Realistically....what can we get for AB?
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But sadly, I think our options for the rest of Ben's career might end up being:
All O and no D OR
Avg O and no D.
If that's the choice, I know which one I'd pick.
If it were on the table, I'd much rather have a great D and an average O. But, I think there's almost no chance we can have a great D next year or the year after. And I don't think Ben's around longer than that.Comment
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Jets are now saying they want to move on from Leonard Williams; I’d try and trade AB for Leonard Williams straight up.
Then use our 20th pick in the first round on a can’t miss Lb; maybe even go LB in round two also. Use free agency to address one of the cornerback positions.
And convert the defense to a more traditional 4-3.Comment
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that's because the NFL has made it easier for WRs to get open. And with that you need to be able to score to keep up with the WRs on the other team that'll get open.... dems the rules in today's NFL.2013 MNF Executive Champion!Comment
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AB + Bostic for Tremaine Edmunds and a mid-round pick from Buffalo.2013 MNF Executive Champion!Comment
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And baring unforeseen turnovers, everyone is going to see that when the Colts beat the Chiefs this weekend because the Colts HAVE a defense and KC does not.Comment
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I hear you and on the surface, that sounds great. But the reality is that scoring around the league, across the board was up for all teams this year. It's about who can stop someone from scoring which is going to seperate you from the pack.
And baring unforeseen turnovers, everyone is going to see that when the Colts beat the Chiefs this weekend because the Colts HAVE a defense and KC does not.
Most of them were bad on defense as well, so i'll save you the trouble of researching that. BUT... Jacksonville is a good case study of the problem with point you're making. They had the #4 scoring defense in the league.
If you hold your opponent to 17, but, only score 14, you still lose.
Teams like the Chiefs tend to do better than teams like the Jags, generally speaking.
But, to meet in the middle, what you strive to be is the Chargers (# 7 in both offense and defense ppg).2013 MNF Executive Champion!Comment
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Jets are now saying they want to move on from Leonard Williams; I’d try and trade AB for Leonard Williams straight up.
Then use our 20th pick in the first round on a can’t miss Lb; maybe even go LB in round two also. Use free agency to address one of the cornerback positions.
And convert the defense to a more traditional 4-3."My team, may they always be right, but right or wrong...MY TEAM!"Comment
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If that's the case, that's weird. Spend first round picks on Mohammad Wilkerson, Sheldon Richardson, and Leonard Williams within a 5 year period, and then just move on from all of them? Guess that's why they are the Jets.Steeler teams featuring stat-driven, me-first, fantasy-football-darling diva types such as Antonio Brown & Le'Veon Bell won no championships.
Super Bowl winning Steeler teams were built around a dynamic, in-your-face defense plus blue-collar, hard-hitting, no-nonsense football players on offense such as Hines Ward & Jerome Bettis.
We don't want Juju & Conner to replace what we lost in Brown & Bell.
We are counting on Juju & Conner to return us to the glory we once had with Hines & The Bus.Comment
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Yes..and I want to take full advantage of that.Comment
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Jets are now saying they want to move on from Leonard Williams; I’d try and trade AB for Leonard Williams straight up.
Then use our 20th pick in the first round on a can’t miss Lb; maybe even go LB in round two also. Use free agency to address one of the cornerback positions.
And convert the defense to a more traditional 4-3.sigpicComment
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Not disagreeing that defenses (and critical stops) are important. But, the bottom 5 scoring teams are: Arizona, Jacksonville, Buffalo, Washington, Oakland. 4 of those 5 draft in the top 10, with Washington the exception at 15. None of them made the playoffs. Or had a winning record.
Most of them were bad on defense as well, so i'll save you the trouble of researching that. BUT... Jacksonville is a good case study of the problem with point you're making. They had the #4 scoring defense in the league.
If you hold your opponent to 17, but, only score 14, you still lose.
Teams like the Chiefs tend to do better than teams like the Jags, generally speaking.
But, to meet in the middle, what you strive to be is the Chargers (# 7 in both offense and defense ppg).Comment
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