Forever A Redskin

Super interesting advanced scouting metrics put together by acmepackingcompany called WRAPS Score. https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/nfl-draft-2022-packers/2022/4/9/23017029/2022-nfl-draft-overrated-wide-receivers-based-on-wrops-ras-and-wraps Worth checking out. Further gives me confidence in Pierce, Watson and Pickens (Especially coupled with Pickens best-in-class drop percentage) Only concern about Pickens is Maturity.

And how does Pierce not fit that mode as a later round option. He's a big body that stretches vertically. What are your WR rankings that fit this mold? I'm assuming #1) is Drake?

What would you say it is the team is looking for in a receiver? It should be a big body for variety and Wentz' favorability towards them. I wonder which player was the main reason for Rivera being present at the Cincy pro day. Pierce/Sauce/Beavers? As it's been stated before, Rivera being present is significant based on history. Can't wait for drake London's pro day results today and if Rivera attended or not.

His tape against ND and Bama is really frickin good.

I'm not high on Bo Melton. I'll have to rewatch. I'll have to check out Calvin Turner too. Don't know much about him. Here's a great video on Pickens and Watson:

Interesting list of names that are attending the draft in-person. Matt Corral must have gotten a promise from a team that he will be taken if he is there at their pick.

A later round WR I like that would replace the role of Adam Humphries is Khalil Shakir. Think slot WR depth is also an underrated need.

I look at him as DK Metcalf Light. DK was also knocked for his poor 3 Cone and Short Shuttle like Pierce. He has great balls skills and the burst/speed to separate. I don't think his hips are that stiff. Watch his practice tape from the senior bowl. Check out Alec Pierces senior bowl practice cut ups. Also, Can you elaborate why you aren't high on Christian Watson? His senior bowl practice footage is eye-popping as well.

He seems to really be working his arse off this off-season on his route running. I'd be fine with his floor being a role player type receiver but still have hopes for him to become more, this year should let us know what we have in him. Not every receiver busts out the gate like Terry. That's exactly why I want a haul like GB, KC or Detroit's back to back picks. Would allow Dax & a WR, then RB in the 2nd. But like you, I'd be elated with Alec Pierce being the fall-back plan. Because that dude is gonna be more special that a lot of dudes drafted before him.

I have concerns about St Juste playing a position with higher tackle numbers like buffalo. With the concussions I'd rather keep him at corner. Good point on Hudson and Forrest. I brought up Forrest the other day but forgot about Khaleke. Hopefully we see some player development solve some holes internally. The one I'm hoping for the most is Dyami Brown. I like Pitre as well. I'll check out Bolden. Haven't watched him.

@KDawg @Skinsinparadise Who do you like as a later round Buffalo Nickel? Or how do you see us addressing position if we don't go Hamilton in the 1st? I've touted guys like JoJo Domann, Smoke Monday and have seen others mention guys like Markquese Bell. I also think Troy Andersen could play LB and also flex out to Buffalo. With Landon proving you don't need an Elite RAS guy to succeed at Buffalo, I'm not sure the value is great for Hamilton in the 1st to play that spot and would rather see us address it later. Or by picking Landon back up if he's willing. If we don't trade down in the 1st, are you wanting to trade down in the 2nd? I just think we need to find a way to recoup the lost Wentz picks. Especially with our hit rate in the 3rd round lately. Also do you agree we need a McCain developmental replacement/competition? He's kind of the only DB on the roster that can do what he does. I think it's an underrated need. Obviously I love Dax Hill but also like Kerby Joseph, Percy Butler, and Nick Cross.

ChadWiko is a hack IMO. I'd hate Stingley too. Way too much risk. You take players with ascending tape, not descending. I've never heard of a player being drafted "because they were good two years ago"

Listened to Keims pod as well. Liked the comment about confidence in Dyami browns development. I would be fine with Hamilton if the team feels he's worth it + a 2nd round receiver like Keim mentioned. Hopefully Pickens Watson or Pierce. Then Damien Pierce in the 4th at RB, TE in the 5th. I just don't like it as much as I like Late 1st Receiver/Dax Hill + Kenneth Walker/Breece Hall + a LB after a trade down. We shall see what unfolds.

So masks work huh? https://centerforneurologyandspine.com/do-masks-work-see-the-review-of-over-150-studies-below/ "I present the masking ‘body of evidence’ below (n=167 studies and pieces of evidence), comprised of comparative effectiveness research as well as related evidence and high-level reporting. To date, the evidence has been stable and clear that masks do not work to control the virus and they can be harmful and especially to children. "

And what exactly is wrong with questioning bidens cognitive ability? The majority of people have concerns...

So do we not care about women anymore? The girls who trained their entire lives at a sport only to have a male come in and rob them from their dreams of greatness? How would you feel if you were one of their parents? An issue doesn't have to be widespread to be a problem that people care passionately about.

You ever stop to think there's a reason stories like mine keep happening? Or do you think they're all making it up? Hell, even Bill Maher has called out the left for having "gone too far" Or do you genuinely believe the Democrats are worthy of supporting as staunchly as you do? Or is your reasoning, "yeah but at least it's not trump"? As far as antics, democratic leaders bailing out rioters and then trying to bail out those cities after they were ruined by those riots was disgusting. Many small businesses have never re-opened. The hypocrisy of Democrats with covid policy and masking. Masking and vaccine mandates in general. Just to name a few. The hypocrisy of "my body my choice" when it comes to abortion, but not vaccines is a little wacky.

I already acknowledge that throwing around libertarian has been done a little loosely, and already clarified that Im a conservative leaning one. There are many libertarian viewpoints that I agree with. I don't agree with any one party absolutely (and think doing so is a huge part of the divide in this country), so I led with the party that had the most things I do agree with. I'm a registered Democrat and worked for a democratic governor. As I've aged, coupled with the antics of the left have caused me to become center-right. People have slammed me that I'm a MAGA hat wearing Republican in disguise. But I think there was plenty trump got wrong as well. I just think the left has lost its way catering to the woke mob, and I can't get behind them right now. And as the polls show, a lot of Americans agree with that sentiment.

I was asked what I believed in. I never cited democratic policies so I'm not sure why I'm being asked to provide any. I was simply asked what I believe in. Owning a tank is kinda funny, but if someone wanted to spend their money on one, more power to them. As far as infrastructure, I think that government budget should be balanced and reducing expenditures could pay for a lot. I don't think we should be raising debt for future generations without their consent. There should also be term limits, no more career politicians.

I love the reactions to my posts. I guess I'm just a wack job fascist conspiracy theorist .. And the polling data I'm sharing is wrong, right?

I believe in free speech. Against government spying on the American people under the guise of gathering intelligence to protect domestic security. I believe parents have the right to raise their children according to their own standards and beliefs. I believe in the 2nd amendment and any attempts of the government to infringe on it is scary. Im against income tax. Against world-policing. We have enough of our own problems and they should come before we involve ourself in other countries. I'd consider myself a conservative libertarian.

What Im pointing out is approval numbers and data of voter registration leaning right lately. In major swing states. Florida is even worse for Democrats than the PA numbers. Getting mad about how the people view whos at fault for certain issues doesn't change the way they feel. If it bothers the Democrats so badly, the solution is simple. Do things to change voter sentiment. Simply stating, well yeah, what are the Republicans gonna do to fix it?! Isn't going to win anybody over. And saying "yeah, well the average American is stupid" isn't a great strategy either.

Where in my post did I mention anything about caravans? I am now backing up my posts and thoughts with concrete data...not sure why I'm still being mocked.

It's a politically significant troll, and a 43 billion dollar one at that. Anyone who thinks it isn't significant is particularly out of touch with the influence of big tech on how people consume and perceive news. I think it's exposes the issues with Twitters censorship problem. Twitter is more important than any of the major news networks in this day and age. Wether it makes you angry or not, it is. For better or worse, people question the major news outlets after the botched coverage of many stories, and it's overt bias towards one side of the political discussion.

Issues 2-5 don't bode well for Democrats either. Especially immigration. I'd assume voter sentiment is that the Biden admin is at fault for that as well.