NFL offseason 1.0 thread

[J. Falcon]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I mean when folks say the cliché of "its a copy cat league"...it happens in the coverage too. Does Jay get this job if Romo doesn't go to the booth?

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1. wildcat offense
2 Read-Option
3 Overrated QBs retiring early to the announcing booth?????!!!!!!!

You think Romo was overrated?

Just asking.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by J. Falcon

You think Romo was overrated?

Just asking.

yup

[mooby]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

LOOOL

Nailed it. I imagine he talks like Ben Stein.

[insane4theskinsi]

i am interested on how he is react when a qb throws a clear pick like he has done so many times before?

[Chico23231]

The Cowboys will give Jonathan Cooper the first crack to win their left guard vacancy.

Traded by the Cardinals, then cut by the Patriots and Browns, Cooper is on his fourth team in the last calendar year. Suddenly being thrust into a starting job is a big ask. Left guard is the weakest position on Dallas' offense.


The Cowboys plan to use La'El Collins at right tackle this season.

Collins was a left guard in his first two NFL seasons, but he played tackle at LSU and is needed there following Doug Free's retirement. The Cowboys don't trust 2015 third-round pick Chaz Green to man the position full time. Of course, left guard is now a concern after Ronald Leary left in free agency. There's a good chance Dallas' offensive line won't be quite as dominant this year.


Ron Leary gone and D Free retiring....Folks, don't expect the Cowboys Oline to match last couple season success. Ron Leary was awesome...his loss is major.

[bigant]

Did the Redskins give numbers out to the draft picks yet? because if so I can't find it thanks.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by bigant

Did the Redskins give numbers out to the draft picks yet? because if so I can't find it thanks.

From what I have seen

Allen: #95
Anderson: #52
Perine: #32

Those are the only ones with numbers I have seen

[hutch17]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

The Cowboys will give Jonathan Cooper the first crack to win their left guard vacancy.

Traded by the Cardinals, then cut by the Patriots and Browns, Cooper is on his fourth team in the last calendar year. Suddenly being thrust into a starting job is a big ask. Left guard is the weakest position on Dallas' offense.


The Cowboys plan to use La'El Collins at right tackle this season.

Collins was a left guard in his first two NFL seasons, but he played tackle at LSU and is needed there following Doug Free's retirement. The Cowboys don't trust 2015 third-round pick Chaz Green to man the position full time. Of course, left guard is now a concern after Ronald Leary left in free agency. There's a good chance Dallas' offensive line won't be quite as dominant this year.


Ron Leary gone and D Free retiring....Folks, don't expect the Cowboys Oline to match last couple season success. Ron Leary was awesome...his loss is major.

Why do all the pundits keep screaming they have the best o-line in football. This should be a major step back. lazy reports just follow the same old party line year after year.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by bigant

Did the Redskins give numbers out to the draft picks yet? because if so I can't find it thanks.

Here you go:

Redskins' 2017 Draft Class, College Free Agent Signings Assigned Numbers

[JoeRedskin]

Well, they still have some serious studs along the line. Dallas's line gets praised b/c it is damn good most of the time and has been that way for two or three years. Collins, Martin, Frederick and Smith are all, at least, better than average at their positions. Yes, Collins is sliding out to right tackle, and there may be a bit of a step down. However, I am betting that he ends up better than Free in the long run. Silverback is the best left tackle in the game. T. Smith is a not-too-distant second.

Until they actually demonstrate that they aren't as good as they have been, they will continue to be lauded.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

Well, they still have some serious studs along the line. Dallas's line gets praised b/c it is damn good most of the time and has been that way for two or three years. Collins, Martin, Frederick and Smith are all, at least, better than average at their positions. Yes, Collins is sliding out to right tackle, and there may be a bit of a step down. However, I am betting that he ends up better than Free in the long run. Silverback is the best left tackle in the game. T. Smith is a not-too-distant second.

Until they actually demonstrate that they aren't as good as they have been, they will continue to be lauded.

True and I feel that Collins is a better T than G anyway. I do feel that we are closer to them in the O line department than people give us credit for. Just need Long or Rullier or someone to develop into a good Center.

[Bangee7]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

True and I feel that Collins is a better T than G anyway. I do feel that we are closer to them in the O line department than people give us credit for. Just need Long or Rullier or someone to develop into a good Center.

I'm hoping Roullier earns the C job & Long steps over to LG. And Lauvao....I really think he lost his drive after those surgeries after the last off season. Just his comments made it seem like he had lost a little something.

[Chico23231]

Judge erases Aaron Hernandez’s murder conviction | ProFootballTalk

Another example of how our Justice system is wrong. this fuckin coward. complete trash. I hope the victim family comes after every cent Hernandez left behind and leaves his wife broke

[mooby]

The problem is the law is written in such a way that it leaves it open to loopholes, like this. Hernandez just took advantage of it. No doubt the family will sue his estate, and with the evidence they got for the conviction I'm pretty sure a big chunk of his earnings will go Lloyd's family. Won't make up for the death but it will help in some manner.

[SFREDSKIN]

RIP

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