anyways. Can't afford on waiting for players to develop unless its a QB.
I think DG needs to take the best player at each slot with the projection of where they will be in a year factored in. You don't want to miss out on guys with mega upsides because you are totally focused on immediate readiness.
Although, Reese and Ross way overshot with projections, almost always preferring younger players...
anyways. Can't afford on waiting for players to develop unless its a QB.
I think DG needs to take the best player at each slot with the projection of where they will be in a year factored in. You don't want to miss out on guys with mega upsides because you are totally focused on immediate readiness.
Although, Reese and Ross way overshot with projections, almost always preferring younger players...
"Because of privacy issues we are not allowed to comment specifically. But I will tell you that this is not news. Montez is the same person that was medically cleared to play and dominate the SEC, the Senior Bowl, and the NFL combine. No change in health and no change in domination!"
My sense is that the '96 draft was considered much more top-end loaded in terms of the first four players before we picked Cedric Jones. That is to say my sense this year is that top cadre of players is much deeper. '96 was a real stick-in-the eye in terms of what Giants missed out on.
But you can never take such assessments as gospel: Ray Lewis went 26th.
Not sure it's similar to Hurst. Hurst wasn't allowed to compete at the combine. Sweat was and performed very well.
A bit sick, but funny.
Actually I fear that this will be not be a similar draft: Five guys consensus first tier and we pick sixth.
Not even close. There is tons of defensive talent in this draft. Hell, Ed Oliver could end up being the best player in this draft and people now have him going somewhere 8-15. Before the college season he was in the mix for the #1 pick.
I do believe his combine picked him up a bit. I’ve seen some mocks by some of the posters on BBI which had him going to the Giants taking him at 6 which I thought silly. My feeling was something in the 15-20 range. Now?
Well I wish him the best.
we really can't say much of anything about the implications of this based on what we know. This could be anything from an abnormal ECG that is totally benign, to mitral valve prolapse, which also has no implications for a playing career to a relatively benign arrhythmia such as atrial fibrillation, which could have some down-the road implications. The fact that it hasn't limited him so far is the best indication it's benign. It's unlikely to be a more serious arrhythmia or hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. So probably a relatively benign situation that won't affect his draft stock.
And btw, before the questions of "what are you, a cardiologist", the answer is, uh, yeah, I am
if you’re a cardiologist you’re the only one who would call atrial Â
fibrillation “ benign “, it’s not malignant but it’s a major concern if paroxysmal and recurrent. I wouldn’t comment until I saw the ECG, telemetry if indicated, and in athletes an echocardiogram following a detailed exam and history.
Not sure it's similar to Hurst. Hurst wasn't allowed to compete at the combine. Sweat was and performed very well.
lol... i will never forget that pick.. #6 as well.. smh
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Our kind of guy. Can he see out of both eyes?
lol... i will never forget that pick.. #6 as well.. smh
Actually the 5th pick
He’s had great production over the last 2 seasons. Not sure I’d consider that raw, and if it is, it raises his ceiling even more.
I think DG needs to take the best player at each slot with the projection of where they will be in a year factored in. You don't want to miss out on guys with mega upsides because you are totally focused on immediate readiness.
Although, Reese and Ross way overshot with projections, almost always preferring younger players...
I think DG needs to take the best player at each slot with the projection of where they will be in a year factored in. You don't want to miss out on guys with mega upsides because you are totally focused on immediate readiness.
Although, Reese and Ross way overshot with projections, almost always preferring younger players...
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but certainly news worthy, similar to Mo Hurst
Not sure it's similar to Hurst. Hurst wasn't allowed to compete at the combine. Sweat was and performed very well.
A bit sick, but funny.
Actually I fear that this will be not be a similar draft: Five guys consensus first tier and we pick sixth.
That would be an increadible 1st round
His agents are not releasing what exactly it is
But you can never take such assessments as gospel: Ray Lewis went 26th.
I had one when I was in high school, running track. It went away, in time.
or HCM
I had one when I was in high school, running track. It went away, in time.
I believe it was deemed a low risk condition and he should be fine.
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but certainly news worthy, similar to Mo Hurst
Not sure it's similar to Hurst. Hurst wasn't allowed to compete at the combine. Sweat was and performed very well.
A bit sick, but funny.
Actually I fear that this will be not be a similar draft: Five guys consensus first tier and we pick sixth.
Not even close. There is tons of defensive talent in this draft. Hell, Ed Oliver could end up being the best player in this draft and people now have him going somewhere 8-15. Before the college season he was in the mix for the #1 pick.
Well I wish him the best.
And btw, before the questions of "what are you, a cardiologist", the answer is, uh, yeah, I am
best to say nothing without data.