45catfan

I think you missed my point. If Elfien was all that, why would they draft his replacement? Doubtful it was a BPA scenario. Centers RARELY are atop the board in the first round--mid round or not.

Yay!!!!! When WRs got a step on Douglas, it was like.....

I'm that dude that waits for things to go on sale and not jump on them as soon as they hit the shelf. Call it the cheapskate in me. No doubt we need OL depth and with our history of OL injuries we surely need positional flexibility. However, these guys (or guys like them) would be available days from now and probably at a discounted rate from what we intend to give them.

I don't hate the moves, just question the timing and the amount of money (very much related).

I still think we draft a minimum of 2 OL next month. One of which, being a starting LT (unless we sign one by then).

So we signed a LG and RG, Paradis is in place as well as Moton Tagged. LT in the draft?

I've been mocking 2-3 OLs in the draft because I figured we would not be signing any starting caliber FAs on the OL. Backups, sure...but not bonafide starters.

Spill it man! No secrets around here!

The Vikings gave up on him only after a few seasons and drafted the center from NCSU, kicking Elfein to LG. The Jets didn't think much of him apparently.

Seemed like he was a promising prospect coming out of college but can't stay on the field getting bit by the injury bug nearly every season since being drafted. I think it's weird to jump on a guy that quickly that is injury-plagued, versatile or not. While the contract isn't bad for the position, it seems to be for this particular player.

WOW! For someone putting a dude under the microscope during his Pro Day and knocking his lack of games, you sure pulled a 180 there, lol! Trevor needs to work on his ball placement in the endzone and on the left side too. I guess all those games hurt Trevor's accuracy and he should have opted out to work on his Pro Day! /end discussion

Trevor Lawrence had a worse Pro day than Trey Lance...FACT! Trevor missed almost all of his to the left...FACT! Trevor only had one legit drop by his HIS WRs. He threw a deep ball short where the WR had to turn and wait for the ball. FACT! He missed deep on another deep ball, wrong shoulder and behind...FACT. A WR had to make a diving grab on an ant-burner FACT! Trevor never had a simulated pass rush on ANY throw...FACT. I counted counted 15 incomplete passes. Trey had 8. I didn't count the passes, but it was said to be 52 for Trevor. Lance had 65. I forgot to mention he STURGGLED to keep his WRs in bounds during the redzone drills. Do I need to keep on or do you just want to admit you don't like Trey Lance and will do anything to tear down the kid?

Not what I had in mind, but I can take a joke.

Yeah, or else my #10 jersey will be useless.

I went to high school with a band member's son. He made the mistake one day of showing a picture to a group of guys of his dad and stepmom (to prove to us his dad was in the band). SMOOOOOOOKING HOT stepmom! That picture got passed around like a doobie. It got super weird as the guys were making some pretty obscene comments about his stepmom, lol!

Without 3 drops he went 60-of-65. Struggled...lol! I have no idea of the speed of those rent-a-wideouts he was using, but I guess you would have preferred he threw the ball short on the deep routes like Teddy. He gave the ball sufficient air and the guys could not get the extra step (that's how close ALL his misses were) to come down with them. Trey struggled because of the legit misses, it happened to be more to one side? Would it have been better to miss more on the left or would you have preferred 3 on the left versus only 2 on the right? Keep kissing the Fields ring dude. If Fields is less than 100% on his throws, I will pick it apart. If two or more misses are to one side, the kid may as well be second round material. If this sounds ridiculous, I'm taking pointers from someone.

He went 57 of 65 and it could be said 3 of those incomplete passes were drops; the ball hit the WRs hands and the guys couldn't complete the catch. Of the legit 5 misses, ALL WERE long balls and barely out of reach. Some folks are looking to criticize the kid because they have another favorite QB in this draft.

Firehouse

He'd leave Trevor in the dust, that much is for sure.

All of them were the harder throws. He made 100% of the short and intermediate passes. Actually he did have several throws with a simulated rush. Did I mention the WRs were on loan? NDSU is in-season and HIS WRs weren't available, so he had to get random dudes to throw to.

Not sure what you don't see, but whatever.

He had very few misses and none of them were bad misses...either off the WRs fingertips or just barley out of reach. He looked very solid. While he's 'moving up the ladder' for some of you, Trey simply reinforced what I have thought of the the kid for over a year now. So welcome to the Trey Lance wagon!

I will be delving into all the Trey Lance stuff when I get home from work.

Yes.