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Rational discussion about Sanders and the Browns drafting a QB

Matt Nagy Arthur Smith Mike McCarthy Robert Saleh Jim Schwartz Anthony Weaver (the only coach on the list without HC experience but I think he'll get an interview) Kevin Stefanski (if fired by Cleveland, likely) Mike Mcdaniel (unlikely to be let go by Miami) I think one of those will be the guy.

There are a lot of quality edge prospects at the top of the draft

Its because its unexpected and with such a small sample size a few big catches skew the shit out of things. Over his career he averages 1.25 catches a game which is nothing. He averages 9.5 yards per catch which is ok. If you add up his longest catch every season its about 1/3 of his career yardage. Meaning his normal catch is normaly closer to 6 or 7 yards. 1 catch for 7 yards per game is negligible at best. Even if you want to keep his big ones in there, 1 catch for 9 yards is hardly note worthly...

Henry isn't on the field on obvious passing situations, he's on the bench. The limited blocking/catching Henry does is when the defense is playing run. Henry didn't play the most snaps at RB for the Ravens 2 of the last 3 weeks. That says it all.

Bain has short arms. I would pass on him. And, I think TJ Parker will be available at the top of the second. Hopefully we get the 1st pick and can trade back to acquire Reese and Love. A draft of Reese, Love, Parker/Howell would be my dream draft.

Bain has the stoutness and power Borgonzi has said he loves in his ideal EDGE but definitely not the length. One of the big watch points in this upcoming draft is learning which ideal trait Borgonzi is most willing to compromise on because all of the top EDGE guys lack something whether its bulk/stoutness, length, power or production.

The Dolphins are also in cap hell and need a QB. They have picks 12 (solid spot for this draft) 46, and 3 3rd rounders. And Jalen Waddle will be heading into the last year of his contract and just turned 27 a couple weeks ago. Im chasing that all day. .

There's also the talk that Borginzi prefers a bigger longer edge/ de kinda guy. Bain is the smallest of the top 3

Da fuq.....

Dude, I'm with ya on the fast food. I honestly can't remember the last I had fast food, other than a Chick fil a when coming home from Tupelo... Mostly stopped there for the diet lemonade... But I digress..

He's not used as one but when he is used, it's as effective or more than some of the best known pass catching backs Maybe it's unexpected or maybe that catching swings and screens matches up better for him. the appeal is moving a guy around like a weapon but if the results are the same then it's tough to fault him for it

FAFO'd People love testing wild life, for some reason. Exhibit B The inventor of glass was a hero.

pass blocking as well. There were a couple years that he was pff's top or top few pass blockers.

I felt like today on the radio today that they alluded to Bain having character things.

Not sure it's fair to blame much of anyone other than maybe Callahan for going so advanced with so little experience. coaching AND scheme wise

Just in case you were wondering...

Deshawn Watson wins that but he was a better player

Feels like the rams D has been down a bit lately. Didn't they lose some guys?

Just what any growing type 2 lil boy wants for Christmas.

Probably a better idea. These days I eat fast food like once a year so haven't tried this yet lol

During the bye week I said that I thought they would 2 more games and finish 3-14 and copped some flack here for it. Didn't think the Browns game would be one of them but nothing much has changed from my perspective I expect they win another game. Also now with the Mahomes less banged up Chiefs team with nothing to play for up this week it wouldn't entirely shock me if they beat both the Chiefs and Saints.

That only matters if we win another game, you ain't turning into one of dem der cry baby winners are ya?