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It would be nice to find a WR in the mold of Thomas. Dude is tall, fast and can catch. If we could find one of those in the 2nd or 3rd round, even if from a lesser school, I look that way. We never seem to draft guys known for catching the ball well. Even JuJu has somewhat questionable hands and still drops some easy balls.
 
CoolieMan said:
and who has told you that?

One minor issue in his three years on the team. All reports are that both Oliver and Applewhite were embarrassed by the situation and moved on from it. A quality coach would not have handled the situation like Applewhite did, and this case is just another example of why the school had to move on from his "leadership"

stop beating this stupid narrative..
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eR-3kTX2oyw

This guy looks like TO on the sidelines. And later on he'll pulled another TO " Sniff Sniff " and cried about it.
 
Free agency looks weak at CB and ILB, so not sure who the Steelers could pick up to improve the defense.
 
Coach said:
More like you can't ******* deal with the facts, idiot.
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no douchebag, the facts are that sideline incident is not that important. I am sure in the interviews he will be asked about it, but the only film the scouts and teams will be concerned with is his game film
 
slashsteel said:
They need to alter their free agency approach, it isn't cutting it. And I am not suggesting they have to break the bank with the top rated free agent. But don't wait until the till runs dry to pour a drink.
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'Real chance' Bucs release DT Gerald McCoy

ESPN Bucs reporter Jenna Laine believes there's a "real chance" Tampa Bay releases DT Gerald McCoy this offseason.

McCoy has three years left on his contract but has no guaranteed money remaining, and the Bucs can save $13 million against the cap by cutting him. McCoy turns 31 next month, but his production has remained steady. McCoy has at least six sacks in six straight seasons and received strong marks for his run defense in 2018.

http://www.espn.com/blog/tampa-bay-...nse-shifts-into-attack-mode-under-todd-bowles
 
CoolieMan said:
no douchebag, the facts are that sideline incident is not that important. I am sure in the interviews he will be asked about it, but the only film the scouts and teams will be concerned with is his game film
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Your more sensitive about the jacket and crying incidents than Oliver himself. It happened, get over it. He's immature.


Scouts might also ask him why he can back from the injury to play then shut it down missing his. Once the workouts start, I expect Oliver's stock to drop a bit.
 
April 27th can’t get here soon enough.

This one incident you are making it out to be like TO? Seems like you are the one who is trying to make this more than what it is. Are you sniffing the same glue as AB?

You don’t seem to have the same narrative on Bosa’s injury. He chose to shut it down as well with plenty of time to come back.


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Coach said:
Your more sensitive about the jacket and crying incidents than Oliver himself. It happened, get over it. He's immature.


Scouts might also ask him why he can back from the injury to play then shut it down missing his. Once the workouts start, I expect Oliver's stock to drop a bit.
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You are reaching hard coach. That incident doesn't make him immature. And nothing wrong with a emotional player that cares.

When Oliver gets picked in the top ten, I will get quite the chuckle out of it thinking back on your trillion posts unjustly trying to flame his draft status.
 
Coach said:
Your more sensitive about the jacket and crying incidents than Oliver himself. It happened, get over it. He's immature.


Scouts might also ask him why he can back from the injury to play then shut it down missing his. Once the workouts start, I expect Oliver's stock to drop a bit.
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no you make more out of the incident than anyone else..it was no big deal...
 
slashsteel said:
You are reaching hard coach. That incident doesn't make him immature. And nothing wrong with a emotional player that cares.

When Oliver gets picked in the top ten, I will get quite the chuckle out of it thinking back on your trillion posts unjustly trying to flame his draft status.
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And when he doesn't your reaction will be what?
 
Well, in fairness - if he goes a little late we have to assume it has to do with the circumference of his skull...
 
Coach said:
And when he doesn't your reaction will be what?
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would you like to add a month long avatar bet? if you lose Coolie's bet, it is active when you return, for a one month duration. If you win it is effective immediately..
 
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Ike Kelly said:
April 27th can’t get here soon enough.

This one incident you are making it out to be like TO? Seems like you are the one who is trying to make this more than what it is. Are you sniffing the same glue as AB?

You don’t seem to have the same narrative on Bosa’s injury. He chose to shut it down as well with plenty of time to come back.


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oh but Bosa's was serious.....

Oliver took several illegal chop blocks during the Navy game, they were called on it at least 3 times but the one that knocked him out was not flagged. He could have shut it down, but he tried to come back and support his team, but was not ready even 5 games later.

I've said multiple times that the combine is going to make or break Oliver's draft position. If he measures out similar to Aaron Donald and does as well in the drills as he should given his athletic ability, he will go early in the draft.
 
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