It's possible. European soccer teams play 2 games a week on grass regularly between league games, cup games and champions league. You can get hybrid/desso grass now that most of the top teams use. It's grass but has part fieldturf woven into it underneath it. You still need top lawn keepers for it though, heat lamps, watering etc.
You can definitely play multiple soccer matches on the same field in the same week. Was saying that the sounders could not play in the next couple of days following a Seahawks game if they play on grass. Middle would get too chewed up for the soccer ball to roll smoothly.
Pick 5 is really awkward. Theres so many red flags on Carter. The QB's will most likely be taken and I also don't want to reach that high for one with Smith. Kind of hoping Arizona trade down so we get Will Anderson.
Nothing about Will Anderson screams he’s in the Garrett, or even Hutchinson class of edge rushers. He got owned by the Ten OT who is expected to be a second round pick. I think you take a trade down if Carter is gone. Add more depth or extra picks in 2024.
I'm honestly not sure what they do, just in the last few days there's been reports they'd go corner which to me is shocking and some other names. I don't know how I feel, i'd be kind of gutted if they do trade down, we never get to pick so high.
Hurts went round 2. Mahomes was 10th Overall.
Little surprised Seattle went that route, but as long as he is a scheme fit for what Seattle wants to do, it's a good pick. Were these the top need? No. But, with the draft, you want to take the best talent available.
Have to play the board. Your early picks are really the only ones that you should pencil in as starters. If you are a bad team, you maybe can pencil up to your 3rd round pick. But, most middle of the pack teams and up only bank on the first rounders and maybe 2nd rounders as starters. Everyone else, sub package most likely. Seattle hit it out of the park with Lucas, Bryant, and Woolen becoming starters.
I'm hoping the 2 2nd rounders today are starters but agreed everything after is a crapshoot barring good RB's in the lower rounds
Not a fan of the RB over the top rated OG from Florida Cyrus F. Or the C from Minnesota.
They passed up the Minnesota C and the Florida guard later in round 2. Confusing.
That’s a different analysis than what I heard about Charbonnet. Heard he’s more a pure runner like Jacobs of LV. Not much in the pass game. In round 6 or 7, they need to draft more of a Homer type back who can be used in the pass game. Add that versatility to the RB room.
I think they were adamant they weren't going to reach to fill a need and just went with how the draft fell. Given how many bad drafts they had until last year reaching on players I'm fine with it. Those 2011 and 12 drafts carried the team for years.
I was fine with their decisions in round 1. Surprised on charbonnet as well as the decision to trade back in round 3 when Lb Simpson for Clemson and Henley from Wash St were on the board. They had brought Henley in for a visit.
