
AlNFL19
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NFL Team
New England Patriots
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Boston Red Sox
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NBA Team
Boston Celtics
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NHL Team
Boston Bruins
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Malcolm Mitchell, WR (FA)
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Jeez I've looked at a whole six prospects and you've already looked at like 40 quarterbacks and 60 running backs. Looks pretty good, I guess.
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Hmm. That's not what I saw watching Finley. But I mean, as a Pats fan, if you're right, I would not be upset.
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I watched some of Daniel Jones and wasn't really super impressed. Here's my rankings so far: 1. Kyler Murray (Rounds 1-3) 2. Dwayne Haskins (Rounds 2-5) 3. Will Grier (Rounds 2-5) 4. Drew Lock (Rounds 2-5) 5. Daniel Jones (Rounds 4-7) 6. Ryan Finley (Rounds 6-7) I don't really get the hype. His release is either good or ugly, his decision-making isn't a strength, his accuracy wanes outside the numbers, he takes too many sacks because his internal clock isn't great, and his footwork wasn't great in the games I watched. He also looked bad under pressure. I also don't get the Cutcliffe thing - Jones didn't look great in the games I saw. He's got a big arm and average accuracy but I don't think he's really got a ton going for him if he doesn't clean up a lot of stuff.
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I'd like to keep Hill. He looked good before he got hurt.
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Would Peyton Manning have still been playing in 2018 if he didn’t break his neck?
AlNFL19 replied to patriotsheatyan's topic in NFL General
He was hot garbage his last year. I think not having the neck injury extends that delay only a little while, and he'd be gone by now. -
I'd like to see what the Patriots could do with Ta'amu. He's got some tools they could build off of.
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Yes, he was released, but I hope he can come back (it's a longshot). He did not retire. http://www.espn.com/blog/boston/new-england-patriots/post/_/id/4816718/after-10-surgeries-malcolm-mitchell-still-hopes-to-return-to-nfl
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Will any team break the point differential record within the next 20 years?
AlNFL19 replied to LieutenantGains's topic in NFL General
I doubt it. The current record is averaging beating your opponents by 20 points per game. The Saints led the league this year at +151. Double that, and you're still 13 points short of the record. Not to mention it's rare enough to see a team with a 14-2 or 15-1 record, which is basically a prerequisite to break the record (I'd argue you'd have to finish 15-1 or 16-0). -
Not borderline. 3 Super Bowls, 2 SB MVPs, a regular-season MVP, a passing TD leading season, a passing leading season, and a 16-0 season as a quarterback is Hall of Fame worthy.
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I think Foles can be better by a good margin.
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I get that but I still hope Mitchell can come back.
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Gotta bring back Mitchell and Gordon
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I don't get this. Flacco's not that good, and I'd argue he wasn't much better than Case. My WAR model had them both in the negatives this year. And Flacco's got a big contract, too. Denver has a pretty good roster, so why would they take on more money for a lateral move at QB instead of going for somebody who could help them make a playoff run??
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Check out @CalhounLambeau's spreadsheet. It's the best draft resource you'll find for what you're looking for 100% guaranteed. It has players at every position and their height, weight, class, and, best of all, a Google Doc for each player with links to game tape.
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In retrospect, the 2014 quarterback draft class was really interesting. It had a group of five notable guys at the top that all excelled at different things and had (or will have) varying levels of NFL success. You had: Blake Bortles, UCF's well-rounded passer with NFL intangibles and pocket awareness Johnny Manziel, the playground wonder with marginal decision-making qualities and even worse intangibles Teddy Bridgewater, who NFL.com lauded as "rarely making mistakes" and being an NFL-ready decision-maker Derek Carr, Fresno State's big-armed, accurate, and athletic star and Jimmy Garoppolo, the FCS product with "the fastest release since Dan Marino," according to his Eastern Illinois coach I decided to go back and take a look at which quarterbacks hit the thresholds I've laid out for franchise quarterbacks: above-average decision-making, average accuracy, above-average leadership, average mobility, above-average pocket awareness, and above-average release quickness. Obviously it's not a perfect way to go about it, because hindsight is 20-20, but I used the NFL.com Scouting Reports to try to remove as much bias as possible. They each hit these many thresholds: Bortles: 4 (Accuracy, Leadership, Mobility, and Pocket Awareness) Manziel: 1 (Mobility) Bridgewater: 4 (Decision-Making, Accuracy, Leadership, Release) Carr: All 6 (Decision-Making, Accuracy, Leadership, Mobility, Pocket Awareness, and Release) Garoppolo: 6 Of course the Browns chose Manziel.