.
  7. So this is the equivalent of his contract year, so to speak?
  8. Brady was a two season starter in college. https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/tom-brady-1/gamelog/
  9. Yeah, which is actually pretty loaded with talent. Gabriel is fuging awful. He's the poorest man's version of Chad Pennington imanginable.
  10. He was a 1k+ back for Dallas last year and there wasn't. He isn't an elite RB. He is a good RB, especially depending on scheme. That doesn't mean he will suddenly be a very expensive guy.
  11. Eh....that's not a 100% either way. Dillon Gabriel was a long tenured college player, so was Quinn Ewers. They also are terrible NFL QB's. Nix, for example, is probably somewhat a product of being in a very QB friendly system under Pill Payton.
  12. This isn't nearly the type of class that 2025 was at TE. That's one thing I have consistently criticized the front office for, taking players too highly in "weak" positional drafts and doing the opposite in "strong" positional drafts.
  13. Yeah, I haven't looked but I have to assume that 3.3 Sacks/GM has to be the record. That is insane.
  14. This past draft was stacked with the type of playmaking TE's we have been searching for, ironically. A fair amount of which have been making impacts this season.
  15. Possibly. He sustained 62 sacks in his first season but has never seen half that since. If it took just one season of battering to break him, well.......
  16. Evans might be something at some point, Sanders and Tremble are replacement level players. Eventually you want to get an actual game changing TE at some point.
  17. A lot of Hurney's success can easily be attributed to picking in the spots of the draft that are genuinely harder to fug up. Not that people don't.
  18. Well, that is the cheap FL equivalent. On the street it's called "Bucs Fan."
  19. I genuinely have zero idea what he is even talking about. I assume this is what happens when you get a fentanyl addiction and then start doing LSD.
  20. Also, for context, Carr was sacked an average of 3.3 sacks/GM during his time in Houston.
  21. Oh, Carr was insanely talented. He just got his brains beat in until he lost his confidence and started "seeing ghosts." When he came here he would bail from clean pockets constantly as his broken internal clock would start alarming after about 1.5-2 seconds.
  22. I mean, even the lack of self awareness to post that is.....telling.
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