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  1. UDFA is one way to pick the team you want to go to I guess.
  2. Yea was figuring we'd take a depth RB from the 4th onwards. Rico on a 1-year deal, Blackshear on a 1-year deal. Brooks is injured. Long term cheap depth from the draft
  3. BPA would definitely be a per-team affair, it's not just best talent/best athlete/best stats player. I'd probably argue they score it using something like... Talent rating x team fit rating x positional importance (not need) x character rating something along those lines.. Obviously each team would evaluate those things to what they believe their scouts/sources/coaches to perceive. If your scheme values a tight end higher, you would have a higher positional importance on the tight end to a team that doesn't really use the tight end much, etc. the other thing to consider during the draft is the talent level is not based on the rounds they're picked in, but their own self evaluated tiers and drop off points. I.e. DJ Johnson, they most definitely reached. The reason being, it's possible they evaluated and thought the drop off to the next prospect on their board was probably too much and as we know, Edge is positionally important. BPA is a general rule of thumb during the draft when drafting for value, but other things can influence that year to year.
  4. I think if you're a dominant running the ball team, you need a #1 WR or another threat on offense. That's to stop defenses from keying in and keep them unbalanced. It really comes down to the amount of quality ways you are able to get the ball to people who can move the chains, or better yet, become "playmakers".
  5. His footwork in the pocket has improved, he's using his eyes more down field to move defenders and he's challenging defenses more with his legs so dlineman can't put their hands up and lose leverage as much anymore. I feel like he was afraid or coached not to run last year or schematically put in back positions where he didnt have flexibility in the pocket (majority of snaps in shotgun, bad run schemes)
  6. I've heard Canales mention that he wants a defense that can get Turnovers and be aggressive. Evero's defense is not that by design. It's a bend don't break that limits yardage but as we've seen this year and even last year, doesn't necessarily mean we're a good scoring defense. I want a more aggressive defense that teams fear. Our best defenses were FEARED. Aint nobody fearing an Evero defense If Evero does end up leaving, I imagine that's the type of D Coord we'd get.
  7. the draft is both predictable and unpredictable. a lot can change from now until april. undisclosed injuries discovered, measurables not living up, deeper tape study on these prospects. Every year some guys move up the ladder and go down. so anything is possible!
  8. He was awful, but at the same time based on what ive seen and his mentality, he looks like he's gonna learn from this. Seems like he's also trying a lot of stuff while we don't really have the roster to compete for playoffs.
  9. we've been the raiders all season. in fact the raiders were us.
  10. Charles Harris jogging. This guy has not impressed in any way, shape, or form. Dude is coasting.
  11. don't watch this game if you want to see any good tackling.. by either team
  12. I mean we're not a good team but at least the offense is watchable. Looking forward to seeing some of the young guys get coached up throughout the season. This team is not a 1 season fix. But at least we're looking more competitive than week 1.
  13. Burrow out here playing madden on the easiest difficulty tricking the AI to go in circles.
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