808phan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 6 win over/under sounds like more realistic odds > than 2 wins. I'll take the over. > > As for tomorrows draft, I have no clue what > direction Miami is taking. With that said, I'll > support just about whatever they decide. I have a > lot of faith with Flores and I'm sure Grier is > listeni
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I hear ya, dolphan4545. Tua's injuries concern me. Sure, he will probably be sitting on the sideline for most of the season, if not all of the season. No guarantee he won't go down again, either his hip or something else. He isn't that tall, but should that be held against him (Flutie, Brees)? I'm really not sure what the Fins' front office will do. If a talent like Simmons is sitting there at
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jlyell13 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think they will offer 5 , 18 and 2021 offer for > Burrow. Maybe all 3 for 1 and 33 > > If bengals pass expect Herbert at 5 or maybe a > trade down with Raiders if offer too good to pass > on, and Love, Fromm and Hurts valued pretty > close. 5 and 59 for 12 and 19 or 5 for 12, 80,81 ******
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TreasurecoastPhinsfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm usually weary of believing anything on a > video......But he did move pretty friggin > fluently. Everyone has him coming to South Fla. > > > > > Experts saying: > > "I am shocked at how good Tua looks." > > @danorlovsky7 loved what he saw from
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samsam3738 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He wants to trade down for a bunch of picks. He > has said it before and its the truth. *********************************************** You are correct, Sam; TC and many others (including myself) have said to trade back and get more picks. However, no one has said trade back from the first or second round s
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I said Tanny was not suited to be a pocket QB. Do > you know the difference???? > > I really don't think you do. ***************************************************** Chyren. From what I have seen and heard about Tannehill, he has played well from both the pocket and on the run. If you think, from
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samsam3738 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think i made my point a long time ago. Draft a > qb high in the first round until you hit on > one....maybe you can comprehend that and stop > wanting to drop down to draft a bunch of olineman > and dlineman in the 6th and 7th round. ********************************************************** S
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I wish to make just one point....Tannehill did not stink with Miami. All one has to do is look at his stats. He did a good job, despite being under constant pressure from the opposing defense. He did a "turnaround" at Tenn, only because he had a good OLine and a running game to take the pressure off. If he had a good OLine in front of him at Miami, he would still be there!
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TreasurecoastPhinsfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Burrows would be the only QB in a while worthy of > moving up for. > > I'd still be against it if we didnt have 5 first > rounders in the next 2 yrs. Packaging 2 for 1 for > a player like Burrows would be a no brainer in my > book. ***********************************************
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I have seen quite a few mock drafts having Miami trade up to grab Tua. I don't think that is a good idea. He isn't going to workout at the Combine; only at his pro day.Not sure Miami is in a position to either trade up or take him at 5 (if he falls there). Hopefully another QB needy team will trade with Miami to grab him (Chargers are at 6 and need a QB, so that needy team would want to make sure
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TreasurecoastPhinsfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > samsam3738 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I forgot to say rivers is a stationary qb like > the > > wet firecracker that needs to have everything > go > > perfectly in order to win. > > > > Dont make a thing happen
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I've seen many mock drafts lately that still have Miami taking Tua at #5. DJ from NFLN is one of them. Taking Tua is very risky. Two ankle problems and the latest his hip. Doctors say he will be a full go, but I have my doubts. Miami is trying to build; will the Fins' brass take a chance on him? IMO, if Miami did take him at 5, he would probably sit for the first year. Fitz will be the starte
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1. IMO, Miami would be foolish to trade up for Burrow. Would cost too much. 2. No to Tua at #5; his injuries concern me. 3. Pick #5 may not get Miami the guy they want/need. If that is the case, I would get a trading partner who wants to move up to get "their" guy. However, IMO, our trading partner would have to be in the top 10 draft order. 4. If Miami is dead set on drafting Tua, the
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mizzou15 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We have a cap of almost 100 mill. We cut Wilson > and Parker we will have over 110 mil. We are going > to pay a couple of players max contract. I would > like Peat (G NO) and Ngakoue (DE JAX). Want > Scherff but have some concern w/ is injury. **************************************************** W
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Miami must be careful with FAs. Most importantly, the price tag. At present, Miami just needs players that are serviceable, until the young players step up and are ready to take over. Miami has a (poor) history of paying too much for FAs, and a high percentage of them don't work out, either just not good enough or end up on IR. Why take, for instance, a FA OLman at a high price when you c
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TreasurecoastPhinsfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I remember just a few short months ago when the > question was Burrows or Tua? > > Seems today the answer is apparent. His > performance today was jaw dropping. > He is about as close to a sure thing as you see in > the NFL draft. > > We have 3 #1s. If Cincinnati would
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jlyell13 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do we need to trade up to take Burrow? Being from > Ohio would the bengals even consider? > > Do we drop down, get an extra pick or 2 and take > Tua, Hurts, Fromm, Herbert, Love?? > > Do we go after Bridgewater, Carr, or Winston ? ******************************************************
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samsam3738 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I bet you he tcpf be against drafting joe burrows > if we had a shot at him. > > He wants him the wet firecracker tannehill back in > his arms..So he could squoosh him squeeze him pet > him. Oh Man OH man. ********************************************************* Sam, both you and Chryen ha
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colonel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mizzou15 stated: "Line cannot open holes." > > That is a fact. No even the very best HOFer would > do much behind our terrible run blocking offensive > line. When I watch other teams that have running > capability their offensive lines move very well, a > coordinated set of moves with
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LOL > > So TC is suggesting NOT ONLY that we pass on > drafting a QB with our top three first round pick, > but that we pass on that pick altogether thus > passing on possibly the next Larry Little or the > next Kim Bokamper Instead he wants to trade back > into the latter part of the first
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Normally, I'm with you guys wanting NE to lose, however.... They played the Texans, one of the teams we traded with to get their first round pick. We need both them and Pitt to lose, which would give us higher first round picks. Damn Steelers...they keep winning with their second and third string QBs. If this keeps up, looks like we will have those two extra first round picks in the 20s.
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If I were the GM, I would take a chance on him with our 2nd first round draft pick. No way would I take him with our first. As has been said, it is very possible he will return to Alabama because of these injuries. He needs to prove he is ready to go in the NFL. But, as has also been said, some team will take a chance on him if he does enter the upcoming draft. Even if he looks OK, h
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samsam3738 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nobody has a problem with you tcpf....We just > believe tannehill is not as good as you think. > > He failed over and over here when it was crunch > time 4th quarter and we needed to score. > > Every single time the deer in the headlights > appeared and waited cluelessly in the pocket un
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JC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't like to rely on Wikipedia, but these > figures do match what I recall about Lousaka: > > 2008: 11 of 12 first downs when running on 3rd or > 4th down and one to go. > > 2009: 16 of 16 on 3rd or 4th and one. > > 2010: 14 of 15 on 3rd of 4th and one. > > > That is CSO
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I agree with you guys who are saying they don't want a Lamar Jackson-type of QB. Remember RG III? He was similar to Lamar and look what happened to him. I cringe whenever I see Jackson take off. Just get a pocket passer who can run when necessary.
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My grandson injured his hip his senior year of high school (he was a Q. Regrettably, he was never able to play football again.
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Fins72 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ken Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > TreasurecoastPhinsfan Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Grimey13 Wrote: > > > > > > ---------------------------------------------
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mizzou15 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Enough film out there on Tua besides the LSU game > where it was mentioned he was coming back from > injury. I am starting to really like Burrow. I > guard my enthusiasm because its the same > enthusiasm I had for Trubiskey at UNC. Trubiskey > had that one big Jr year and left for the pros. > Bu
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TreasurecoastPhinsfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yesterdays stats: > > CHIEFS. 32 TITANS 35 > > P.Mahomes. 46-50 446 Yds > > R.Tannihill. 13-19. 181 Yds > > > Discuss. ********************************************************* Mahomes is a rare talent; he does things on the field that makes everyone
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wow! You're still guarding Tanny's QB position > YEARS after he's left. Still freaking out at the > thought of drafting a quarterback. ********************************************************** Chryen, where the hell did you come up with that? Treasure said nothing of the kind. I, myself, have been qu
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