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On 4/30/2018 at 11:48 AM, Coffeedrinker said:

Do you have a reading comprehension problem?  The poster said Leonard, Skai and Adams should be the starters... those are three rookies.

 

As for the rest, schools do matter that is why small school guys are drafted lower than their production and measurables suggest they should and it matter because there is a bigger jump in competition and that takes time to learn.  We hear from rookies all the time about how the speed of the game is so much faster in the NFL and that is even more so from small school guys.

 

Lastly, what team started 3 rookies last year?

I dont think we will see all 3 LBs start day one, but by the end of the year, because of lack of depth, inevitable injuries, and player improvement, you may see 4-5 rookies overall starting.  We had people out of football start for this team last year. We are still building. Thats why I see 8-8 as a decent record next year

 

December starting rookies

Nelson, Smith, Leonard, Hines..........

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3 hours ago, MikeCurtis said:

I dont think we will see all 3 LBs start day one, but by the end of the year, because of lack of depth, inevitable injuries, and player improvement, you may see 4-5 rookies overall starting.  We had people out of football start for this team last year. We are still building. Thats why I see 8-8 as a decent record next year

 

December starting rookies

Nelson, Smith, Leonard, Hines..........

A few additional things.

 

Starters because of injuries is completely different because just because they start a game does not mean they are the starter.

 

Two the OP that I quoted said those three rookies should be starting against Cincy, which is week 1.  So it's not because of injuries, etc.

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9 hours ago, Scott Pennock said:

226 at the Combine is likely more accurate.

The combine is when they add on a bunch of junk weight. I assume he trimmed down some afterwards. Either way my point was to say Geathers isn't too small. Moore isn't a much different size profile. Now whether people think Geathers is best suited for safety or backer is a matter of opinion. I'm just saying the weight argument is false when it comes to Geathers.

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1 hour ago, krunk said:

The combine is when they add on a bunch of junk weight. I assume he trimmed down some afterwards. Either way my point was to say Geathers isn't too small. Moore isn't a much different size profile. Now whether people think Geathers is best suited for safety or backer is a matter of opinion. I'm just saying the weight argument is false when it comes to Geathers.

According to this he actually gained 4 more pounds at his pro day(230lbs) a month after the combine. He's probably been trying to gain weight for the long-haul rather than just for testing purposes. 

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27 minutes ago, stitches said:

According to this he actually gained 4 more pounds at his pro day(230lbs) a month after the draft. He's probably been trying to gain weight for the long-haul rather than just for testing purposes. 

He'll probably play around 220lbs-230lbs.

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22 hours ago, Coffeedrinker said:

A few additional things.

 

Starters because of injuries is completely different because just because they start a game does not mean they are the starter.

 

Two the OP that I quoted said those three rookies should be starting against Cincy, which is week 1.  So it's not because of injuries, etc.

I think we will have a long season, if those 3 LBs are starting as rookies, day one

 

I hope these kids get up to speed and play much better than expected, SOONER than expected

 

Not betting on it though

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I am not sure why Leonard and Moore are used in the same sentence. There is no comparison here. Leonard has all pro potential. Moore possibly has making the team potential.

 

As soon as people understand that betting on Leonard is like betting on the favorite, and betting on UDFAs is like betting on the biggest underdogs, then we can move forward and visit realityville. 

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1 hour ago, BlueShoe said:

I am not sure why Leonard and Moore are used in the same sentence. There is no comparison here. Leonard has all pro potential. Moore possibly has making the team potential.

 

As soon as people understand that betting on Leonard is like betting on the favorite, and betting on UDFAs is like betting on the biggest underdogs, then we can move forward and visit realityville. 

I don’t think anyone here is saying Moore is as good as Leonard. People are just saying they have very similar traits. PFF thought he was a steal just saying. His ceiling is much higher than just making the team like you said.

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13 minutes ago, Luck 4 president said:

I don’t think anyone here is saying Moore is as good as Leonard. People are just saying they have very similar traits. PFF thought he was a steal just saying. His ceiling is much higher than just making the team like you said.

 

I am rooting for Moore. But he is not in DLs league. 

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