If Darnold opts to stay in school (question)

the forced pick is what matters in context here, I don't have time or interest to again spell out the preceding events that landed them in that place. Keep it simple works fine here.

the arrow is pointing up and by all accounts he's putting the work in to improve. There might not be a better tackle available to NYG next offseason.

Guards and Centers high then!

But. We are were we are. Nobody can dispute that .

Where we are. Not were . damn phone.

In comment 13683252 SterlingArcher said:

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next 3 or 4 years? This is their opportunity to rebuild their oline.

Omg people are delusional. :D

Eli is not going to be here 3 or 4 more years. Good grief. Even if he did, at his current rate of decline he will be a shadow of himself when his contract ends in 2 years.

Is, rather than picking and managing to win games, without realising it; managing and picking to justify prior decisions, a strategy or a person.

Which is probably a fairly frequent source of misdirection in established groups and organisations. Not at all unique here.

up draft boards after the combine. That dude is fast, and he knows how to find the end zone. Really good year for running backs.

...should be our top pick after a trade down.

In comment 13684093 GeorgeAdams33 said:

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...should be our top pick after a trade down.

I’m really warming up to this. Dude looks like one of the best guards to come around in a long time. If they don’t love a QB, Nelson is the guy I want. As long as they are top 5, there SHOULD be some trade down opportunities from a team that needs a QB or loves Barkley. Or whatever other players rise up the boards. Which brings up that point. It’s way too early in the process at this point. Players will rise and fall, but there’s no harm in discussing it as of today, I suppose.

They might be well served to head over to Columbia or NYU and confer with some mathematicians or statisticians.

Wheres trading down may bring a player with slightly more warts (depending on position maybe not even this) you are in fact getting two or three for one which lowers -greatly- your risk that the formerly inly player turns out to not have a useful career.


Sounds like they are conflating lack of confidence in their process with an actual risk value.

Interested to hear thoughts on him. Why is he not in the conversation?

So much of whether the QB will be successful in the NFL is not as easy to see while watching on Saturday.

Just take a look at the current group of QBs who are playing today. I would bet that they look different now (On the field) than they did in their senior year in college.

My concern is the group of coaches we have right now. The pic below of Farley is us and the car is our first pick...

In comment 13684098 BigBlueShock said:

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In comment 13684093 GeorgeAdams33 said: Quote: ...should be our top pick after a trade down. I’m really warming up to this. Dude looks like one of the best guards to come around in a long time.

Could be the best since Chance Warmack!

In comment 13684537 Milton said:

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In comment 13684098 BigBlueShock said: Quote: In comment 13684093 GeorgeAdams33 said: Quote: ...should be our top pick after a trade down. I’m really warming up to this. Dude looks like one of the best guards to come around in a long time. Could be the best since Chance Warmack!

Or Zack Martin..