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Evidently the problem is that he gets tackled. He needs to stop doing that, maybe they can make it a rule?

Well, at least you admit that you're being irrational lol. Hate to break it to you, but running QBs are going to have designed QB runs, it's kind of what makes them running QBs. And I don't think there's any reason to believe the hits will be any more or less severe on designed runs vs. running...

Huh? He did run out of shotgun, and ran out towards daylight, and he didn't take a big hit, it was an ordinary tackle but he just landed directly on his shoulder. I get it, people are frustrated that he's hurt, but you're directing your frustration in the wrong direction IMO- it had nothing to...

Okay, but throwing the ball away doesn't move your team down the field and score points. People seem to get so offended by this but you draft/sign these guys for their running ability, not their passing ability. Obviously you want them to be decent passers but that's very unlikely to ever be...

What's the difference? He's still going to take a hit at the end like this one, which didn't seem bad at all. Not sure why people still argue against it, but "rushing" QBs are going to take more hits, which leaves them more vulnerable to injuries. It's the risk we/they take because the...

You say that as if it isn't a huge difference. 6 TDs vs. 0 is kind of glaring, you can't just "take them away". It's about a lot more than per touch numbers too. Those are supposed to be much higher for receptions than they are for carries, and Gibbs is at a paltry 5 ypr. He's also been very...

❌ Monty was dinged up and missed a game and Gibbs put up a whopping 9.2 pts in ppr. He isn't going to get RB1 touches (on a regular basis). He was supposed to be talented enough to be a good fantasy RB while getting RB1b touches, so far he hasn't been.

No, we don't honestly think the Lions give a damn what any of us think, but we're not talking to them lol. Completely disagree with your premise here. Yes, they obviously like what Monty brings to the table, but they knew that when they spent the #12 pick on Gibbs. They also liked what Jamaal...

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Well, the gigantic difference is that you aren't amongst that population while I am, so you are purely speculating while I am giving my first hand account. I'm telling you, not as opinion but as a matter of fact, that I did not expect him to be the 1A or have a ton of touches. I did expect him...

For men's sports this is mostly true, for women's you have to add tennis, gymnastics, and volleyball as those all have to be full rides as head-count sports. I'm just going by what you said- if he's one of the top HS players in the nation and a legit blue chip both athletically and academically...

He was wide open on the INT, same direction too just deeper.

Sure, depending on the program. But there are a lot of really, really good schools like Michigan, UVA, Duke, UNC, Georgetown, Hopkins, Notre Dame, Boston U, Villanova, etc., that could be free. But yeah, Lax is one of the few main sports IMO that an Ivy would even be a consideration for the...

Ah, at least they're good at lax. But between no athletic money and the social/academic fit I'd still think most top recruits would prefer a non-Ivy.

Just curious- what sport? The Ivies are almost never in contention for the top recruits in most sports for multiple reasons.

I don't think people are appreciating the fact that this was Kupp's first game back. Look how little Taylor was utilized this week. Super pass heavy game script against a bad pass D in Kupp's first game back- I think Kupp runs away with this if he manages to stay healthy.

Not sure why people keep saying this- a lot of the disappointment absolutely is because of what he's done (or hasn't done). Slips, drops, zero TDs, lack of explosive plays, etc. None of that has anything to do with his ADP, it's not like people would be happy if they took him a round or 2 later...

Yes, which may have had something to do with Kupp losing steam in his first game back. The offense completely stalled in the 2nd half. He also just missed Kupp on a long TD and another play or 2. If Kupp stays healthy a big "if" obviously), he's going to dominate.

I don't really equate the two. I know there have been more rookie WRs hitting the ground running in recent years, but typically it still takes them more time than RBs to get up to speed. QJ specifically was considered the biggest project of the top 4, which is why I was surprised they took him...

Lol at the guy yelling "Lol this ***ing guy. Did you watch the game?" calling that a dime. Maybe a bit less snark next time? It could have been caught (mostly because he was soooo wide open), but it was a terrible pass. Just stop already.