Silver_Harvest

Assuming Bears win out. Best advantageous is Dallas Wins, Browns win, Lions Win, Jets Win, Chiefs Win. Rest negligible.

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You can be a star stat machine in college and never be given a true shot in the NFL. Kellen Moore is a prime example, for BSU he is numbers wise top 10 to ever play in the NCAA but went to Lions as an UDFA. He has an amazing football mind but is not truly physically gifted to make the jump to the NFL. The reason why he stuck around for so long was as a backup he essentially was a player coach. Then immediately after his one shot and tearing his ACL in DAL, he became the coach we know now.

Another prime example of how stats aren't everything, Calvin Johnson a top tier WR. Went to the triple option school of GT. Wasn't ever seen as a great WR due to limited stat pool and looks. Then look at what he did for DET as well.

Do like how Cole has been developing. Contract is already proving worth it, seeing top TEs age like Wine will be nice to see year over year growth.

Hard to push the ball down the field, when you have a coach calling nothing but screens. Flores isn't dumb, he went fine we'll rush 7-8, beat us with it then. Whenever they tried to push down the field it was in obvious downs and WRs were always covered. Meanwhile you have a running game that was averaging 4 a carry stopped calling it for a screen.

RoJo averaged 5 that drive.... Let's call a screen at 3rd and 2....

My best friend's sister's boyfriend's brother's girlfriend heard from this guy who knows this kid who's going with the girl who saw Jim say it at 31 Flavors last night. I guess it's pretty serious.

What many fail to understand. 80% of all drafted players are considered busts or misses. With the average career in the NFL is 4 years, most never get a 2nd contract. That is more of an indicator than anything else.

KTO also has done some great videos of positional odds too.

Where 1st is general immediate impacts. 2nd, backups to eventual starters. 3rd depth with chance of start. 4th - 7th hands in air. Can be good, can also be situation never make it out of final cuts.

I personally want there to be two selections and it is consistent across the league. If you choose turf it is this 1 company and 1 config, if grass 1 blend of seed. That way it can create more of a consistent test criteria of variables.

Then in say 5 years if turf is main culprit. Everyone gets grass.

Not till end of next year.

Yannick Ngakoue Yes if a depth contract

Justin Jones - No

Lucas Patrick - No

Dan Feeney - Yes he is good depth piece and fill

Cairo Santos - Absolutely, never give up a good kicker

Robert Tonyan Jr. - Ok if gone, if retain for depth fine

Rasheem Green - No

Marcedes Lewis - Why not

D'Onta Foreman -Yes

Jaylon Johnson -Yes

EQ St. Brown -Yes

Dylan Cole - No

Trent Taylor - No

Darnell Mooney - Yes, at a 3rd WR price

Depth is the largest weakness on the team. Whenever 1 person went down it became a weakness.