CheezWizHed
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I am going to predict that Doubs has more receptions than Watson on the season. I'm a bit more 50/50 on who has more more yards and TDs. While clearly Watson has the upside to be better. I think Doubs is more polished to get more early looks. Watson just didn't have the route tree experience that Doubs has. 2011: Cobb: 25 receptions/375 yards/1 TD in his rookie year (Nelson, Jennings, Jones, Driver on the WR depth chart) 2014: Adams: 38/446/3 (Nelson, Cobb, Adams) 2015: Ty Montgomery: 15/136/2 (Cobb, Adams, Jones) 2018: MVS 38/581/2. (Adams, Cobb) 2018: EQS: 21/328/0 (Adams, Cobb) 2021: Amari Rodgers: 20/166/0 (Adams, Lazard, Cobb, MVS) With a depth chart of Watkins, Cobb, Lazard, and Rodger (so far) in 2022, I think both WRs could put up 30-40 receptions and 400-500 yards. Best case scenario has Watson put up MVS numbers (38/581) and Doubs at Adams numbers (38/466). But I have feeling Watson stuggles a bit more than Doubs with the full playbook; limiting his looks. He'll be the gadget guys and flashy distraction running deep routes while Doubs (and others) get the ball on the underneath routes. I'd guess Watson gives up an EQS-like start (21/328), but with a couple TDs.
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You realize people actually do that, right? Though, I agree with your assessment of rookie mini camp...
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I have to admit I did too.... I doubted when Halliday was playing hero-ball offense at the end of the 3rd. I doubted when GIannis was playing stupid and fouling Smart on that over-aggressive pick... They were clearly outplaying them in the 4th, but kept doing stupid things thwarting the comeback. Then they finally started playing smart (pun intended) defense and offense to finish it out. Wow what a game. Giannis has to get a bit smarter with his play and not get frustrated. I see why Allen wasn't out there last game with his defense. But the team needs to keep shooting 3s (except Giannis) and moving the ball on offense.
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Well, they are 2-2 in the series, so I'd guess they can.... Certainly easier with him of course. What I couldn't understand is that the team nearly stopped shooting 3s except for PC and Matthews. Not much from Bobby, minimal from Allen, a couple from Halliday (but kind of forced), nor Lopez. Not sure if the team got tired, but Giannis looked really flat the 4th quarter. He made a lot of bad decisions on offense and defense (Horton block attempt).
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That maybe a bit too crazy for me... but I have to imagine they like the guy. He is the only one with a semblence of being able to back up either Tonyan or Lewis. Hoping for a good breakout year from either Deguara or Dafney, too.
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I hate the early Saturday games. I keep coming to watch the game and see it is done. Saw that highlights and... ooof... that would've been a good one to watch, but a very frustrating 4th Q after building a good lead.
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Man Coverage vs. Zone Coverage; 3-4 vs 4-3 OLB/DEs; Zone run blocking vs. power run There are a few systems that some people will fit better than others, but those differences seem to have faded a bit over time. 4-3 DEs are lighter than before...3-4 OLBs might be a bit heavier now. OL all seem to be more athletic than the big, wide, can't get around you guys of the past. At the end of the day, you can play football or can't. I'm sure some people are up/down rated on certain boards for specific skills they do/don't have, but good coaches fit the player to the scheme.
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So, it seems that we drafted Zach Tom to replace Lucas Patrick. As if having two first names were necessary. The last time we drafted a DL and LB in the first round, it worked out pretty well for us. Matthews and Raji were pretty helpful in winning the SB.
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I'm no @LouisEly, but I think I did ok Multiple WRs - Pass 4th/5th round OL - Pass Trades up - Pass Draft someone we didn't expect - Pass - I think Walker qualifies. Haven't taken an ILB for a long time. Draft a TE - Fail 75% of draftees with an RAS of >8.0: Fail. Close 6 of 11 overall, but 5 of 6 in the top 4 rounds. Doesn't draft a WI Player: Pass Doesn't take a 1st round WR: Pass Draft 3 WRs: Pass - The PR was the 2nd taken, but close enough Trade down up from 22 and down from 28: Fail Draft someone from Cinncinnati: Fail - Hoping for Pierce and a few others I liked. Draft a player recovering from ACL: Fail - Thought there were enough to be a good chance. Grab a late round RB: Fail I'm surprised with Hill's knee injury they didn't grab someone 7 Passes out of 13 with an extra bonus for picking Samori Toure. I was doing so well initially, but those last 4 came back to bite me.
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Any K, P, or LS taken in the 7th? Predictions? Maybe a K. Don't see an LS worth it. We signed a FA punters, so doubtful there too. Samori Toure in the 7th.
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Trying to catch the Bears for numbers of 7th round picks...
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Mel is back in. Word is that he had a pistachio stuck. Long term prognostic is good.
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Way to pimp the 1985 Bears SB championship by a 12 year old. His parents weren't even born then. ?
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Word is that Kiper pulled a vocal chord. ESPN went to a Thursday night concert replay... Hope he is OK...
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With as many 4th round picks the Ravens have, I'm surprised they don't have any of ours...
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I work with a guy named Reed Greg and it took me a while to remember which name to call him. ?
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I know we need back up OL, but they always feel like a let down when they are picked.... Though, that is another prediction hit with a 4th round OL!
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He returned an 80-yard punt for a touchdown on his first collegiate touch. But looks like he only returned 10-12 punts per year (but high average).
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and 10" hands...as a WR!
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NIce. Doubs was a guy I was thinking might fall to us in the 4th.
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I think this is exactly what you want here. Need OLB depth... need more than just an UDFA "just a guy" we've been getting. Second WR and a athlete OLB would be a good 4th.
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You forgot to put that in blue. Congrats on being drafted yes, but the 'boys?
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I'm on the PIckens/Pierce train, but Tolbert is growing on me. He reminds me a lot of Adam's draft profile and skillset. Not to say he steps right in and replaces him, but I think he slips further because he isn't quite as big or quite as fast as others...yet maybe the better football player.
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Still have PIckens, two more ILB and two RBs from Georgia possible for tomorrow. How does Georgia get 3 ILB drafted (or at least ranked a the moment)??
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Packer Draft Predictions Update: Easy Ones Drafts multiple WRs. Draft a 4th/5th round OL Trades up - Just too much draft capitol for Gute to sit tight. Draft someone we didn't expect - PASS Draft a TE higher then people expect and draftniks give us a low draft grade. Fans complain that we could've traded down 2.5 spots and drafted him there. 75% of draftees have a RAS > 8.00 Doesn't draft a WI player. Fans are upset. Hard Ones Doesn't take a first round WR - PASS Drafts 3 WRs. Two in the top 4 rounds - The third is also a PR/KR. Trades up from #22 and down from #28. - FAIL Drafts someone from Cinncinnati Drafts a player recovering from an ACL and dropped as a result Grabs a late round RB that is labeled as a steal. Well, two hits and one miss. Everything else is in play. I'd be surprised if we don't move up tomorrow. Use one of those 4th round picks that Gute seems to hate...
