No question he's a star. A super athlete. I just don't think he will be remembered as a top QB nor do I think he will win a ring with his style. But his style could evolve. I've seen him throw some really pretty passes at times. He could go all Nick Foles / Joe Flacco some season and just be in-the-zone/on fire in the passing game. He'd be frightening if he could find that in his game.
Contextual look at Pickett's deep ball accuracy
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No question he's a star. A super athlete. I just don't think he will be remembered as a top QB nor do I think he will win a ring with his style. But his style could evolve. I've seen him throw some really pretty passes at times. He could go all Nick Foles / Joe Flacco some season and just be in-the-zone/on fire in the passing game. He'd be frightening if he could find that in his game.Comment
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If you want to question me on a point, please do so. I can factually support what I say. But do not bring in ( invite) hawaain/ lemmings quotes into something you’re asking me about. I have both his personas on permanent ignore.
If you want to bring him into discussion you’re having with me , then it is a discussion you can have with him alone. I’m automatically out.Last edited by Steel Maniac; 03-12-2023, 01:04 AM.Comment
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since you're so sure about this, why won't you accept the bet I offered you?
we all know why...Comment
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if you, and others, give him the credit when he breaks a big run. As you should ( I agree)
then why wouldn’t he be the main blame when he tries to go for it on 4th down and gets stopped ??
they tried to do just that near midfield on 4th and short. Too obnoxious to think Miami can stop them there and score quickly
harbaugh outsmarting himself again with “analytics”
sorry, can’t have it both waysComment
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gloat gloat gloat
Redrafting the 2018 NFL Draft
As we redraft 2018, trades that were agreed to before the start of the draft will stay in place. But deals that took place during the draft itself will not be included.
1) Cleveland Browns: Josh Allen, QB, Wyoming
Original Pick: QB Baker Mayfield
The Cleveland Browns will stick with a quarterback in our alternate reality, but they’ll make the easy decision to choose Josh Allen over Baker Mayfield. Allen came off the board seventh in the actual draft, but he’s been the best overall player from the 2018 class.
Over the last three seasons, Allen has helped the Bills to a 37-12 record while averaging 4,411 yards passing and 36 touchdowns per season.
He finished second in MVP voting in 2020 and third in 2022.
A one-man wrecking crew, Allen has averaged 617 rushing yards and 7.6 rushing scores per season over his five-year career. He would have given the Browns their best quarterback in recent memory.
2) New York Giants: Lamar Jackson, QB, Louisville
Original Pick: RB Saquon Barkley
While Allen has posted a more consistent career thus far, Lamar Jackson has hit higher highs. He won the MVP award in 2019, his first season as a full-time starter. That year, Jackson set the NFL quarterback rushing record by posting 1,206 yards on the ground.
Jackson has missed time with injuries in recent years, but he’s a unique, dynamic threat that would have helped the New York Giants as they transitioned from Eli Manning. He could have helped New York prevent its dreadful run from 2018-21 when the club won just 19 games over a four-season span.
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