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But I could see them giving up a day 2 pick to move up into the early 20s. |
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He'd have to use his first step to keep OL from getting directly into his body at the snap. With his quickness I think he could. But again, I think the guy just might be a stand-up OLB in a perfect world. |
Clowney makes more sense than Ingram anyway.
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I think Sanders and Diontae Johnson (with better hands) are perfect comparisons for him, and that would be damn good at the end of the 1st. I’d prefer Burks or Pickens, but Dotson would be a really solid pick. |
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Emmanuel Sanders had a 1000 yard season with Siemien and Lynch throwing him the ball Gimme |
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And I have no doubt that he can play on the outside. He definitely showed that he can do that. |
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we built the OL from the inside out
Why not do this with the DL? |
Ok, I'm in on Woolen.
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That's just me though, and i'm not saying he can't have a nice career. I guess i'm an "elite physical traits" guy and i don't see that in Dotson. I've never been high on guys like Amari Cooper etc either. Meanwhile, George Pickens, Christian Watson etc....those kinda guys i find highly intriguing as they have the physical tools to be electric on the perimeter. |
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They say he struggled at times with a hard press corners because he is a bit undersized. He'd be lethal as a slot option on deep and intermediate routes. He kind of reminds me of a Keenan Allen except Dotson is faster and Allen is more quick than fast. I think he's more suited on the inside and we need an outside threat. |
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And we already have 3 slot receivers on the roster in Schuster, Hardman and MVS. At some point this team needs to real outside threat. 5'-11" 180lbs is just another guy who's going to get bodied by real NFL corners. |
People are just ****ing whack. You want higher upside than a damn good player in his prime like Sanders, yet you scoff at the the high upside guys with risk like Watson.
Let's be honest, what you really want is a guy like Garrett Wilson at 30. High ceiling, high floor, clean prospect. I'm sure there are 30 guys like that in this class. Just dumb. It must be the oversaturation of draft content that's given people such dumb expectations. Hitting on one of our two firsts, and having him on the team in 3-4 years playing at a good level, would be a success. We aren't getting Calvin Johnson and Aaron Donald at 29 and 30. |
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Pfft debating which WR to take is pointless, Mahomes will make him look like a god book it. (Side eye Hardman)
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All I'm saying is it's hard to suck at corner in Spags system when you've shown Woolen's ability. He's a former WR so he has ball skills, instincts. On top of that he's generally going to be the fastest guy on the field. He's a very, very, rare athlete. You just don't see it. |
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I've spent more time watching him than any other player. I must've watched his "every target" videos at least twice now for both 2019 and 2020. My main concern with him: I thought in his Freshman year campaign he lost too many 50/50 balls. When the catches became contested, he didn't win nearly as often as you'd like. In 2020, you could see improvements on that. He was winning more of those 50/50 balls than in his freshman year. He looks like he added some weight too, so that my have been part of it. He had a couple minor mental drops. Not a big deal. There were a pair of INT's that could've been avoided if Pickens positioned himself/played the ball better. Watching him vs LSU's Stingley Jr. was real fun, but as you mentioned, Pickens struggled a bit when Stingley got physical. But Pickens won his share too, which was nice to see. Ultimately i feel that with Pickens, even when he loses on those 50/50 balls, you can see the raw talent and athleticism is there. It just oozes off the screen to where some of those losses really could've been wins thanks to his pure size and catch radius. And he moves so damn well.... |
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I would now like a strong D and running game to go along |
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But give me the rare athlete freaks over the seasoned technician any day of the week. Just my preference. |
Pulled this from the draft forum:
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Career drop rates<br><br>George Pickens: 2.1%<br>Skyy Moore: 3.3%<br><br>Chris Olave: 4.7%<br>Jahan Dotson: 5.1%<br>Drake London: 5.7<br><br>Alec Pierce: 6.4%<br>Garrett Wilson: 6.8%<br>Justyn Ross: 7.1%<br>Treylon Burks: 7.4%<br>Jameson Williams: 7.7%<br>Jalen Tolbert: 8.4%<br><br>Christian Watson: 12.7% <a href="https://t.co/QH1qlhHq2L">pic.twitter.com/QH1qlhHq2L</a></p>— Ben Linsey (@PFF_Linsey) <a href="https://twitter.com/PFF_Linsey/status/1512079564431761412?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 7, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="und" dir="ltr"><a href="https://t.co/sRgRZZR4fE">pic.twitter.com/sRgRZZR4fE</a></p>— Lexi (@lexiosborne) <a href="https://twitter.com/lexiosborne/status/1513998540552425477?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 12, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Lol all that bitching about Hardman not working out with Pat was always silly.
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I think Hardman has a career year. New look offense is gonna have teams on their heels out of the gate.
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I'd want Watson if Veach chose him. I know that's lazy but I would be very excited if Veach saw things in him.
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I'm not saying he'll go top ten but that is the definition of smoke. |
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There is absolutely no ****ing chance that Dotson goes top 15 let alone top 10. Not a single reliable person has said this. That “smoke” is really a fart. |
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Weird to see a guy with Woolen's physical traits have a day three grade his NFL draft profile. Above average back up they say. Interesting, but if I were to reach on a pick it'd be a freak like him.
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Wait, I just watched that segment on YT and they literally showed 1 quote /tweet from MICAH PARSONS saying that “Jahan Dotson will be a top 10 pick”.
His former teammate saying he’s going top 10 is not ****ing “smoke”. LMAO https://youtu.be/GtljsoOyZ_I Holy shit you’re clueless :facepalm: |
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So I guess everything is just done until the draft?
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hello sirs
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Kinda of like Kareem was a marginal player in this offense compared to CEH/sarcasm |
Hi SR!
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Steven Nelson signed 1 year with the Texans.
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Is Drob still out there? Is this going to be a deal where if we dont get our guy in the draft they call up Demarcus? |
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Sutton and the Chiefs made Steven Nelson a very wealthy man. And all he ever did was shit on them for it. **** that guy with a cactus. $25 million in career earnings for the sort of player who usually has the same career as a guy like Asa Jackson and then is done by 27. Made possible by the organization and DC that gambled on him but never asked him to do too much that might expose his weaknesses. And he just does nothing but bitch about it. |
Can someone please steer me towards the threads where Staylor doesn't post I want to enjoy Chiefs discussions
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Do better pussy. |
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BE better. Everything that sucks about you is behavior based. It’s all a choice, and you simply choose every day to be as acidic and miserable and shitty as you can to anyone who dare cross your computer screen. It isn’t impressive. There’s no battle to be won here. It’s just annoying and small. |
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Pussies unite! |
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Triggered thread
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(Yes yes I know I'm a pussy too)
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They’re insufferable pussies. You’re a nice easy going pussy. |
He's more of a simp. Always trying to give draft capital away for the sexy new thing.
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