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rippadonn Grand Master

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43 minutes ago, thecolorBlue said:

This is exactly why drafting a RB in the top 10 and paying huge money to RB's is a dumbass decision. Drafting CMC at 8 then making him the highest paid RB were dumbass moves.

Chuba is a 4th round pick and is good. Kamara, good, third round pick. Good RB's .. elite RB's can be regularly had in rounds 3 and 4 and even later.

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4 hours ago, 45catfan said:

Robby appears to be open inside the hash; the DB bailed and was respecting his speed while protecting the sideline.  What you can't see is where that safety on that side of the field is until the ball is already in the air.  If anything, if the pass went to Robby (and he held onto the ball) it would have moved the sticks, but it's not like there was a TD pass to be had.

Also 5 Giants defenders in on that play.  That shouldn't happen unless two receivers end up in the same location and that's not by design.

Would Robby have made the 2 yard line? Because that's where the 1st down marker was.

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56 minutes ago, thecolorBlue said:

This is exactly why drafting a RB in the top 10 and paying huge money to RB's is a dumbass decision. Drafting CMC at 8 then making him the highest paid RB were dumbass moves.

Chuba is a 4th round pick and is good. Kamara, good, third round pick. Good RB's .. elite RB's can be regularly had in rounds 3 and 4 and even later.

Not so quick here is the top RB in yard so far this year Henry rd 2,Taylor rd 2, Mixon rd 2 , Chubb rd 2 , Elliott rd 1, Robinson free agent, Damien Harris rd 3, Henderson rd 3 , Fournett rd 1 , Gibson rd 3, Jones rd 5, Edmonds rd 4 , Harris rd 1, Karma rd 3, Cook rd 2 so mostly in rounds 1 or 2 and if CMC , Barkley, Jacobs we’re not hurt they would be in the top 15 and all were first round picks . So why trade away all our draft picks for a QB by your logic the best QB ever was a 6th round and we can pick them big guys with the first round picks

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1 hour ago, rippadonn said:

My view of it all was they sooooo much wanted to move on from Cam they did everything they could (+++carries etc.) to make this CMCs team instead.

All good and fine but you don't replace a star QB with a star RB. It doesn't work that way. Duh.

You don't pay a RB WR money either.

Then the Saints , Vikings , Cowboys ,Titans shouldn”t have paid their RB either which includes Kamara who signed a 75,000,000 million for 5 years . They all are right their with pay the same as CMC

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Just now, TDGone said:

Then the Saints , Vikings , Cowboys ,Titans shouldn”t have paid their RB either which includes Kamara who signed a 75,000,000 million for 5 years . They all are right their with pay the same as CMC

Kamara probably just won the game on 3rd and 10.

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1 minute ago, Catsfan69 said:

Kamara probably just won the game on 3rd and 10.

Kamara is great and worth every dollar they pay him but if we didn’t pick CMC that year the Saints were going to with their pick and imagine CMC behind that o line with a play caller like Payton

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10 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

How could you watch this game and conclude that a top tier RB is worth it?  I'm watching a 10-10 game between two teams that desperately need better QB play.

The QB us the most important position on the team nobody is debating that . But Derrick Henry just might go old school and take a team to the Super Bowl on his back.You also can’t just get a back off the scrap pile and expect to dominate they either picked in the 1st or 2nd round. We just made a mistake picking a RB high in the draft and not building a O line around him and Cam. We should have went O line instead of Brown and Burns . The top teams in the NFL this year all put more emphasis on Offense instead of Defense

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