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Chubb had an amazing rookie year. His injury undermines this discussion, but we don't know what Chubb's first three years might have been if he had been healthy. As for Nelson, I personally thought that we had a rare chance to draft a potentially game changing edge rusher at #3, and that we could improve the OL without spending a premium pick on a non premium position. Doesn't mean that anyone thought Nelson wouldn't be great, in fact, he was obviously the safest player to pick in that draft, and I said as much at the time. -
Need the Cardinals to sweep these 2 against the Pirates to put the Pirates back 7.5 games and essentially knock the first team out of the Central divisional race. -
I'm going to have to agree with Moosejaw on this. He's talking in terms of middle of the field positions and more edge of the field positions. Including DEs and Corners, the only outside players (dynamic positions) I see earning big contracts could possibly be the two players you mentioned, Pittman and Taylor, which will be three years from now. That will be about 7 years from when Ballard took over. Two edge players earning contracts within the first 7 years cannot be described as superbowl caliber drafting. I'm sorry, its just not. Injuries or having TY occupy one of the spots for a while does not excuse it. We have not had great WRs, EDGEs, or Corners since before Ballard got here. -
I think it was 70% of the posts but not 70% of the people. Personally, I would have been fine with taking him at 3. Ballard did great by turning it into extra picks and still getting him.
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a) I am still holding out hope that Justin Houston is re-signed b) If he does go to another team, I hope it is to a team where he gets ton of playing time.
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