Davidson Deac II

In fairness, we never know if someone is really a difference maker until after they are drafted. Any predictions on how these guys will perform is just a guess. Of course, its also true that saying we will get a better player with the 4th pick as opposed to the the 7th pick is also just a guess.

I am just hoping Coker comes back this week and we can get Sanders (the TE) involved in the offense again.

The Lions have the best record in the NFC. But you can probably insert the Chiefs, Rams, Patriots etc.. Chiefs had Tyreek Hill (fifth round pick) and the Rams had Kupp (3rd round pick), so neither of them spent high draft picks to get elite WR's. The chiefs spent a first to get worthy, but he is certainly not elite as yet. St Brown was a 4th round pick. So I am not sure he is a good argument to spend a top 10 pick on a wr.

Do we want those type of talents? Seems to be they put up great numbers, but don't help their teams win Championships especially after 3-4 seasons when you have to pay them big money. Linemen and Defensive front 7 picks are more boring, but they tend to be better at winning championships. Just look at the Lions. Their first pick in the last 4 drafts db, rb, ol, and de. And they have the best record in the NFC. I think fan bases are overly obsessed with getting superstar wide receivers, even though there is not much evidence that having those superstar receivers actually leads to championships.

Well maybe, but I want to see the Cowboys throw a lot. Cooper Rush is terrible.

I don't remember ever seeing anything like that in a game. Blocked punt, touched, then recovered by the kicking team.

Cowboys and Bengals got lucky. Bengals fumble, and a Cowgals facemask.

I was working for a little bit tonight, on a call. While waiting, I checked the headlines for this game. All I saw was Burrow torching Cowboys. I thought that Bengals would have at least 30 if they were torching the Cowgals. When I turned on the game, its 17-17 in the middle of the third. They have a different definition of torching than I do.

Agreed and it's probably a smart move.

Well, they are making him do a Cowboys Bengals game, so whatever helps him get thru it.

He needs to be a running threat because his passing was pretty bad. That was one of the worst looking interceptions I have ever seen. Not a single Georgia player within ten yards of the pass. Of course neither qb or or for that matter, either offense set the world on fire.

They played like crap offensively for three qtrs, then got around 140 yards passing and rushing combined in the 4th qtr.

I am on the Boise State bandwagon.

Seeing all the bama fans whining today is almost as fun as seeing the Saints whine after the playoff PI call, or lackthereof. But Bama and the Sec played a major role in creating the current situation, so they deserve it. Maybe its not a good idea cram so many of the top programs into a couple of conferences.

Wow, the Chiefs have a horseshoe up their arse this year. Short fg for the win, hits the upright, still goes thru.

Chiefs need to go for the first down. Even with no timeouts, Chargers can easily get in position for a fg with a minute left.

Well, Brady did go to the Matt Rhule school of offense.

Baffling decision by the Bills there. Run it then call the timeout. Just significantly reduced your chance of winning.

Well, unless something crazy happens, that should do it for Buffalo. The Chiefs have the inside track to home field advantage.

Not much defense in this game.

Any given Sunday.

And has never worked.

That wasn't a catch. Leggett has got to improve in that regard next year.

I hate throwing it deep on third and long in that situation. On second, yeah, but on third no. Thielen bails us out though.

It actually doesn't bother me that he got tackled in bounds. If we score, we need to do with very little time left.