Picking in the deepest pool of talent doesn't seem to be a bad strategy. This year the DT class is rated high. Picking the second or third best DT at #23 may be comparable to picking the top rated DT in another year.
Weighing needs too heavily in the top 3 rounds IMO can be a fools errand. For...
Both Lillard and Giannis need to go ASAP to at least get some draft capital. The longer Giannis stays with the Bucks, the less they'll get for him and the longer it will take to rebuild.
If the packers draft a WR or CB in the late rounds who turns out to be a good KR, Hardman will be cut. He'll get a good chance to make the team, but that's it.
Hardman is listed at 5'10" and 178 pounds. That's way below the size the Packers like their receivers. He's a special teams addition. Even though he's even faster than Watson, with his diminutive size, I doubt he'd be looked at as some type of replacement for him. His production as a pass...
Hardman signed a 1 year deal. It's probably a veteran minimum. I doubt there's anything guaranteed since he's certainly not a lock to make the team. At this point, he's a camp body that could make the team as a kick returner.
I would say it looks like Thuney's age may be working against him. A lot of guards lack the quick feet and reach to play tackle and are susceptible to a lot of different pass rush moves. In the tigher confines of the interior line, the speed rush takes on less importance than the bull rush or...
Thuney will be bull rushed all day long as a guard just like he was at LT in the SB. If he'd of been beaten mostly around the edge rather than the bull rushes, I'd say he would hold up at guard.
Defensive coordinators are going to use the SB tape against him. The Eagles probably noticed that...
The Bears overpaid an OT from KC that was an absolute turnstile in the SB. While Josh Sweat is a good player, there are plenty of pass rushers in the NFL with his ability. Most weeks, a team's best pass rusher could put him back on his roller skates like the SB game and push him into Caleb...
I'm biased because of my age but the modern game just lacks the skill of the NBA from about 1970 to 2000. How many guys today have a sweet turnaround fadeaway jumper like Worthy or Bobby Dandridge? Nobody has ever emulated Kareem with the hook shot. It's unstoppable but yet who takes the time to...
Totally agree with your assessment. Most of the guys in the NBA just travel their way to the basket. Giannis is the worst IMO. 30 years ago, he would've averaged 10 points a game. Another rule change that ruined the modern game is the refs don't consistently call charging. Too many players push...
Very true that you can't lose a HOF caliber player like Bakhtiari and expect to win a SB. Horrible luck. I always thought that the Packers would've won the SB in 2014 with a healthy HOF caliber Nick Collins at safety.
Going out into free agency to fix holes in the roster is perhaps the most expensive solution. It costs big coin to sign guys to their second contract but that is generally less expensive than getting into the bidding war of free agency.
The benefit of signing younger free agents in the 24-26...
The Doctor has been somewhat forgotten but he and Bird are the best forwards that ever played the game IMO. A lot of people would say LeBron but the modern game is ruined because refs rarely call traveling. Players like LeBron and especially Giannis just put their shoulder down and push their...
Signing Hobbs just goes to show what a stinker the 2021 draft was. If Stokes doesn't flame out, there's no need to get Hobbs. The same can be said of Myers. If the Packers draft Creed Humphrey, Jenkins stays put and there's no need to spend big money on an average guard in Aaron Banks. The picks...
One more thing about Dr. J. IMO, the greatest sports photo of all time is the Dr. Sporting a huge fro and skying through the air, palming the red, white and blue ABA basketball on his way to a monster jam.
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