Funny.

All I heard all offseason was "you don't take projects in the top ten, you take players that can help you win games right away"

The excuses are already rolling in because that's what we are used to.

It's just sad that we took a project right tackle with the first overall pick in the whole draft.

"Every bad player might actually be good because other good players were bad at one point."

- Homers, Est. 1960

As opposed to who? Milliner? Because you don't take a corner either. And you definitely don't take a third round quarterback.

That's not in reference to Fisher. I watched the same game you did and won't argue that he wasn't destroyed. You've seen nothing from Fisher yet that give you the slightest inclination as to what type of player he will be. none.

If we were dead set on upgrading the line, then trade back (taking a second if that all that's offered) and take whoever if left out of Fisher, Johnson, Joeckel, Cooper, Aarmack.

Impact players?

Ansah, Austin, Mingo, Patterson, Richardson, Jordan, etc.

Staying out at 1 and taking a project right tackle was just flat out stupid.

I don't want to hear the bullshit excuses.

It was a waste of resources.

Sitting here trying to think of who was available in this draft that anybody would trade into the first spot for.

It's also funny that Jacksonville did the exact same thing as the Chiefs. You are overreacting big time.

What's done is done no excuses made I didn't make the pick but the picks in man RT @ 1.1 . But like the pick or not calling it a bust after 2 preseason games is dumb.

I guess.

He better straighten up and start shitting me tiffany cufflinks soon, though, or he's going to be a GIF'D UP legend.

Where are you getting that he's a project right tackle?

He was the best left tackle prospect in the draft, the mistake if you want to argue that there was one, was not moving Albert if your gonna take fisher.


Now, the guy is hurt and learning a new position.

And if you want to scream trade back, that's fine, but if you want to argue that some of those guys are such impact players, why was there no one knocking down the door to trade up for one?

Our 4th corner?

How about our third corner?

In case you haven't noticed, every single team in the NFL runs 3 and 4 wide sets all game long.

A third corner is a borderline starter and if Flowers or Smith go down, we are in huge trouble on the back end.

No big deal though, right?

It's only preseason.

Then who were we supposed to take, oh wise one? The project scrub QB that 32 teams passed over, some who passed twice?

Oh I think he'll give you plenty of material for a long time.

I'm talking about brown.

Tell me then, who is the giants third corner? The Seahawks have the best secondary in the league, who's their 3 cb?


If you're banking on winning or losing in your 3rd corner, we've got bigger problems than that.

If he's not, we're in a world of shit.

That's right, they're all project.