Originally Posted by Superturtle:
It's better to swing for the fences in the hopes of landing a franchise QB than it is to walk to first base which is what you're essentially doing with Keenum. We've already seen what his ceiling is and barring him playing out of his mind for a 3 or 4 game stretch like Foles did you're not going anywhere with him, IMO.
I hear ya... again, I just don't know that there's a QB worth swinging for and they appear to focused on giving Lynch another shot to be that guy. [Reply]
Originally Posted by vailpass: :-) That's pretty bad. He's not getting any younger that's for sure.
Yet that group is still more attractive than the 2018 cheerleaders:-)
Not even a joke. Whoever is in charge of vetting possible candidates needs to be fired. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Mile High Mania:
I hear ya... again, I just don't know that there's a QB worth swinging for and they appear to focused on giving Lynch another shot to be that guy.
Well, that seems like it'd be a waste of time. Lynch has already shown a fatal flaw in his work ethic and lack of desire to improve. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Mile High Mania:
Meh... not so much. I made the bet with BlackOp and was nearly 100% confident he wouldnt' take it. Although, had he accepted ... I would have bowed out per the terms. Hell, BlackOp has posted he's leaving a few times since last year, he's still around.
Regarding TEX - As you pointed out then as well, he had it all lined up and I just didn't see the point in taking a bet where a .500 finish would have made anyone a winner. Finishing .500 isn't winning or losing, it's just that ... .500, it's a tie.
I found it particularly funny that he was incredibly confident they would suck, yet he wouldn't take the terms. Now, he wants to revise history as if he agreed to the terms... just comical.
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:
It seems like every year there are at least 3-5 first round CB's. Using a top 5 pick on one is unnecessary, IMO.
Desmond Trufant, Tre'Davious White, William Jackson, Bradley Roby, Xavier Rhodes, and Jason Verrett are stud CB's and they were all picked in the 20's.
One of these things is not like the others [Reply]