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The term generational talent gets thrown out too much with QBs. Im just a guy on the couch and I didn't see it with Lawrence at Clemson. I saw bad sacks and a lot of very safe throws and then maybe a couple highlights. There is just something missing with him. He doesn't elevate the team.

Carter Jones Gonzalez Wright I wasn't a fan of skoronski at the time of the draft. Haven't really followed to see if he's doing well.

Bates has always been a great safety. He's a stud. Kirk is following his career arc, LOL.

I don't see amazing value from Barkley. Not only did he help the team to absolutely nothing but he had 2 great years in NY. He had another pretty good year. He had 1 year of nothing. He had 1 year of very poor play. A running back on a poor team (drafting top 5) is pointless. I think Bijan...

I think thats among the worst way to build a team that I can think of. A RBs shelf life is typically less than 5 years, why in the world would you sign them? For example, Saquon wanted a big deal, the Eagles signed him to a 3 year deal, he's almost certainly not going to be worth in it year 3...

Here are some fun numbers: Trevor Law pressure to sack rate in college 15.8% Trevor Law pressure to sack rate in NFL 15.8% (going into this year). A good QB calls the correct protection, evaluates the correct way to attack the defense, and gets rid of the ball. That is not something that...

Thats exactly my point. Why are their tackles allowing pressures? Some of it might be them for sure, but QBs impact how their OL grades. When a QB consistently has bad lines....guess what, thats on him. Its why the sack rate for QB is consistent through OL changes but the sack rate for OLs...

I cant see it. And the larger problem is you only get good production until about age 27/28 for the large majority of RBs. You can find a decent RB in round 3 every draft and recycle them every 2-3 years.

They have the 6th highest money in the NFL tied up to the OL. 2019- 2nd round tackle 2020- 4th round guard (obv not a high pick but if you draft a guard in the 4th, they should be eventual starter or key backup) 2021- 2nd round tackle 2022- 3rd round guard 2023- 1st round OL LT- Cam...

GMs overthink things. You cannot draft non premium positions in the top 5 or 10. QB WR OT Pass Rusher Corner Every year random RBs and TEs or linebackers rise up the boards thinking this year is different. 90 out of 100 times, I would draft a guy at the premium position. Its too easy to...

If every year the OL cant pass block and the only consistent thing is the QB....guess what, its the QB not helping the OL.

Josh Allen is tremendous Josh Allen has had some great defenses in Buffalo Josh Allen has to be great bc with any great QB getting the contract he has, you are going to lose pieces surrounding him.

Ive been saying Lawrence was not a generational QB from day 1. Starting to hear those comments now......... Dude is just nothing more than an averageish starter. Maybe slightly better than average.

Which one....LOL. The 55 yarder or the game ender on 3rd down vs. the all out blitz? I will hold in my optimism for now, but they have scored on all non kneeldown possessions for the last 2 weeks. The dude just seems to get it at QB and he's like Lamar when it comes to scrambling. It opens up...

Saying someone might not be top 5 doesn't mean you are saying the player isn't good. Edit: Oh, I thought you were referring to me

Oh, I see that now, that makes more sense. I don't think there are a ton of Purdy "doubters" left. But, I think its reasonable to not consider him a top 5-8 QB.

Top 20? So you think he would be the number 1 target on all but 12 NFL teams? Someone that has never even had 420 yards in a season? Granted, he should exceed those numbers bc his target share should increase drastically this year.

That wasn't just prevent defense, that was just lets not try to play defense.

Wow Cousin Kirk- nice last drive. Did the Eagles purposely let them score as quickly as possible? And what a dumb move by Drake London

Kirk Cousins looks like Mark Sanchez. Not the one that won playoff games but the one that came back for the Redskins but couldn’t move, had no arm, and didn’t know the playbook.