Andy99
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Not trading a 2nd for him…he’s not Aiyuk quality…and his contract is stupidI don't know if I'd do a 2nd personally. I don't blame the Raiders for having a high initial asking price though.
Not trading a 2nd for him…he’s not Aiyuk quality…and his contract is stupidI don't know if I'd do a 2nd personally. I don't blame the Raiders for having a high initial asking price though.
They play denver us rams kc and Cincinnati before there bye they could easily be 3 and 2 in that stretch. He literally signed in Vegas because he went to college there and didn’t ask for a trade after they moved off of Carr. He wants AOC to be the Qb not minshewIm sorry you actually believed he was content retiring with the raiders. It was pretty clear contractually that a split was coming and that the Raiders wouldn’t be in playoff contention by the TDL.
Adams accelerated the timeline by getting “injured” in the last possible moment at practice last week. Instead of pushing back next time, maybe consider what is logical.
You’re right, he’s much better than Aiyuk.Not trading a 2nd for him…he’s not Aiyuk quality…and his contract is stupid
Source?He wants AOC to be the Qb not minshew
I don't have a PFF sub so I can't verify, but I suspect the high run blocking grades for the OL are due in large part to James Daniels. PFF absolutely f***ing loved him for some reason, he was their highest graded IOL and was in the 90's or something.I also struggle to square the following chart when it comes to run block with the yard before contact stats and how often I see the run blown up but numbers say what they say
I think it highlights how critical a good situation is for a QB to be successful, especially a younger one. If you look at QBs across the league, it’s very rare for a team to draft and develop their starter in house successfully.Also every time I contemplate my prior confidence, based on past QBs, that guys just hardly ever explode past their third year and what that means for Fields, I have to remind myself that Darnold would probably be an MVP candidate if the season ended tomorrow. Like Fields is doing fine and it's intriguing to see what he might become but Darnold is on a rampage. Sam bloody Darnold.
I don't have a PFF sub so I can't verify, but I suspect the high run blocking grades for the OL are due in large part to James Daniels. PFF absolutely f***ing loved him for some reason, he was their highest graded IOL and was in the 90's or something.
Also every time I contemplate my prior confidence, based on past QBs, that guys just hardly ever explode past their third year and what that means for Fields, I have to remind myself that Darnold would probably be an MVP candidate if the season ended tomorrow. Like Fields is doing fine and it's intriguing to see what he might become but Darnold is on a rampage. Sam bloody Darnold.
Yeah Kevin O'Connell is another one of those great offensive coaches from the McVay tree.I think it highlights how critical a good situation is for a QB to be successful, especially a younger one. If you look at QBs across the league, it’s very rare for a team to draft and develop their starter in house successfully.
Yup, Daniels and Stroud are two examples of unicorns who likely would’ve been successful wherever they ended up. It might be a little early to crown Daniels, but at the moment he’s looking like a home run.Yeah Kevin O'Connell is another one of those great offensive coaches from the McVay tree.
Counterpoint - sometimes the QB IS the situation. Like look at Jayden Daniels in Washington. Dan Quinn is a defensive guy and I don't think anyone would call Kliff Kingsbury a genius OC. Outside of McLaurin they don't really have any big name weapons either.
I'm sure they will regress to the mean a little bit, because they're literally the 2nd best offense of the last 25 years in terms in terms of epa lol.Yup, Daniels and Stroud are two examples of unicorns who likely would’ve been successful wherever they ended up. It might be a little early to crown Daniels, but at the moment he’s looking like a home run.
What? He went to Fresno State, not UNLV. He didn't sign in Vegas, he was traded there. He wanted to go to Vegas because he played in college with Carr. Dude, stop making shit up and just take the L.They play denver us rams kc and Cincinnati before there bye they could easily be 3 and 2 in that stretch. He literally signed in Vegas because he went to college there and didn’t ask for a trade after they moved off of Carr. He wants AOC to be the Qb not minshew
Sam Darnold is extremely talented, though.
Yeah Kevin O'Connell is another one of those great offensive coaches from the McVay tree.
Counterpoint - sometimes the QB IS the situation. Like look at Jayden Daniels in Washington. Dan Quinn is a defensive guy and I don't think anyone would call Kliff Kingsbury a genius OC. Outside of McLaurin they don't really have any big name weapons either.
Did you steal that talking point from Ben Baldwin's twitter feed?
I don't even know what this means. Can you highlight the part where he played college football in Vegas? I can't seem to put my finger on it.Loading…
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agree that a 2nd is too steep but Devante Adams > AiyukNot trading a 2nd for him…he’s not Aiyuk quality…and his contract is stupid
He took less money to play with his college teammate and be closer to familyI don't even know what this means. Can you highlight the part where he played college football in Vegas? I can't seem to put my finger on it.
He’s 32 years old…he’s good but only a stop gap this season to stem the bleeding…he’s not an answer for the next couple seasonsagree that a 2nd is too steep but Devante Adams > Aiyuk
what am i missing is adams available on jefferson’s contract terms?I find it ironic people are balking at Adams because of his age, yet will continue to complain about Van Jefferson, etc.
What do you mean?what am i missing is adams available on jefferson’s contract terms?