chop2chip
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Haha I didn't know there was a cult?
Dude looks like a stud though... a notch below Bosa/Parsons though
Oh I just have a huge man crush so I used cult tongue and cheek
Haha I didn't know there was a cult?
Dude looks like a stud though... a notch below Bosa/Parsons though
Oh I just have a huge man crush so I used cult tongue and cheek
If that winds up happening, it will be the worst trade in the history of the NFL. Especially as Jalen Carter is already dominating in the NFL.
It's funny how people are praising Ridder's performance and saying it's his best game as a pro. It was and he still wasn't amazing. The Falcons still only scored 21 points and Ridder only threw for one TD in spite of throwing it 37 times.
The Texans defense is pretty banged up and was selling out against the run. In spite of that the longest pass on the day for Ridder was 33 yards.
Basically, the Falcons gave Ridder a ton of short, high percentage throws, mixed in the occasional intermediate, and almost never asked him to throw deep. They know that down field Ridder could try to hit the ground and miss.
The Falcons were trying hard to mask Ridder's weaknesses (processing, accuracy, decision making) and playing up his strengths. Which is why he had a bunch of completions and the Falcons still punted a lot.
Can you imagine trading everything Carolina did for Bryce, while Houston chilled and got Stroud who looks just so much more of an NFL QB.
The Carter character concerns were the most overblown ever. I'd bet half the first rounders had engaged in street racing with all the NIL money pouring in letting these kids buy expensive cars.
I love Bijan. He could be incredible for us but Carter was the smarter play, especially for a team that struggles to get pressure like th Falcons have.
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Eagles and Chiefs were lucky he got hurt last year.
Certainly credit to Purdy where it's due. He's been insanely accurate this year.
It wasn't just the street racing. He also showed up overweight and out of shape to his Pro day. I certainly didn't want the Titans taking a chance on him either after the **** show that was Isaiah Wilson. A team like the Eagles have the luxury of taking a chance on him because they are already stacked.
The weight and shape thing was more mental health than character. Dude had just lost a friend in a car accident that Carter was involved in. Him struggling with guilt and depression should be expected in that situation.
The biggest question about Carter to me was whether he could overcome the mental health issues to get into NFL shape and get an NFL level of focus. I didn't see that as terribly high risk.
This is where the new DVOA rankings live
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I would put the odds of Chicago ending up with Caleb Williams and Marvin Harrison Jr. at about 20% right now. 2 generational type of talents at different positions in the same draft is a pretty decent haul.