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It would be wild but honestly getting paired up with a now healthy Kyler Murray is far from the worst situation he could hope to be in. Would be rough having Michael Wilson and Dortch to try and take pressure off him though. That being said I hope he went to AZ's 30 visit drunk. lol

100m vs 3m

Well it's Amazon and not Netflix so I would guess it'll be coming back

The difference is...VJax was actually a big, hugely physical jump-ball receiver. Wilson is...a tall guy who is very soft and extremely easy to disrupt. They're not the same at all. Fair enough. But i'm busy on a crusade against extremely poorly labeled charts like this. It doesn't even identify what the x-axis is. It could be miles per target for all i ****in' know. 😆 It's also just...kind of a weird metric that is very scheme and situation dependent. Was my bigger problem with it potentially.

The thing is...tape of Nix at Auburn does still exist. And having watched him there, it's still part of the evaluation. Personally, i don't see it as negatively as a lot of people seem to...but it was so abundantly clear that he was in way over his head at that point. I actually kind of liked his potential at that point, as someone who could develop into a Baker Mayfield type player. A decade later, he still might. But i think it's weird the way a lot of Bo Nix fans act like we're supposed to just shelf the Auburn tape. Like...you want to see what Bo Nix looks like in a different offense? Throw on the Auburn tape. You want to see how Bo Nix reacts to major adversity and being throw into a situation where he's drowning a bit? Throw on the Auburn tape. When he gets tossed into the NFL as a Rookie QB...he's going to be in over his head again, and we've got tape of how that goes. It's...inconsistent at best and has him completely spinning down the drain at worst. Yes, i'm sure he's learned a lot and grown and developed more poise since then...but it still says something about the prospect, when you have tape to directly observe exactly how they come unraveled when things aren't great. That's not something that tends to change a lot. That's where...it's great that he found a system in Oregon that perfectly fit his skillset, surrounded by a ton of talent, great protection, top tier receiving talent, and a scheme that prioritized getting the ball out extra quick and at or around the LOS. But we also have tape of him in a different system and a much less "ideal" situation, and it's up at down if we're generous. That's where he's completely different than the JJ McCarthy "known unknowns". I mean...cool that he's moving alright and his rehab seems to be going well. But he's still short, and that clip really emphasizes that he has a low release point on top of that. Which is just compounding the problem. I do think he'll be drafted late, but he's a sort of "shot in the dark" who maybe becomes a backup if he can stay healthy sort of thing.

I bet they bring him back in Chicago just to get the same exact reaction. I don't think anyone that watches AEW exclusively is unaware of who and what CM Punk is so I hope they are literally using him to get heat for their guys. A lot of people might think that's stupid but only time will tell.

Dinwiddie would have been great back here. I hope they can get him again in the offseason and I really want DFS back. But getting PJ Washington and Gafford at the trade deadline was GREAT!

It says per attempt, so I guess it’s that 😜

Yes he did and while I’m not a huge fan of field storming, there was no need for that. It was obscene and a terrible look.

Yeah. This pretty much sums things up for me too, on the Corley = Deebo thing. I just don't see it. I think there are some similarities in how you'll want to use them as a Pro...but Deebo is, and was such a natural receiver. Corley...it's more work for him and he doesn't seem to have those same instincts for leverage and space. Which is fine. But i think it's more limiting in what you can actually ask Corley to do. With Deebo...they ask him to do absolutely everything under the sun at times, and he's good at all of it. For me, i said it in the "pound for pound" thread i think, but Ainias Smith is the closest thing to Deebo i see in this draft. Just...a lot smaller. But i adore him as a prospect (as probably noted above). He's just such a natural receiver. Terrific hands, stupid change of direction ability and can just absolutely explode out of cuts and actually accelerate somehow, great instinctive understanding of space and angles, and he's got that same "RB in space" mentality that makes Deebo so dangerous. He's just...not nearly as big, which isn't ideal. But whatever. I take that stuff over Corley being built like a RB. Both guys are going to be really sensitive to "landing spot" though. They're both going to need an OC who really understands how to use unique "weapons"...like Shanny.