(08-10-2021, 01:34 AM)Eric1 Wrote:

(08-10-2021, 12:34 AM)Kane Wrote: It's a good thing. It's okay to admit that a player drafted by Caldwell may actually develop into a good player when used correctly in the proper scheme.

I think it's more along the lines of how some people have spun their opinion on the matter so they can blame something either way. 

If Chaisson has a good day, that means the OL is terrible.

If he has a bad day that means he's a complete bust.

Both are dumb ways to look at it, but that's definitely how some on here are spinning it.

And this isn't directed right at Marty, I'm just talking in general.

When I said, I don't know if Chaisson having a great day is a good or a bad thing, what I meant was- 

In training camp, going up against your own guys, on every great play, there is a winner and a loser.  One of our guys won, and one of our guys lost.   If Chaisson beat Cam Robinson or Walker Little four times, for four hypothetical sacks, is that good or bad?   Someone on our team got four sacks, great.   Someone else on our team gave up four sacks, not so great.  

That's all I meant.  I'm on record liking the Chaisson pick from the very beginning.  I recall after that draft I said Chaisson was my favorite pick of that draft.   I'm not trying to downgrade the guy.  I'm glad he did well.  But apparently, someone else on our team didn't do so well.

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