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oakbark
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posted: 2018-10-03 16:15:50 (ID: 100133213) Report Abuse |
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I still think Rosen is the class of this QB draft, it's horses for courses obviously with the draft. With the Niners I have been pleasantly surprised by McGlinchy thinking perhaps we reached a little. Fred Warner looks a fantastic player for a 3rd rounder.
Now all we need are 12 more players and we got a team, oh and our QB's Knee back. Buddy I got to say Trubisky is your best QB since uhm, actually that's not easy is it. Have you ever had a good QB? Early days but damn you may have found the best QB in ypur franchise history!! |
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Buddy Ryan
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posted: 2018-10-03 18:26:56 (ID: 100133223) Edits found: 1 Report Abuse |
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oakbark wrote:
Buddy I got to say Trubisky is your best QB since uhm, actually that's not easy is it. Have you ever had a good QB? Early days but damn you may have found the best QB in ypur franchise history!! besides Sid Luckmans heydays in the 40ties and some McMahon moments there are not many records of good QB play in Chicago 
this buccs game was just incredible, never expected a performance like this from our O. but unfortunately we cant play a Mike Smith Tampa-2-dinosaur every week. with the bye week and fans having nothing else to cool their enthusiasm, I'm a bit afraid he gets overhyped too soon. but better this way than the other way around, thats a really nice floor for Trubs to go into the bye and work on his (still remaining) issues. but damn that win felt great, I have to admit  now there is hopeLast edited on 2018-10-03 22:02:28 by Buddy Ryan |
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Buddy Ryan
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posted: 2018-10-03 22:06:50 (ID: 100133241) Report Abuse |
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oakbark wrote:
I still think Rosen is the class of this QB draft, it's horses for courses obviously with the draft. With the Niners I have been pleasantly surprised by McGlinchy thinking perhaps we reached a little. Fred Warner looks a fantastic player for a 3rd rounder. Now all we need are 12 more players and we got a team, oh and our QB's Knee back. I really liked the McGlinchey pick (and that pick made Gruden take Kolton Miller  ) and considered him a potential target for the bears too
sry about Jimmy Gs injury, tough to see what you got in terms of talent when your starting QB goes down... |
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MonsterT95
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posted: 2018-10-05 18:49:18 (ID: 100133304) Report Abuse |
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I think a part of it is also New York is all about NOW, put weapons around Manning to make up for him not being amazing instead of getting a young QB that might take a couple of years to get ready. That's where the Saints were more intelligent than the NYG, by trading for Teddy B, he looks like a nice solution for the post-Brees era, even though I don't konw if he possesses the same kind of arm strength as Brees. |
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MonsterT95 wrote:
Jonny Utah wrote:
I think a part of it is also New York is all about NOW, put weapons around Manning to make up for him not being amazing instead of getting a young QB that might take a couple of years to get ready. That's where the Saints were more intelligent than the NYG, by trading for Teddy B, he looks like a nice solution for the post-Brees era, even though I don't konw if he possesses the same kind of arm strength as Brees. Before his injury Bridgewater looked excellent, i kinda wanted the Packers to grab him as the backup, really don't want Rodgers out again but would've been funny to see Teddy beat the Vikings wearing green and gold |
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Buddy Ryan
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posted: 2018-10-05 19:18:24 (ID: 100133307) Report Abuse |
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yep, Bridgewater was really good before his injury, a steal for the Saints.
Not the biggest Cousins fan, but I expected more from the Vikings D this season. Is this just about Griffen being out? Still this looked like the deepest and most versatile D just a season ago |
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Mücke
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posted: 2018-10-05 19:56:01 (ID: 100133311) Report Abuse |
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The Bears really scares me in sense of becoming competitive. The D #1 at the moment. Once if Trubisky lets loose without losing himself this company becomes a factor in the division.
On the Saints: does that mean they release Taysom Hill? imo, one of the worst 53 roster cuts back in 2017 from the Packers. Boy, this guy had kept the franchise in the playoff run instead of Hundley. But on the other hand, without that release, he (Hill) would have been benched in that lame conservative franchise the Packers are. Others with the Saints, there he became the Egg-laying-wool-milk-pig (he does everything) and thats just fun to watch. |
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ivo17
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posted: 2018-10-06 07:14:36 (ID: 100133315) Report Abuse |
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Jonny Utah wrote:
MonsterT95 wrote:
Jonny Utah wrote:
I think a part of it is also New York is all about NOW, put weapons around Manning to make up for him not being amazing instead of getting a young QB that might take a couple of years to get ready. That's where the Saints were more intelligent than the NYG, by trading for Teddy B, he looks like a nice solution for the post-Brees era, even though I don't konw if he possesses the same kind of arm strength as Brees. Before his injury Bridgewater looked excellent, i kinda wanted the Packers to grab him as the backup, really don't want Rodgers out again but would've been funny to see Teddy beat the Vikings wearing green and gold What ya'll need teddy for when you got Kizer?
Thanks for Randell by the way. Wht the hell was the GM of green bay thinking? |
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ivo17 wrote:
Jonny Utah wrote:
MonsterT95 wrote:
Jonny Utah wrote:
I think a part of it is also New York is all about NOW, put weapons around Manning to make up for him not being amazing instead of getting a young QB that might take a couple of years to get ready. That's where the Saints were more intelligent than the NYG, by trading for Teddy B, he looks like a nice solution for the post-Brees era, even though I don't konw if he possesses the same kind of arm strength as Brees. Before his injury Bridgewater looked excellent, i kinda wanted the Packers to grab him as the backup, really don't want Rodgers out again but would've been funny to see Teddy beat the Vikings wearing green and gold What ya'll need teddy for when you got Kizer?
Thanks for Randell by the way. Wht the hell was the GM of green bay thinking? He was thinking he likes King and the corners in the recent draft, after coming away with Alexander, Jackson and an extra 1st round pick i can't really argue with that |
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posted: 2018-10-06 17:21:57 (ID: 100133324) Report Abuse |
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They just wanted to get rid of Randall. Brought bad attitude to the locker, they said. But yes, GB frankly got nothing in return for him. Tim Boyle (UDFA) showed more upsides in pre-season than this first rd bust Kizer.
Last week GB brought Bashaud Breeland (CB) in. This week he's listed as injured, hamstring. ... He fits right in. 
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