Nah, no thanks on Gerhart jr.

Your lack of knowledge when it comes to football is always on display.

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Nah, no thanks on Gerhart jr.

just let everybody know youre racist huh

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Why does "seems to want a new RB" automatically mean Fournette or Cook? There are over a dozen quality RBs in this draft.

You're right. I just automatically assume the "big two"

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IT WAS ALWAYS THE JAGS

I liked hearing "fullbacks have been discussed."

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"Doug's an old school guy. I'm an old school guy. This message is going to be the same...."

 

TC saying good things in this presser.  I dig it. 

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Why does "seems to want a new RB" automatically mean Fournette or Cook? There are over a dozen quality RBs in this draft.

True. But Coughlin has never been shy in taking a running back high.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

I posted this in another thread - but if anyone wants TC's comments on Blake and the QB position, here they are:

 

 

When asked about Blake:

"There's plenty of work for everybody to do. Blake included. To raise the game to a higher level, it takes all components. That's why I mention the protection...the timing...taking care of the football which is paramount to that position. There can be no way the ball is turned over to that extent. "

<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;"> 

<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;">How much does the gap between running and passing bother you?

<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;"> 

<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;">"A lot. I don't think you're helping the QB at all when you don't rush the football."

<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;"> 

<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;"><i> </i>Milanovich went from a HC candidate elsewhere to the QB coach here. How did that process happen? 

<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;"> 

<p style="color:rgb(40,40,40);font-family:helvetica, arial, sans-serif;">"I can tell you this:  (paraphrased) "...of all the candidates that sat in that chair, and there were other outstanding ones, Doug did his due diligence on all of them and that's the one he thought did the best job and that's why he's here." 

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True. But Coughlin has never been shy in taking a running back high.

In 20 years he's taken a RB at 19 (and that was only b/c of the silly 2 1st rounders expansion rule), 9, and 21. I don't exactly think that means much. 

 

If you want to try to use his draft history then corner has been his most drafted 1st round position, with Bryant, Phillips, Ross, and Amukamara. Maybe we should be giving Lattimore more consideration.

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Two of the 3 1st round RBs were busts too. Then he went on to win Super Bowls with 4th round Brandon Jacobs and 7th round Ahmad Bradshaw.

 

Hopefully he learned his lesson.

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Two of the 3 1st round RBs were busts too. Then he went on to win Super Bowls with 4th round Brandon Jacobs and 7th round Ahmad Bradshaw.


Hopefully he learned his lesson.

Not to mention how incredibly deep this draft is at RB.

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Time to cut ties and move on. Draft Mitch Trubisky.

I wouldn't be at all surprised, and I'm kinda in favor of it in a way.

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That's because nothing good came from the RB position.

True.

I'd be super excited to see core Grant get some serious opportunity.

I went back and watched him specifically in the last few games from last year.

Surprisingly. . He not only showed great breakaway speed but he blocked well, never gave up on plays, hit some people with authority both when he has the ball and when he didn't, made people miss him with moves and by just flat running around or past them...

Apparently he also has the ability to fool defenders with his speed.

What I mean is u can see linebackers lock in on him when he's running, and his speed and cuts made a lot of them take bad angles, and wiff.

So yeah...Id be really excited if this guy gets a real shot and some serious opportunity.

Probably won't happen though.

I mean we've got yellow who's a high draft pick and ivory we spent serious money on so those 2 guys are probably going to get the lions share of reps off season and press season.

If TC watches the last 2 games from last year...maybe he'll give core a real shot.

You should take a few minutes to watch core grants 2016 highlights on YouTube.

His performance is easy to overlook because we otherwise suckered so bad.

But if u watch. You'll see what I see...

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In 20 years he's taken a RB at 19 (and that was only b/c of the silly 2 1st rounders expansion rule), 9, and 21. I don't exactly think that means much. 

 

If you want to try to use his draft history then corner has been his most drafted 1st round position, with Bryant, Phillips, Ross, and Amukamara. Maybe we should be giving Lattimore more consideration.

 

Coughlin didn't run the draft with the Giants.

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"Why should I give information to you when all you want to do is find something wrong with it?"

Ha ha

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Time to cut ties and move on. Draft Mitch Trubisky.

 

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2017 offseason: Time to cut ties and move on. Draft Lamar Jackson.

 

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2018 offseason: Time to cut ties and move on. Draft Jake Browning.

 

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2019 offseason: Time to cut ties and move on. Draft Deondre Francois. 

 

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This is called the "Factory of Sadness" effect. A certain city by a burnable lake already has this problem. Our nation's capital is considering going back to this status.

 

All half-joking aside, switching QBs every year or every other year isn't the solution and never will be the solution.

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All half-joking aside, switching QBs every year or every other year isn't the solution and never will be the solution.

It's already been longer than every year or every other year, or even every other other year.

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"Bortles needs to cut down on turnovers"


So... you suggest we draft a QB who had issues with INTs against College DBs?

Who doesn't throws picks in college? Let's talk about how he played against the best like Alabama.

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Who doesn't throws picks in college? Let's talk about how he played against the best like Alabama.

Why bother because you already got your mind made up and you think he's going to be a star so let's roll with it. Let me also say that he also have a lot of stars skill position players around him so I hope he can maintain his accuracy on the NFL level.

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Why bother because you already got your mind made up and you think he's going to be a star so let's roll with it. Let me also say that he also have a lot of stars skill position players around him so I hope he can maintain his accuracy on the NFL level.

What you mean I have my mind made up? I believe he is gonna be good.. But the guy I believe is gonna be a star is Jarrod Evans from VT he is my sleeper at QB.. Winston had stars around him also in college,he has been doing fine in the league... Maybe Watson will too.

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Jake Browning?! Naaaaaahhhh


It's all about Sam Darnold. That kid is the real deal

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