Jordan Love might be available for trade... Should we do it??
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In reality they are probably right to point out that most GMs in the league don't have long enough track record to be free of small sample bias one way or the other. It's very likely if you gave every GM 100 drafts, their draft success will tend to converge toward the average. BTW, I wonder where Grigson would be on those graphs. I would guess pretty high thanks to drafting Luck and TY Hilton(similar to HOU in this graph thanks to Deshaun Watson). Just another reminder that even though those graphs might be useful in some cases you have to keep in mind their limitations and biases.
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By NewColtsFan · Posted
Doug... these anti-Watson rants have gone from bad to worse. Other posters here have noted you make it sound personal. You have mischaracterized most everything that has happened. Watson has a lot of support around the NFL. I’d say far more support than dont. I don’t pretend to know how this is going to finish? But I hope you can lower the temperature here... I don’t think it’s helpful. Just my two cents... -
Yeah, if Miller or Haeg had the WHOLE resume and the talent of Godwin maybe we should. Also, it's not me that's taken it here. YOU just did. I've already pointed out several times that this is NOT my 'take', but rather a guess on part of the explanation on the Bucs place in those graphs. So why do you keep going with this? At this point I am considering this bad faith exchange on your part. On the second part - yes, it would have to be taken in consideration(if they were up for trade and tied in similar contracts, rather than Godwin being a FA). BTW Godwin is one of the players we should consider breaking Ballard's bank on this FA. Insert Whynothaveboth.gif Agree with this. Evans is both better and more valuable than Godwin. Worth pointing out that both Superbowl teams had premier pass catching weapons as it relates to our discussion on the value of the position.
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By NewColtsFan · Posted
Without contact? I don’t think that’s true. His knee injury this year was a helmet to his knee while his foot was planted. He had 3-4 injuries his rookie year, I think only the foot injury was non contact. Campbell had no significant injuries in college. Think he played 38-39 games in three years. -
I haven't payed a lot of attention to CBs yet, but Trill seems to check almost all of the boxes for what we look for in a corner (haven't seen any arm length figures yet, but length is a common positive I've seen for him, so im3 assuming he hits the marks). I'm really intrigued and need to check out some more film of him.
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