Wow. Colbert please disregard my comment on bringing him in on the PS for a training camp look. My error.From Facebook, for what it's worth:
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Wow. Colbert please disregard my comment on bringing him in on the PS for a training camp look. My error.From Facebook, for what it's worth:
My ability on who to pick towers above yours. Right now, I like Jones arm, accuracy and and mobility over Trask's. I also said I'd trade out 1-4 and next years #1 for Trevor Lawrence. No team is that stupid, well maybe the Jags are.
Try making such boats sometimes, I'll laugh in you face. The last one was Claypool is a third round talent. How does 10 touchdowns sound as a rookie with a bad OC who loves Johnson?
The players I like tend to do well in the NFL, I have a long list of guys I wanted picked within range of what we could have had that exceed who we picked .
This is a good QB class. Ben is old. Now is the time to pick his replacement.
Let's get one thing straight, you're a man who has an opinion on a football message board. You hold no credentials and no one values your opinion enough to pay for it, You nor I have anymore ability to spot talent than the next man or woman on this board.
You tower over nobody when it comes to anything football or draft related. You repeat Claypool over and over yet I was simply a round off. Where you pick busts over and over again then shovel them under the carpet or simply ride the coat tail of someone else's eval. You laughing in my face means absolutely nothing when almost everyone laughs at your crazy *** analysis daily. Yeah I know your unrealistic trade scenerios. You would trade over half the team away if you had the opportunity. Yeah, "right now" you like is appropriate verbiage from you as that changes early and often. As I said keep building that list you are sure to get one right eventually! [emoji28]
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That's what I've been trying to tell him for like a month now, but you said it so much more eloquently than I did.
Try saying who you would have taken during the draft. Only then will we be equal on initial opinions. I think Claypool has first round talent and said so, and I also said I think Jefferson as the best WR in a very deep class. He likely is.
I've called out as many bust or disappointments ( often picking a better player ) as much as anyone here, only to have fools like you debate me for 2-3 years saying they are good.
And since Rivers is a topic lately, I called out he'd be a great QB. TMC said he'd be out of the league in 4 years. There are dozens of evals on the web. Mine are more likely right that Walter Football or Mike Mayock who loves everybody these days. When you have dozes of options, someone is going to be right that year. Mine is right most years. Troll on, your a fraud, and won't dare to match me.
Another player I liked a lot this year was John Taylor. Gee, how did he turn out?
You guys should do a draft contest, that way Coach can have the opportunity to prove to everyone how good he really is.
Let's get one thing straight, you're a man who has an opinion on a football message board. You hold no credentials and no one values your opinion enough to pay for it, You nor I have anymore ability to spot talent than the next man or woman on this board.
That's what I've been trying to tell him for like a month now, but you said it so much more eloquently than I did.
He won't do one. Last year I tried to get him to play there was crickets. He would rather wait until after the draft to say who he would have picked after seeing what Walter had to say about the picks. His approach before the draft is name 50 players he likes. Trying to get him to lock into one isn't easy. But **** I would love a contest. Maybe I will try it again this year see if, "I would have" will participate.You guys should do a draft contest, that way Coach can have the opportunity to prove to everyone how good he really is.
He won't do one. Last year I tried to get him to play there was crickets. He would rather wait until after the draft to say who he would have picked after seeing what Walter had to say about the picks. His approach before the draft is name 50 players he likes. Trying to get him to lock into one isn't easy. But **** I would love a contest. Maybe I will try it again this year see if, "I would have" will participate.
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Who you pimping this year?too bad more posters aren't like me and pimp the same guy two years out from the draft
You guys should do a draft contest, that way Coach can have the opportunity to prove to everyone how good he really is.
I posted a few in the way too early draft thread a couple of weeks ago
DE - Payton Turner
S/LB - Grant Stuard
WR - Marquez Stevenson
WR - Keith Corbin
Try saying who you would have taken during the draft. Only then will we be equal on initial opinions. I think Claypool has first round talent and said so, and I also said I think Jefferson as the best WR in a very deep class. He likely is.
I've called out as many bust or disappointments ( often picking a better player ) as much as anyone here, only to have fools like you debate me for 2-3 years saying they are good.
And since Rivers is a topic lately, I called out he'd be a great QB. TMC said he'd be out of the league in 4 years. There are dozens of evals on the web. Mine are more likely right that Walter Football or Mike Mayock who loves everybody these days. When you have dozes of options, someone is going to be right that year. Mine is right most years. Troll on, your a fraud, and won't dare to match me.
I'm divided on Trask. Reports say he's a humble guy. He leads his receivers very well, and can throw for 400 yards vs. teams like Alabama, BUT his deep ball is iffy and he's going to be easy to sack. He fits best in a west coast style offense, with a good OL.
The guy I like is Mac Jones. I know Alabama has 10 first round pick playing, but it's hard to nit pick at what he does. that accuracy in the SEC...wow. Jones to me won't be Ben or a deep passer, BUT give him a good running game and he's going to move the chains with the best of them. If we can somehow obtain Jones in round two, I'd like it. But he might be gone before we pick in round one. Would I take him in round one? That's a big maybe. If Nick Saban privately signs off on him, make that a yes. He reminds me of Kenny Anderson, a very good, but not quite great NFL QB.
Try saying who you would have taken during the draft. Only then will we be equal on initial opinions. I think Claypool has first round talent and said so, and I also said I think Jefferson as the best WR in a very deep class. He likely is.
I've called out as many bust or disappointments ( often picking a better player ) as much as anyone here, only to have fools like you debate me for 2-3 years saying they are good.
And since Rivers is a topic lately, I called out he'd be a great QB. TMC said he'd be out of the league in 4 years. There are dozens of evals on the web. Mine are more likely right out of Walter Football or Mike Mayock who loves everybody these days. When you have dozes of options, someone is going to be right that year. Mine is right most years. Troll on, your a fraud, and won't dare to match me.
Another player I liked a lot this year was John Taylor. Gee, how did he turn out?
From Facebook, for what it's worth:
Try saying who you would have taken during the draft. Only then will we be equal on initial opinions. I think Claypool has first round talent and said so, and I also said I think Jefferson as the best WR in a very deep class. He likely is.
I've called out as many bust or disappointments ( often picking a better player ) as much as anyone here, only to have fools like you debate me for 2-3 years saying they are good.
And since Rivers is a topic lately, I called out he'd be a great QB. TMC said he'd be out of the league in 4 years. There are dozens of evals on the web. Mine are more likely right that Walter Football or Mike Mayock who loves everybody these days. When you have dozes of options, someone is going to be right that year. Mine is right most years. Troll on, your a fraud, and won't dare to match me.
Another player I liked a lot this year was John Taylor. Gee, how did he turn out?
Colbert gets an A+ for trading with Fitzpatrick. One of the best safeties in the league, and we've got him for cheap. Very much worth our first-round pick. The additions of Eborn and Wisnewski are short term solutions, which will allow the Steelers to enter this draft with an open mind. The loss of Hargrave, however, downgrades the defense. With Ben back, the defense the way it is, and 7 teams making the playoffs, I feel very confident the Steelers will make the playoffs.
Coach's mock:
Round 2 ) DT/NT Davon Hamilton. Can play 1 or 2 gaps. Big, and strong, with enough ability to make plays outside of his gap. Hamltion can make plays behind the line of scrimmage. Losing Hargrave will hurt both the pass and run defense, and let's be honest, the gap between him and the next man up is pretty wide.
Round 3 ) TE Adam Trutman. An all around TE who can block, run and catch, he had a good senior bowl week. The Steelers signed Ebron ( which could blow up in their faces ) and for now are keeping McDonald, so this is a future type of pick who should play as the two players ahead of him on the depth chart are expensive, have iffy hands, and are injury-prone.
Round 4 ) RB Darrynton Evans - A speed back, who runs well and offers extra value as a return man. Maybe not a workhorse type, he'll add much-needed zip to the offense.
Round 4 ) C Matt Hennessy. More than the sum of his parts, Hennessey can provide depth at C/G and should be able to play if needed. He might not have long term NFL starting ability, but he can be a solid/cheap back up for years, and the Steelers don't have much right now at backup guard or center.
Round 6 ) S JaQuaris Landrews. Good size, speed, and production. Steelers have very little depth at safety
Round 7. P Mann Much better and cheaper than the erratic Berry. A good tackler as well on special teams.
[emoji28]And people wonder why he gets picked on. He makes **** up as he goes. I pimped Watt he tried to later lay claim. A few pimped Claypool he tried to later make claim. His prospects aren't hard to figure out look towards the top of a draft where the Steelers don't pick. Or the fastest 40. His evals are stolen from sites as he doesn't know the prospect. When he does do a mock he buries it and never talks about it again. But that mock is a prime example of a guy horrible at evaluations. And he has the nerve to call someone a fraud? Hilarious [emoji38]interesting. you didnt mention Taylor in your mock. your final mock...
https://steelernationforums.com/sho...ss-Late-March-2020/page3&highlight=2020+draft
4 of Cooch's picks went in the third round
the final two picks went undrafted
Cooch's mock:
the
defense
downgraded
holy ****, Cooch. HOLY. ****.
interesting. you didnt mention Taylor in your mock. your final mock...
https://steelernationforums.com/sho...ss-Late-March-2020/page3&highlight=2020+draft
4 of Cooch's picks went in the third round
the final two picks went undrafted
Cooch's mock:
the
defense
downgraded
holy ****, Cooch. HOLY. ****.