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Warhead36

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  1. Maye is not a bad decision maker. He makes risky throws because its the only chance his team had of winning. If he were a bad decision maker his turnover worthy throw % would be way higher.
  2. Simms had Dyami Brown as a top 5 WR in that 2021 class so yeah, I can do without his analysis. I do love BTJ though.
  3. Elite players are worth every penny. The problem is when you pay good players elite money, particularly QB, because it really hamstrings your team. That's what often happens in FA, but thankfully our FO didn't fall into that trap. I'd pay Jefferson whatever he wants because he's worth it. Guy completely changes your offense.
  4. Ekeler is gonna be huge for a rookie QB with his ability to catch passes and pick up cheapie first downs on 3rd down checkdowns while also being an oustanding blocker Can't believe we were able to get both him and Bobby Wagner on such cheap short term deals.
  5. Tez Walker is booty lol. I'm not even sure he's picked on day 2. And I don't think any other Tar Heel on offense is worth drafting at all. Its as simple as just looking at the bowl games. All 3 opted out. USC and LSU didn't miss a beat offensively with backup QBs. UNC on the other hand without Maye got waxed by freaking WVU and looked horrendous on offense.
  6. I think being able to pass protect in space is critical to the Air Raid though, which could matter. Also, you can always coach up run blocking I feel like. Mims is such a unique prospect. I'd love to grab him if we had a vet LT in place, but him starting day 1 terrifies me. He's got so much potential though. Dude could be an absolute monster.
  7. Yeah a 29 year old CB is scary. CBs actually decline really early, but on the flip side you occasionally get older guys who have big bounce back years(Patrick Peterson had one recently IIRC). Maybe he's not a scheme fit or he didn't wanna come back. He signed with Miami so he probably wants a chance at a ring. And of course, who doesn't wanna live in South Beach...
  8. Sure, but do you also wanna go into the year with an absolute gigantic black hole at LT when you're likely starting a rookie QB? If we have a shot at a franchise LT, I don't mind trading up for one. But yes I agree we shouldn't reach for like a 3rd round caliber guy at 36.
  9. I get what you're saying and I agree. But I'm a believer in force multiplier effects. We're gonna get our QB, so the best way to augment his development is to first shore up his protection and then get him weapons. That's why I wanna go LT and WR with our next two picks. I don't consider it reaching for needs but there is a good chance both those positions will be BPA or near it due to the depth of those positions at those spots.
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