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ConnSKINS26 said:Same exact situation, same exact thought process for me. Let's hope we're right.
ConnSKINS26 said:Same exact situation, same exact thought process for me. Let's hope we're right.
Philly was hot garbage yesterday. I am giving serious consideration to starting Buffalo against the Patriots next week.Same boat. Have Phi and KC leaning Phi cause Haskins is terrible.I thought I had it all figured out with Philly, but they were so abysmal this week that I'm having second thoughts. I also have Buffalo, and I grabbed KC off the WW.
I feel like KC is finally gaining some momentum. And Drew Lock is going to regress now that other teams have game film of him.
I did as well without even thinking Grier could start.Those with an open spot may want to grab the Colts for next week, in case Carolina benches Allen for Grier.
No brainerHave both Den and Ind will decide between the two. Leaning Den for now.
Philly was hot garbage the week running up to the playoffs, too. Miami's better than they were at the beginning of the year, but not 38 points scored solely on offense better.[scooter] said:Philly was hot garbage yesterday. I am giving serious consideration to starting Buffalo against the Patriots next week.
Trying to dismiss last night but difficult.I happen to get rosters frozen in the playoffs and got Indianapolis going into it.
I'm also in the consolation bracket "finals" in that one. :(
Seriously, though, Indy plays a lot of zone, but they've gotta be worth at least a look even after last night.
Wasn’t sure if Stafford will be back. Rumors that he wants to return 16 or 17. That’s why I have Indy on standby.No brainer
Good points, all. Not someone you want to be rolling out there if there are any other viable options.Trying to dismiss last night but difficult.
Brees picked that zone apart.
Grier is not Brees though and that zone could confuse him quite a bit.
Just not sure how motivated Indy is now. They are officially eliminated.
allen threw picks everywherekyoun1e said:I did as well without even thinking Grier could start.
Any insight on Grier? Read a blurb today that he wasn't so hot in preseason. Maybe he isn't a dump off machine and he throws (some picks) downfield vs. Allen throwing to CMC twenty times a game.
Rolling with the Falcons in their last game at home.ATL vs JAX -- ATL D has come on last few weeks. Good showing against SF. Now faces Jax although they may get Chark back.
Same here. Also considering the Jets after what said Bills did against them Monday.[scooter] said:Philly was hot garbage yesterday. I am giving serious consideration to starting Buffalo against the Patriots next week.
Me too. Also have Niners vs Rams at home. It all comes down to the QB. Here's what I read today...did the same last week
I used these articles to help me decide on Tampa Bay last week, worked out great. This week looking at the articles I decided to go with the Colts, hope they show signs of life after the Monday night disaster.
I need some serious football analysis to go with Indy this week. They looked horrible against NO.I used these articles to help me decide on Tampa Bay last week, worked out great. This week looking at the articles I decided to go with the Colts, hope they show signs of life after the Monday night disaster.
Is it? I look going against QBs in their first game. Every account I've read is the team has hesitated to play him a down so far. Not a lot of confidence. See what they have. Mack will run down their throat and own the clock. Expect Indy to be up. So what happens when this kid plays from behind? I could see sacks/picks/TDsNo brainer
Panthers still have CMC, DJ Moore, Samuel. Lions have NOBODY except Goloday who will be locked down Harris.Is it? I look going against QBs in their first game. Every account I've read is the team has hesitated to play him a down so far. Not a lot of confidence. See what they have. Mack will run down their throat and own the clock. Expect Indy to be up. So what happens when this kid plays from behind? I could see sacks/picks/TDs
DON MARTINDALE
We need to have a talk about what happened at off-ball linebacker in the back half of this draft. The Los Angeles Chargers (who we’ll get to in a bit) traded back into the first round to select Kenneth Murray at 23rd overall. Then the Seattle Seahawks selected Jordyn Brooks one pick before the Baltimore Ravens at 27, leaving PFF’s top off-ball linebacker in the class (depending on how you choose to classify Isaiah Simmons) to slide to the Ravens at 28. I imagine Don “Wink” Martindale couldn’t be happier as Baltimore’s defensive coordinator.
Murray and Brooks both came in below the 60 mark on PFF’s Big Board, simply because it’s hard to project them as quality coverage linebackers in the NFL. Attacking downfield… check… stopping the run… check… running up the seam with a tight end or having a feel for where to be in zone coverage… not so much. Queen is not only a dynamic athlete, but he has shown the ability to be an above-average coverage linebacker. He graded at 81.8 in that area with LSU this past season. Queen slots in nicely on a Martindale defense that had success in 2019 by moving players around and using them in a multifaceted approach. Filling one of Baltimore's biggest needs is the cherry on top.
» The Carolina Panthers are the first team in the common-draft era (since 1967) to use all their picks in a single draft on defensive players. The Panthers selected seven defensive players in the 2020 NFL Draft after allowing 29.4 points per game in 2019 (31st in the NFL). Carolina is the second team to make at least seven picks and use all of them on one side of the ball, joining the 1985 Browns who selected seven offensive players. This is the eighth time a team has used all their picks on one side of the ball in a draft, with all other instances being offensive players.
Draft Off def
ARI 1 3
ATL 1 4
BAL 4 3
BUF 2 1
CAR 0 4
CHI 1 1
CIN 2 2
CLE 2 3
DAL 2 3
DEN 4 2
DET 3 2
GB 3 0
HOU 1 3
IND 3 1
JAC 2 5
KC 2 2
LAC 2 1
LAR 3 2
LVR 4 3
MIA 4 3
MIN 2 5
NE 2 3
NO 2 1
NYG 2 2
NYJ 5 2
PHI 3 2
PIT 3 1
SEA 3 2
SF 2 1
TB 2 1
TEN 2 1
WAS 3 1
Faust said:
Never underestimate Belichick's genius and preparation.Look out for one of the Patriots' biggest weaknesses on defense last year to become one of their strong suits in 2020. Belichick knew after losing his star quarterback that he would have to bulk up a defense that was already pretty strong. He is prepping New England's defense to dominate some of the AFC's strongest offenses as the six-time Super Bowl champions try to maintain their high level of success into a third decade.