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Had Enough

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  1. Thought Badgely got his butt cut. He probably isn’t 83% from 45 and 47. The rationale is convert one 4th and score a TD then you score more than 6. Personally I try the kick to tie, but the first one was fine. Catch the ball.
  2. Well Josh Reynolds killed two drives. Jameson Williams shoulda scored on the flea flicker. Sometimes you make the play; sometimes not. Campbells biggest screwup was the goalline time management.
  3. Mccaffery is averaging 3.3 yards per carry. The Lions pass D is not good.
  4. I think Reynolds can’t handle the thought of heartbreak at the hands of Justin Tucker again. He’s just unaware the Ravens lost.
  5. Not enough negative criticism for the Aggies WR dropping the 4th down ball.
  6. I never said that. Upthread there was talk about the loaded SF roster. Well? By the way, PFF had your KC Chiefs Oline rated #18 after the regular season. The Niners were #21. I’d take Allen. I think Burrow and more so Herbert are overrated. Of all those dudes Purdy is probably playing over his draft spot more so than the others.
  7. Dudes never done shit without the best trio of WRs.
  8. There’s nothing special about that Oline. The 49ers have quite a bit of draft capital in their skills guys, not to include Purdy. I too have a tendency to dislike overhyped players. Purdy ain’t that guy for me. Yet.
  9. Bullshit bub. I did see the Chiefs lose a TD then a shot at the FG due to penalties. Their offense didn’t do shit in the 2nd half so not sure what holding you are referencing. There weren’t any PI calls that should have been made. I’m sure there was some bitching about the pick in the end zone. There was early contact, but the ball was uncatchable. Bush was not letting that ball by him.
  10. Didn’t read the whole thread but have seen the bitching about the refs. First off, the worst non-call was the leg whip in the end zone against Chris Jones. That’s two points Chiefs and Chiefs ball. The Roquan PF was absolutely a PF. You knock a defenseless player on his ass without a live play it’s a PF every time. And the distance was largely inconsequential anyway. The hold versus Likely? Probably was a hold but it’s likely looking at PI as a possibility but the give up on the play made that component moot. From a field perspective it had no impact on the play. At a minimum you should understand why it wasn’t called.
  11. I think Worthy’s year 2 will be discounted somewhat regarding drops and tracking. It’ll be pretty easy to explain away the drops because of a broken hand. His drop rate this year and I believe freshman year was lower than Flowers last year and Marvin Harrison Jr this year. His sophomore drop rate was more the outlier. Mitchell’s was great this year with only one drop, but he was 17% as a frosh. Typically, fans of their own team scrutinize the hell out of their team but far less so of others. The tracking consideration is similar, in my opinion. He didn’t have that issue as a frosh. He didn’t really have that this year. You can reference that UW play. I put that more on timing than tracking. Sanders had one or two in that UW game too. Last year you had instances of Sanders, Whittington, Roschon having plays with difficulty finding the ball. Overall Worthy has a lot of production so he’ll have lots of positive plays that can provide counters to the perceived negative ones. I saw one scouting report that referenced a 10.5 100M, a 4.29 40. We shall see.
  12. I have no idea where they’ll go, but the NFL is pro smallish, quick twitch, create separation guys. Now, he may be too skinny for their liking, but Flowers, Waddle, Duvonts Smith, Jordan Addison, Tank Dell are similar profiles. Small, quick twitch with run after catch skills. Then last years draft you had Quinton Johnston and Jonathan Mingo drafted who are taller guys that did little. In the 2022 draft you had Garrett Wilson, Olave, Jahan Dotson on the smallish side. Also Drake London and Treylon Burks as the bigger guys. And many of the successful guys had a rather sustained level of production at the collegiate level which Worthy does. Worthy’s biggest weakness is making the catch against tight coverage. Do NFL guys think he can create enough separation to offset that.
  13. By my count there were 7 Big 12 offenses in the top 30 in OFEI. There were 7 in the SEC. We did not play 2 from the 12 but played 1 from the SEC then we had UW. So at least in one metric, half our schedule was against top 30 offenses. That doesn’t include Gundy and Holgerson who’ve done well historically on the offensive side. This staff attempts to address areas of need. So perhaps there will be more emphasis on pass defense than run defense. With Sarks calling card being offense and having his dream QB, offensive line with 100+ starts under their belt, the best WR corp NIL can buy, the offense simply needs to run away with some games. They did not do this and often gave the opponent hope and life in various ways.
  14. As best I can tell, Mitchell has never been the #1 target on any of his teams. In only 7 of 30 games has he caught 4 or more passes. He’s tall but not overly physical it seems. He hasn’t caught 100 passes and it’d be surprising if he was the primary focus for an opponent’s gameplan. If you’re drafted in round 1, aren’t you a #1 WR that gets heavy targets? He hasn’t shown that to date. Worthy for example caught 4 or more in 11 games this year alone and mid to high 20s in 39 games. Sanders is at about 14 of 27 games. It’ll be interesting to see how it all plays out.
  15. On the flip side if he’s not at Lake Travis, there’s a good chance he never reaches the NFL so thanks to the parents for providing him that opportunity.
  16. Well timing will make that difficult cause they all have to be draft eligible. Here’s my burning question. What kinda dipshits thought this was a 8 win team heading into the preseason? With all this talent.
  17. I’m a bit confused as to why a defensive line coach needs an assistant.
  18. Of the last 5 Super Bowls, the defense was the primary factor in at least two victories. I’d say it was actually 3. There will be tons of Lamar talk but the Ravens are the favorites as much because of their defense. The QB is the most important player often but many a Super Bowl was won for reasons other than great QB play. Manning and Elway won when they weren’t particularly great at playing the position. For the Falcons, I believe they were much better running the ball last year than this year. I don’t believe that was solely attributable to QB play. That’s one thing they need to figure out.
  19. It’ll be interesting. There will be great number or fans capped out on expenses and travel/vacation time.
  20. How does this matter? Do you expect fans to attend both? I’d attend the national championship, but I’d be gone well before the Super Bowl as would almost all others I’d assume. I’m not sure who has the capacity to buy both tickets and sit around a week. So what’s the point?
  21. Rice is a go to guy. Knowing how important and unique Kelce is, they need to consider Jatavion then look at picking up the WR later or even elsewhere. Murphy also would an interesting choice. If he can provide an interior pass rush but also hold up in the run game, that’s gold. I think he’s not got enough physicality and quickness to have a chance to pull off both. We are seeing more impactful TEs, but those skill sets at those two positions have been rather uncommon.
  22. Yeah, I don’t care either. He’s still earning a lot and perhaps it made him a slightly better person.
  23. Probably made easier because he played off ball coverage. What do you think?
  24. And when you’re always in the middle you don’t have access to more sure fire stars when drafting. You best be on point or you might be stuck in the abyss with no QB. I wouldn’t give up on Pickett yet. He needs a year free of the Canada offense.
  25. Never said I had original content. Or perhaps I’m the beloved Ian Boyd.
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