Agent Blue

has there been any good LT with 32 inch arms?

2 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

I’m not firing Brady becauee teddy bridgewater and Sam darnold don’t work out. His scheme is great it’s just a talent issue at QB. This same scheme produced 4 1k yards from scrimmage weapons with teddy bridgewater 

you misread my post.

i said if sam doesn't work out brady gets 1 more shot with a 1st round rookie we would take after next season.

if he fails to turn that rookie into something good, he is likely going to be let go.

that would be 0-3 for Brady.

Brady came in with the rep of a offensive guru who could take average guys (Burrow) and make them good.

Just now, TheRumGone said:

Lol what

what confuses you?

Last year the Brady aura took a hit. He failed to turn Teddy into a good QB.

He needs to fix Darnald or it's going to be 0-2 for Brady.

Only one more shot after that before he get's replaced.

If he manages to turn Darnald into a stud, he will get some HC calls.

Please santa. I've been a good boy this year.

30 minutes ago, CRA said:

Horn is more Trey Lance.  Surtain is more Mac Jones.   That’s my overall point.   

Horn has the ceiling and talent.  But he wasn’t very consistent and his game needs a lot more work vs the other two DBs.    

wasnt consistent? he had the lowest qb completion % of the top CBs last year

seems he still has room for growth.

i am taking him at the top of the 4th no question with that kind of athleticism.

I want another OT. Either Forysthe or Doyle.

Then I want one IOL. Smith or Moore (good lawd Brown is unathletic AF)

Then maybe either a FS, LB or C.

tommy doyle seems enticing.

Why is his RAS sheet saying 33 inch arms and every hit on google search saying 32 inch arms?!?!?

4 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

Two things he has to be coached up on, his feet and nastiness. His kick-step is sloppy and undisciplined.  He seems too content on doing just enough to win the rep instead of beating his man handily.

his feet are fine.

his problem is hands and anchoring quicker.

8 minutes ago, Pup McBarky said:

3 minutes ago, Pup McBarky said:

Same arm length as Penei Sewell and 1/4 of an inch longer than Rashawn Slater. 

No. Both Sewell and Slater have 33 inch arms.

Christensen has 32 inch arms.

33 in arms are a negative.

So you can only imagine what 32 in arms are.

34 in arms is considered the starting point people want for an OT.

The longer the better.

48 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

im not quite sure why this guy was still there

he has very short arms and see what i wrote above.

can also mention competition faced at byu.

I am perplexed by Christensen.

Supposedly has an insane pass blocking grade. All American. Super athletic and strong.

But when I watch him, he seems to get pushed back quite a lot. Not pushed back all the way into the QB, but def back.

I would like to see him set his anchor a bit better and keep more distance between him and the QB.

Also, he seems more of a finesse OT. Doesn't seem as violent and always looking for work as say Jenkins. 

I am confused, but hopeful. We really need him to work out as a LT or at the very least a LG.

cant belive cox didn't go in the 3rd. one of it not the best coverage LBs in the draft

give me stone forsythe and a G/C and im all good for the draft

Just now, Proudiddy said:

Great value.  But, did we trade back up to take him?  ESPN radio said we traded with the Eagles to get ot his pick?

gave up one of our 4 6r picks

ah i thought he was 33in arm.

he is 32. yea that is very short.

didn't bother him in college.

we will see

where are you ppl getting he isn't athletic?

dude has an elite RAS score

only legit knocks on him is shorter arms than you would like and not as heavy as you would like

11 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

Brady Christianson T  YES 32" arms.  Damn.  Can he loosen his belt without bending over?

same length as sewell and slater

edit, they are 33

1 minute ago, Cam2Ligit2Quit said:

That was a reach. For a tackle 

a super athletic OT with the highest pass blocking grade in round 3? yea ok lol

Christensen broke PFF record for pass blocking grade.

Dude is a student of the game

2 minutes ago, PantherOnTheProwl1523 said:

We need players that can hit the field right away and can make an impact not just serviceable players.

no team hits most of their day 3 picks.

you are doing good to find some quality on day 3.

day 1 and 2 are where you expect players to start or aleast be a good rotation/depth guy

Just now, Krovvy said:

So if they don't it's not an A+ for you? So you're drawing the line at third round talent?

yea, you gotta hit on day 1 and 2.

day 3 you just need to fine a few serviceable players.