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Honestly, if the top 5-6 WRs and best OTs are gone, I'd be fine with GB trading down a few picks, drafting Higgins and getting an extra 3rd or 4th for the trouble. There will be good value WRs i those rounds but getting 2 WR picks out of this draft will improve the talent and roster competition considerably. It really depends on how the board plays out. Not sure Higgins will be there at 62 but it would be nice for them to get at least 2 Year-1 starters with their first three picks.
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He was a UFA. For a safety with quality starting experience entering his prime he got a decent contract. He's not elite but he's pretty good and a much-needed steadying presence in the secondary.Originally posted by HarveyWallbangers View PostAmos? I think he was rated as a top 5-10 safety for 2018 by PFF. I don't think he was released either. He was a UFA.
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They desperately need another stud up front to play this scheme Pettine likes so I feel DL will be the target early and we’ll probably miss out on Reagor for this “Championship Defense” that they “have to complete”.
Which has basically been a “Ten Year Horror Movie”Last edited by GB-Brandon; 04-15-2020, 04:19 PM.
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I’m more interested in Raekwon Davis and DaVon Hamilton.Originally posted by Deputy Nutz View PostEpenesa would play as a down linemen, totally different position then Gary as an outside linebacker. Epenesa would would play any where from a 5 tech to a 3 tech in base or in the nickel package with only two down linemen.
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This is, in part, valuing pass rush over run stopping and discounting ILB play. Its not just Pettine or Capers. Its the organizational philosophy coming home to roost.Originally posted by GB-Brandon View PostThey desperately need another stud up front to play this scheme Pettine likes so I feel DL will be the target early and we’ll probably miss out on Reagor for this “Championship Defense” that they “have to complete”.
Which has basically been a “Ten Year Horror Movie”Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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I agree completely. But that isn't an elite player. He's a good piece and as KYPack would say, "a steady hand".Originally posted by GB-Brandon View PostAmos was a good signing!!!! He isn’t the problem!!!Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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Originally posted by pbmax View PostI think its the story of the last decade. But not sending more money in FA 2020 (realizing that it would hurt the cap eventually) left them with more questions than they will be able to address in one draft.
But I think the fact that WR is not just top heavy but deep argues for not staying put and taking a WR unless you get a Top 15 talent to drop. You get a legit high first level talent at WR and I think its worth another year of spit, pine tar and bailing wire for a run defense.
Or get a difference maker at another position of need (OT, DL, ILB). If not, trade down.
Problem with WR is deep so wait is that everyone else is planning to nab a wideout. So there will be a run. And 62 might be late for it. Then you have to hope to get James Jones
If we don't get a WR in round one we need to move up in round two or we'll really be dropping back in terms of getting a difference maker. As much as I like Ceephus, he's not the top WR I'd wantTERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER
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Originally posted by wist43 View PostOne of the problems was that they just drafted guys without thought about how they would fit - then of course Capers did nothing to adapt to the talent he had.
Conversely, look at how the Pats have historically looked at drafting players. They make a Wildass reach of a pick, and everybody slams them; but, they pick players with specific roles in mind, and then coach them and scheme them to succeed in those roles.
It is why I want a guy like Amik Robertson. We desperately need a slot corner... Robertson would be perfect. Don't draft a 6'2" corner who might have upside outside, but then throw him in the slot and expect him to excel.
We've thrown a lot of resources at defense over the years, but those resources have not been well spent. I think Gute and Pettine are on the right track, and the defense has made strides.
And how's Pettine doingi ?TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER
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Originally posted by pbmax View PostThis is, in part, valuing pass rush over run stopping and discounting ILB play. Its not just Pettine or Capers. Its the organizational philosophy coming home to roost.
WINNER WINNNER
NEWSFLASH; Capers was not Satan. He was an about average NFL DC. Wondering more and more if Pettine is the sameTERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER
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I agree. Capers was working with a lot of “Spare Parts” and got a lot of unfair blame. Over the hill Clay Matthews? Invisible Nick Perry? Invisible Datone Jones? Jerel Worthless? I could go on and on. Add flawed safety play and a bunch of busts in the secondary and I don’t think anyone could of make those defenses winners. It was patchwork at best.Originally posted by Bretsky View PostWINNER WINNNER
NEWSFLASH; Capers was not Satan. He was an about average NFL DC. Wondering more and more if Pettine is the same
With the current overall talent on defense now I ponder what Capers could do with it. My current confidence level on Pettine is not high. When you have the head coach on the sideline in a playoff game telling you to “Stop the Fu***** Run” and you can’t is a bad look.
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Would Capers have even recognized the talent? Ala Casey Heyward and Micah Hyde.Originally posted by GB-Brandon View PostI agree. Capers was working with a lot of “Spare Parts” and got a lot of unfair blame. Over the hill Clay Matthews? Invisible Nick Perry? Invisible Datone Jones? Jerel Worthless? I could go on and on. Add flawed safety play and a bunch of busts in the secondary and I don’t think anyone could of make those defenses winners. It was patchwork at best.
With the current overall talent on defense now I ponder what Capers could do with it. My current confidence level on Pettine is not high. When you have the head coach on the sideline in a playoff game telling you to “Stop the Fu***** Run” and you can’t is a bad look.
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