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  • Birthday 09/09/1984

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  1. Agreed. I can't even begin to formulate why trading back is even an option to some people at this point.
  2. Not to mention, NE fleeced us last year moving up to get Gonzo when we took Forbes. I don't want them to outsmart us again WITHOUT Belichick. And I don't think they will because our FO has so far shown great competence.
  3. Too much risk involved. New England needs a QB. I realize there is a lot of smoke saying otherwise but look at their roster.
  4. 100% yes. We have Marcus Mariota otherwise with no guarantee we can get to a place to get McCarthy, Nix, etc. the pick at 2 has to be a QB.
  5. His wrist snap and arm usage and decisions are NFL level. He has clean mechanics, although he doesn’t use his torso enough on his throws. He is an athletic guy that can use his legs to give him time to develop. His cons are well stated: he takes too many hits and he looks like a stick figure. Maye’s mechanics are really sloppy at times. I really like his middle of field throws and athletic ability and size, though. He has a rocket for an arm, too. But his footwork is sloppy and he has a penchant to sack himself. I think he’s probably more likely to be healthy but also needs a bit more work. I’m not sold on Williams mechanically, either. He takes a lot of time to throw and the stuff he gets away with in college won’t be the case in the NFL. I think Daniels has the most upside. Caleb has the highest ceiling (yes, I view them different… upside is growth potential and ceiling is overall best) and Maye has the consistency angle. I waiver back and forth.
  6. I think I’m leaning Daniels at 2 right now… but I go in waves. I’ll settle in by the draft. If it’s Maye I can see Mariota seeing significant time to start the season and I don’t like it.
  7. I think there is a lot of cope going on now. They are going to take Caleb Williams. If they don’t it’s for one or two reasons: 1) His red flags checked out. 2) They liked another QB more. If they like another QB more they better be sure they trade with us and only us and they’re sure who we’re taking. Too much risk.
  8. I want to be clear: Absolutely anything could happen. I don’t pretend to know what other people are thinking. It’s entirely possible that the Bears trade the pick. But the odds are tremendously low. I think Fields is better than people give him credit for. Surrounding cast matters and his hasn’t been great. They now have a good cast surrounding the quarterback and it would be a great time to add a, say, MHJ and Bowers to the offense. But, the odds aren’t in favor of that happening.
  9. I love the “overthink everything” stage of the off-season. Next people will be changing their entire evaluation because of these guys favorite cereal brand. The draft order is: Williams, Maye, Daniels. We could take Daniels, but I don’t think so. I think we’ve moved Howell because of the awkwardness of Howell’s best friend taking his job… (and he was cooked here anyways… that’s important).
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