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Getting a wideout is useless when the quarterback is still the same old choking Philbilly, tbh.... our defense also needs to be addressed ASAP, it's been a total dumpster fire most games this year, tbh....
^ Or you can take the Carolina route and get some D lineman or DB's and build a solid D.
Getting a wideout is useless when the quarterback is still the same old choking Philbilly, tbh.... our defense also needs to be addressed ASAP, it's been a total dumpster fire most games this year, tbh....
I was expecting the Chargers to pick up ole' man Reed. But I think Phil is good. He threw an INT today, but really.... you need more weapons outside of Gates to take him to the next level.
Watt + Clowney
Nah we don't need another WR right now, got some pretty decent ones in Allen, Brown and Royal + Floyd and Alexander when they come back. We need a stud CB desperately and pass rusher, and maybe a guard. Watch out everyone, we're making a move for that #1 pick.
that at is what I am hoping for in the draft.Watt + Clowney
1. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-9): @ Hou, @ Cle, Hou, Buff, Tenn, @ Ind we'll it up and draft teddy(3-13)
2. Houston Texans (2-8): JAX, NE, @ JAX, @ Ind, Den, @ Tenn definite tank job reinserting the pick6 burger (4-12)
3. Minnesota Vikings (2-8): @ GB, Chi, @ Bal, Phi, @ Cin, Det idek why they try they have one winnable game left (3-13)
4. Atlanta Falcons (2-8): @ NO, @ Buf, @ GB, Was, @ SF, Car the dark horse candidate is likely to be picking first, man they suck (2-12)
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-8): @ Det, @ Car, Buf, SF, @ Stl, @ NO glennon is that , was doug martin severely overrated? jags will give you a cond 7th tbh (5-11)
welcome stl via rgtwee (3-7)
1. Houston Texans (2-10)
2. St. Louis Rams — via Washington Redskins (3-9; current SOS: .521)
3. Jacksonville Jaguars (3-9; current SOS: .538)
4. Atlanta Falcons (3-9; current SOS: .560)
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-9; current SOS: .592)
6. Minnesota Vikings (3-8-1)
7. Oakland Raiders (4-8; current SOS: .479)
8. Cleveland Browns (4-8; current SOS: .493)
9. Buffalo Bills (4-8; current SOS: .545)
10. New York Jets (5-7; current SOS: .497)
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Please, for the love of Christ don't let the texans this up and draft the next Ryan Leaf!!!!!!!!!!!
actually that would be great, please draft teddy "alex smith 2.0" bridgewater
It's amazing how the Bills are in the 6-12 range EVERY YEAR...they can't even tank right--they're stuck in this 5-11/6-10 parallel universe
I don't know why people are dying to get the number one pick in this draft there's no clear cut number one pick. Clowney could be but he has been coasting most of the year which would me not that excited about him
Derek Carr bro, The second coming of Aaron Rodgers!
Or, the second coming of David!
jags should go for mar iota
Skins are losing out so the rams got that
God help the team that drafts Mariota or Bridgewater...NFL abortions waiting to happen.
Mettenburger is my sleeper QB although he is raw.
First pick is a crapshoot right now. Clowney has been quiet all season and no QB is a great nfl prospect like a Bradford or luck
bradford was a great prospect?!?!
Relatively, yes. He was the #1 pick (and unlike a Jamaracus, he was touted for a couple years). I think Big 12 QB's are NFL fool's gold, but his #'s before getting hurt this year shocked me when I saw them the other day. Dude's just frail and probably won't hold up, but he's decent when healthy.bradford was a great prospect?!?!
those were my concerns when he came out, he produced in a pass happy system, was it a spread offense? i thought stafford was a better prospect than him. i would call him a good prospect though, not great. luck and peyton were great prospects.
Maybe I shouldn't have used 'great' but he was a good prospect coming out. He got drafted first overall even though he hurt his throwing shoulder near the draft iirc.
Oklahoma is as pro style as you're gonna get out of the big 12 imo
Speaking of Big 12 QBs, they STILL haven't won a playoff game yet
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