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Apparently the Patriots did the big group draft party deal too. Bill said as much on the McAfee podcast the other day. Which points to the idea that **** shouldn't be a big deal for anyone, especially not a players agent. Who you would think would know this already but who knows.

Right. I don't put too much stock in any of them. But the guy I quote was specifically talking about how much he hates Solak so I was amused by it. Thought this was interesting btw haven't checked to see if any of you have posted it yet

I always liked JJ better anyway 😈

Im not mature enough for this lol

Yea I think that’s the end of that

A week before the draft lol. Gonna say he was hacked tho. I would bet many dollars.

You HAVE to question the character of someone who surrounds themselves with questionable characters. Also have you seen him dance? 🌽 🏈

I don’t think that’s a good reason to miss out on a possibly elite prospect. Right. Cause his dumb agent is going to be working with you, too. And as much as I want to believe it’s nothing, his mom AND his agent make a pattern of jerks and weirdos around him. That I don’t like.

Im not going to play your games. Whatever they are I’m done!

I also think the idea that a QB whose game is mostly cerebral can’t control himself when under pressure and is just destined to always run. That it’s impossible to fix. You can literally see him think through everything he sees but he’s too dumb or too instinctual stop running to prolong his career. Come on lol

No stop he’s up to something

Right I agree with most of that. Where we don’t doesn’t matter. My point is that it’s not unthinkable that people are siding with his upside and with the understanding that there is no indication he CANT do these thing. You have to do that thing y’all do with Drake Maye and his mechanics….assume it’s something that can be fixed. I know I know. You don’t think it’s fixable. I do. It’s not that confusing lol. The whole “I don’t know WHY people are ignoring this!” thing is overdone on your part. We get he has flaws. Truly. We get it. I’m not sure of anything anymore honestly.

Yes? That’s confusing actually

He said what he said!

I think the problem with your argument is that you assume the tendency to not throw over the middle is a problem of his. What you have, statistically, is that he doesn’t throw over the middle much. You go on to argue that this is something VITAL for all NFL offenses to be successful. Your numbers do not prove that he is bad at it or that he avoids throwing it there. Those leaps in conclusion are why you are baffled that people are not agreeing with you. If we knew those things were true I think most people would agree. I made the point tacitly, but why would he throw over the middle? IF YOU WATCH HIM PLAY…..it’s not that he is avoiding them. It’s that he has better plays elsewhere on the field. He’s throwing to his two HOF WRs on the outside. Why wouldn’t he? That’s the more reasonable and most likely answer. But you jump to he is tentative. That is not proven and it’s why people ignore it. At BEST it’s a question. Watching him play answers it. They even run the progressions from inside out. Which is backwards but they do it to get the ball outside to his HOF WRs because that is their best matchup. It’s the correct play (like his running but we won’t go there) Past that, I’m not so sure how vital it is anyway. I would like to see numbers on that if you have them. Not arguing that point, I would just like to see them.

You think there is a GM out there drafting players cause 'they were the best'?

No no. Wrong. Impossible. Jayden with less open receivers than Maye? Defies all logic. Not with those receivers and oline that makes no sense. Its almost like someone has been telling you that his pressures and sacks could be related to the defensive coverages and blitz packages he was throwing into which where much more complex in the SEC than whatever the **** junior varsity UNC finds themselves in. Fake. For fun though.... The (Front) Office would be an excellent show.

I wonder what we would do with the knowledge. There for sure would be a section of us that would take his advice and thoughts to heart and adjust. And there is just as assuredly going to be those who disagree with him and stay fast in whatever it is they already believe. And more still, there will be people who disagree with him just to be contrary. Actually, we would be the same ****ing board with or without his input. Probably more extreme. Smh thats depressing lolol the stats ARE the lies!!!

Thats funny cause all the stats on that page are from Ben Solaks personal film study lol The 'our method' section is basically Ben looks at film and then makes the charts.

I don't understand what the difference between scramble and escape is. Also people do care. Its concerning. It doesnt seem to be making him undraftable and its not diminishing his other traits. And this is all 5 years. He clearly had a better year this past season, which is not only recent, but showing progress. Its not obtuse to think he can continue to make progress. Its a bet I probably wouldn't take lol. But its not crazy. Taking a change on a supremely talented player with experience and proven ability to improve his flaws is not that crazy, honestly.

"Could all be a smoke screen" Dude is still the HC/ GM. I ****ing knew it

He has teased it more than a few times and im waiting for him to upload the highlights. I know they had cameras back then too!

Why are we so hung up on current age again? It seems silly to me but I understand there is some kind of indicator yall have honed in on that says if you are not an MVP before you are 23 then you are more likely to bust in the NFL? Something like that right?

Why would Jayden Daniel have thrown to a TE in college? Its arguably the wrong play every time lol I think yall forget they were trying to win games sometimes. Edit: I had to google to even prove he had as TE. Someone name him. Quick!

In 5 years one or two of these guys is gonna remember this **** and it may give us a change to sign them. Or not. Doesn’t hurt though.