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12 minutes ago, oldschool said:

 

its fairly common, look it up. GM's routinely get a 2nd shot at picking a QB unless the team is just beyond horrible.

Why would I be concerned with what happens elsewhere? I'm saying I don't personally see that happening, but then again Ward isn't going to bust so the conversation is pointless. If he's healthy he's going to at least be a good QB. 

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This was 100% the best case scenario for the Titans. The injury was inevitable. It's best to get it out of the way early in camp so he doesn't continue to take reps away from the younger guys who actu

I want you to go count out 14 weeks on a calendar lol

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1 hour ago, NashvilleNinja said:

 

And the AJB trade. Don't forget about the AJB trade. And Kevin Dudd. Or a number of other players that didn't amount to shit. Or letting Jack Conklin go.

I know he wanted to leave but not being able to keep Jack Conklin was the original son. That domino falling affected so much. 

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28 minutes ago, oldschool said:

 

its fairly common, look it up. GM's routinely get a 2nd shot at picking a QB unless the team is just beyond horrible.

Even if they hand pick their first one ?

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22 hours ago, Nash said:

Is an injury settlement less than what his salary would have been?? Perhaps Burks wanted a fresh start somewhere? 

 

I'm fairly certain he would have been able to get a fresh start somewhere else more appropriate without the injury settlement.

 

I've never heard of an NFL contract with a non-compete clause involving Burger King or McDonalds.

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1 hour ago, Bongo59 said:

He'll do well elsewhere.  The hole for him here was immense because of the trade and injuries.

I don't know about the first point, but it was a totally ridiculous situation for him.  The trade and subsequent pick sent the message that they expected him to replace a top WR and also that he would be cheap, temporary labor and wouldn't be paid when it was time for an extension.  And the coach's most noteworthy comments during his first PC was that his blocking needed work.

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22 hours ago, titanruss said:

 

I still have to wonder if Tanne fucked your butt with this much emotion coming from you over a non-factor player.

 

You also completely forgot about Derrick Henry... and Kalif Raymond.. and several others left and were better than here. Humphries? lol. 

 

Henry is a rb dickhead. Give him a good oline and he will run well. Kalif Raymond is your biggest claim. Name these several others who flourished after leaving here.

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19 minutes ago, TerryBoats said:

I don't know about the first point, but it was a totally ridiculous situation for him.  The trade and subsequent pick sent the message that they expected him to replace a top WR and also that he would be cheap, temporary labor and wouldn't be paid when it was time for an extension.  And the coach's most noteworthy comments during his first PC was that his blocking needed work.

Well ya, ofc thats what vrable said lol. 

 

And lets not try and say presures to succeed made him injury prone.

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1 minute ago, DecepticonShawn said:

 

Henry is a rb dickhead. Give him a good oline and he will run well. Kalif Raymond is your biggest claim. Name these several others who flourished after leaving here.

Panda lasted almost a week in Miami, does that count for nothing?

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On 7/28/2025 at 11:20 AM, Mythos27 said:

I get what you're saying but personally I think way too much is made of receivers "developing". People tend to interpret production as improvement but it isn't always the case.  A lot of these guys, like AJ, come into the league ready to produce and are either held back or helped along by their QB situation. AJ showed flashes with Mariota but not much more. When Tannehill was at his peak, AJ "developed" but then as Tannehill declined, AJ's production did too. Philly is an absolute juggernaut so AJ can thrive completely uninhibited. 

As a rule of thumb, you're right.  You typically know what you're going to get from a WR in his first year.  But there are also talented guys who end up in situations where they aren't nearly as pro-ready, and take time to acclimate.  Davante Adams is the most obvious example, coming from Fresno State in a dink and dunk offense.  Jordy Nelson took a few years ... Less obvious

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18 hours ago, Mythos27 said:

I know he wanted to leave but not being able to keep Jack Conklin was the original son. That domino falling affected so much. 

 

Nah. Not being able to replace him is the issue. Hes always been overrated here and cant stay healthy anyway. 

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