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  1. homer
    Mark Zuckerberg wears a black t shirt and jeans every day (Unless he's in front of congress or something). He says it takes one decision off his plate every morning.
  2. homer
    Thanks, I tried googling for exactly that and didn't get it. Does anyone know if any of these Draft "Experts" ever get hired by a NFL team and get taken out of the public domain like multiple Baseball Analytics guys? It seems if any of them had sufficient knowledge that complements or supplements any teams current personnel they would get hired. Walter seems to be closer to be admitted to an alzheimer's unit than getting hired by a NFL team. I don't know if any of the draft guys do but I know of one or two football analytics guys that have.
  3. homer
    Crap. Hope he doesn't get the yips.
  4. homer
    815 OPS after that double
  5. homer
    4) You will die if you burp, fart, and sneeze at the same time. I don’t know if that’s been discussed explicitly in this 24-page thread, but I think it’s important we dispel that rumor. That's what killed my uncle Walter. And then some schlub not named Walter took over his website.
  6. homer
    There's a guy out there that collects all the mock drafts and creates an expected draft position based on the aggregate. Kind of like a crowd sourced mock. https://grindingthemocks.shinyapps.io/Dashboard/
  7. homer
    I don't believe this for a second. If Kumerow had anything to do with it, it's because it was a) the last straw after many other things happened and/or b) they made some promise to him about personnel and didn't keep it.
  8. homer
    AJ was with him at the Derby this past weekend.
  9. homer
    Is Davante Adams a WR Weapon? In 2 games Adams missed during 2020, Rodgers threw for 610 yards and 7 TD (305/game and 3.5 per game). In the other games (with Adams) Rodgers averaged 263.5 Yds and less than 3 TDs per game. So if Rodgers needs those "weapons" why was he able to so easily perform without his #1 WR and "Weapon"? Both of those games were early before the so-called " Until Rodgers clicked with Tonyan"... Yes Adams is a weapon. My word. He is somebody a defense schemes against is my point of calling him a weapon. MVS weapon is one thing, flat out deep routes with his speed. Pretty basic every team has one of those. Youre also comparing 2 games to 14games. Where you can take Rodgers worst game and add it to those two and stats are below the 14 game avg. Atlanta was the worst pass defense in relation to yards given up. 4 of 7TDs were from inside the 10yd line. A run play for Jones or Williams on 1 of those that lead to a TD takes at least 1 away. Going back to Chase Claypool. The guy at 29 a good number of us here suggested with prediction. Look up Claypool's combine and body. Now look up Atlantas shiny new pick Kyle Pitts at 4. The 1st non QB picked this year. Tell me where the difference is between the two other than TE-WR? 1" height? Vs +7" vertical? Mismatch? Both had comps to Charles Johnson from the numbers. Yep we passed on that Aaron with you in mind. and still had the #1 offense and Rodgers won the MVP. So are you saying we were missing a weapon on offense?
  10. homer
    Regardless of weapons, they had the #1 offense and Rodgers won the MVP.
  11. homer
    You need a capable GM too. Given how much luck is involved in the draft it helps to have more bites at the apple which is why I don't think the Bears under Pace will ever be title worthy. They'll constantly have to fill holes because they won't have the draft capital to fill them. It's about asset management as much as having single pick in the top 10 every year. Miami has had 9 picks in rounds 1 and 2 combined the last two drafts. Of course a few of those guys are gonna bust (e.g. Rosen) but odds are most of them won't and Miami should be pretty good in a hurry.
  12. homer
    Wow. That Bears comment tops every stupid draft comment out there by a mile. I want to sign up for his website just to leave a message on how galactically stupid that is but I am certain that site is crawling with viruses - some web-based and some living.
  13. homer
    Other than giving up a lot of hits and runs and whatnot, I thought he did fine.
  14. homer
    I like this Uphoff guy they picked up as an UDFA.
  15. homer
    Just curious how this played out. I don't have extra cards anymore otherwise I would have gladly shipped them.
  16. homer
    Wonder if they wanted someone with a little more experience behind the plate for Bettinger's start?
  17. homer
    The more highlights I watch of Amari Rodgers the more I wonder how the heck he lasted until the 3rd round. Does he get downgraded for having a really, really, good quarterback or something?
  18. homer
    At the end of the day, I think this is a negotiating ploy and yes if Rodgers wants to play it will most likely have to be with GB next season.
  19. homer
    I think mostly the financial ramifications if the Packers trade him. And then if they don't trade him, they don't get anything back for a guy coming off an MVP year. But those ramifications are basically the same after June 1st as they would be after the 2021 season when they probably planned to trade him anyway. I agree with Brew- Rodgers only has leverage if you believe he’s willing to actually retire, which no one believes. If the Packers hold firm as they almost certainly will, Rodgers has no leverage at all. Right. If you don't think he'll pull a Carson Palmer then yeah. Speaking of, Carson Palmer's agent is Aaron Rodgers' agent.
  20. homer
    I think mostly the financial ramifications if the Packers trade him. And then if they don't trade him, they don't get anything back for a guy coming off an MVP year.
  21. homer
    Crap. It's because I cut his mullet off isn't it.
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  23. homer
    I kinda wanna airbrush that mullet off May's head.
  24. homer
    other than QB, I feel there is no non special teams position group that gets exposed quicker due to lack of depth than offensive line.
  25. homer
    I sure hope so.
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