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2 hours ago, titanruss said:

 

They arent in pads, right?. Its basically flag football with a little pass rush. 

Saleh talked about this and how some guys show out in OTAs only to disappear when pads come on. Time will tell. 

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No idea where this nugget fits so thought it might worth starting a thread for all Titans non HC offseason discussion.   This was meant to happen last offseason but Sweat never showed up so

Who will we draft? The answer has been there the whole time.     

That’s a lot of hooch 

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1 hour ago, Starkiller said:

We got us another MAGA meathead head coach. At least this one is a defensive idiot savant. 

Lol where’d you come up with that from those comments?

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1 hour ago, Starkiller said:

We got us another MAGA meathead head coach. At least this one is a defensive idiot savant. 

 

The health biohacker and vaccine /snake oil buyers are are bipartisan. On one side you have the hippie yoga mother earth  chicks and the other side you have the trad wives and sellers of the snake oil. 

 

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18 minutes ago, TheChosenTitan said:

It’s in their blood to just call anyone MAGA lol

I mean I see things the same way I just didn’t get where he came to that conclusion based on a comment about seed oil lol.

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43 minutes ago, TerryBoats said:

Teams picking starting TEs off the FA scrap heap just isn't the way things work now.  Just look at what they were going for in FA.  Chig got more than him, despite then having similar yards per route run and Bellinger being a much more competent blocker.  He had more yards per route run than Likely as well, someone else who got a big contract.  

 

I have a feeling Bellinger's impact will extend far beyond simple production.  They haven't had a decent blocking TE in years, much less one with some receiving upside.  If he's the kind of player Daboll needs to execute his offense, it's money well spent 

Mentioned it before but bellinger looked really solid as a rookie before he got hurt.he came back from the injury pretty damn well considering he fracted an eye socket after like 6 weeks.  Then they drafted theo johnson and he got relegated to te2/blocking te. Idk how much of that was theo being a better pass catcher or just not as good of a blocker though. 

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36 minutes ago, scine09 said:

Lol where’d you come up with that from those comments?

 

17 minutes ago, titanruss said:

The health biohacker and vaccine /snake oil buyers are are bipartisan. On one side you have the hippie yoga mother earth  chicks and the other side you have the trad wives and sellers of the snake oil. 

Fair enough, there are plenty of far left libs who believe the same anti-science health bullshit. But it’s tied to RFK and “MAHA” now, thus the MAGA connection.

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1 hour ago, scine09 said:

I mean I see things the same way I just didn’t get where he came to that conclusion based on a comment about seed oil lol.

Trump loves seed oils.  He still eats McD's

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3 hours ago, TerryBoats said:

Teams picking starting TEs off the FA scrap heap just isn't the way things work now.  Just look at what they were going for in FA.  Chig got more than him, despite then having similar yards per route run and Bellinger being a much more competent blocker.  He had more yards per route run than Likely as well, someone else who got a big contract.  

 

I have a feeling Bellinger's impact will extend far beyond simple production.  They haven't had a decent blocking TE in years, much less one with some receiving upside.  If he's the kind of player Daboll needs to execute his offense, it's money well spent 


I like the player. He’s a very good blocker & while he’s a tad lumbering he does have excellent hands. It just seemed awfully expensive at the time but you have a point about some of the other TE contracts. It was also a bit shocking to see the run on TE’s in the draft. It seemed like every other pick in the 2nd & 3rd rds was a TE, many of them with almost no body of work as receivers. Pass game production for college TE’s is very deceiving but alot of these kids were basically blocking TE’s. I’ve always thought the position was very underrated, our TE’s were a huge reason CJ went for 2000 yards for example. But it does seem like ALOT of copy catting going on. The league basically copies what McVay does now lol

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3 hours ago, TerryBoats said:

Teams picking starting TEs off the FA scrap heap just isn't the way things work now.  Just look at what they were going for in FA.  Chig got more than him, despite then having similar yards per route run and Bellinger being a much more competent blocker.  He had more yards per route run than Likely as well, someone else who got a big contract.  

 

I have a feeling Bellinger's impact will extend far beyond simple production.  They haven't had a decent blocking TE in years, much less one with some receiving upside.  If he's the kind of player Daboll needs to execute his offense, it's money well spent 

His impact should be measured by what he does as a blocker. I don't expect a ton of targets. TE haven't been a big factor in the passing game typically in Daboll's offenses. Ideally, Tate and Robinson are eating a lot.

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Imagine interviewing a guy and getting a feel for his leadership experience, his football mind, his ideas on roster construction, his executive potential and all that. Finally, you hire him and celebrate - My God, this guy seems perfect!

 

Then comes his first day and you're just so excited to watch him get to work righting the ship. What will he do first? Call the quarterback? Give a rip roaring speech? Maybe he wants a tour of the facilities and to start meeting all of the unsung employees who make things run smoothly?

 

Nope. None of that. 

 

The first thing he does, his number one priority, is getting rid of seed oils.

 

Great job - You hired a moron.

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