Marquis Haynes can be our Yannick Ngakoue (or Robert Mathis-lite)

[carpanfan96]

2 minutes ago, XClown1986 said:

Nice grammar. You have no facts. What do you know about Marquis Haynes? Nothing. Or is every undersized DE the same guy to you, which would explain your neanderthal-like attitude towards every conversation? 

Replace the pine cone you used with an actual tampon, and try to actually have a rational, thought out conversation with theoretical comparisons based on talent and production instead of lazy analogies that have been long worn out just because "it was a Hurney pick."

That's not going to happen here because Hurney drafted him. If Gettleman had drafted him these same people would be praising the pick and comparing him to Mathis.....but since he didnt they wont fo anything but say he sucks like every pick hurney made. 

[XClown1986]

1 minute ago, Snake said:

You ride this to work don't you? 

 

I get it now. You are an intellectually-deficient toddler. Now that I know my audience, I'll let you get back to your legos before nap time.

[JawnyBlaze]

Whew what Marquis Haynes did to Alex Cappa on a pass rush rep. Marquis Haynes moves up the list of 'watch soon'

— Jeff Cavanaugh (@JC1053) January 24, 2018

 

Bucs drafted that cappa guy :D

[The Huddler]

24 minutes ago, Snake said:

E. Brown says hi. Please don't get your hopes up. 

whats the point of being a fan then? if its going to help us be distracted by how sucky real life is, might as well be optimistic. I cant even imagine the misery some of these posters are in when they are totally consumed by something they cant control and yet they are entirely pessimistic. not saying that is you, but it exists on this board. its sad really

[Rags]

14 minutes ago, SetfreexX said:

Haynes & Brown won't be implemented the same way, Brown was supposed to ''replace'' Peppers. Haynes is until further notice ''striclty'' a situational rusher, with the ability to drop. 

If he's only put in situations that accentuate his skill set as a pass rusher (with multiple moves per scouts outside the org, and confirmed by RR) then he could have a relatively productive rookie season. 

Three to seven sacks is not something I'd scoff at as a rotational player, the NFL is trending more ''under-szied'' speed rushers and we've seen several examples of recent success, so it'll be on the staff to maximize his potential. And with a DL guy as the DC, I think we're in good shape to do that. 

Lol tbh I don't think Rumham or Snake actually REMEMBER Everette Brown.

Wasn't that the guy was bad, just not an every down DE.

Nevermind the fact that we took Hayes in the 4th and that we traded a future first for Brown THEY BOTH SUCK HURNEY SUCKS FIRE HURNEY

[run-run-pass-punt]

Yeah, I think this kid has the potential to be electric. You can't block what you can't touch. (hyperbole of course, but the point remains)

Sometimes athleticism is on another level and can really offset other limitations - in any sport.

I think used properly, in obvious passing situations, he'll wreak havoc as early as this year, given opportunity.

[Rags]

On the subject of Haynes, 2-4 Sacks this season is what I can see for him. Which I don't think any of us would complain about 

[Snake]

1 minute ago, XClown1986 said:

I get it now. You are an intellectually-deficient toddler. Now that I know my audience, I'll let you get back to your legos before nap time.

Says the person who thinks a 230 lb DE is going to be the next Robert Mathis. I bet you wanted to give Ryan Delaire that one more chance huh?

[XClown1986]

4 minutes ago, run-run-pass-punt said:

Yeah, I think this kid has the potential to be electric. You can't block what you can't touch. (hyperbole of course, but the point remains)

Sometimes athleticism is on another level and can really offset other limitations - in any sport.

I think used properly, in obvious passing situations, he'll wreak havoc as early as this year, given opportunity.

And I think that is key. Haynes can be put in a situation to succeed right away if they implement his skills the right way. He should be a designated 3rd down rusher that can also be a decoy to drop into coverage (he has the skills to do so). He can be an effective 4th DE and zone rusher immediately, and possibly more dependent upon his determination and development. The athletic ability is definitely not in question.

[XClown1986]

2 minutes ago, Snake said:

Says the person who thinks a 230 lb DE is going to be the next Robert Mathis. I bet you wanted to give Ryan Delaire that one more chance huh?

Your reading comprehension is appalling. Start with Dr. Suess, work your way forward, then try to have a conversation with me down the road.

[Rags]

6 minutes ago, Snake said:

Says the person who thinks a 230 lb DE is going to be the next Robert Mathis. I bet you wanted to give Ryan Delaire that one more chance huh?

Did you know: players can be used like how a team used another player, but not have the same carrer success as said player.

[The Huddler]

Heres an idea

 

not every player pans out. just because one guy of a similar build doesnt pan out, doesnt mean every guy will flop

 

if we arent trying new things and and trying to comb through and bring in guys with potential, then we are wasting our time. throwing poo against the wall to see what sticks is the typical mentality of mid-late round guys. 

[imminent rogaine]

1 hour ago, Snake said:

Hurney almost every other year drafts undersized DEs that are going to set the NFL on fire. 

Eric Norwood

[CPF4LIFE]

We desperately lack a young pure speed rusher, if thats what this guy can bring in situations i will take it.