He was originally an edge when he came to UGA… they had too much talent at that position so they put him in at ILB and he killed anyway. He has edge talent also
I would stay put and take Jihaad Campbell. Was an edge rusher on a team loaded with edges and they said "let's get him on the field he's too good" and put him in at off-ball LB. Seems pretty no-brainer in this draft, unless we trade back. Only trade back if somone is drunk on Jeanty or Shadeur and offers too much.
In last 25 years I’d say the 2001 Panthers were 1-15 & went to Super Bowl 38 in 2003.
Drafted Dan Morgan, Kris Jenkins and Steve Smith in ‘01…already had Moose, Minter and Rucker. ‘02 drafted Peppers Deshaun Foster. Picked up Stephen Davis Ricky Proehl and Jake Delhomme in the following ‘03 offseason while drafting Jordan Gross & Ricky Manning Jr. John Fox was a solid coaching hire for the era prior to defensive rule changes.
Saying I’ve seen it happen, also acknowledging how much has to go right for that to occur. Highly unlikely scenario but possible.
No idea if it’s been mentioned by anyone, but I’ll be interested to see how the offense looks against not only 1st team defenders but post-first-10-scripted-plays. How will Canales perform when adjustments are necessary? I’m cautiously optimistic
Integrate LLMs with sensors providing feedback to an objective rule-based system and the NFL would IMMEDIATELY become less storyline driven . Lmao it is trash how this hasn’t been thought of, unless it has but hasn’t been implemented. And if it has been thought of and not implemented, what is the motive? I dislike black boxes of any kind, and love leveraging any and all tech that eliminates/disintermediates them.
Literally the only reason. It isn’t even expensive these days. It is more costly to the integrity of the game than it is costly to integrate the technology. That is, unless, it has more to do with betting lines, ticket revenue etc tied to narratives around popular and big market teams