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I like my steak that way as well, but I think you know what I meant.It probably did to the microwaive young guys, but not us old farts who are more patient
I prefer my steak flash fried, as Waldman would say. The young ones avoid microwaves like the plague.
Alrighty thenI like my steak that way as well, but I think you know what I meant.It probably did to the microwaive young guys, but not us old farts who are more patient
I prefer my steak flash fried, as Waldman would say. The young ones avoid microwaves like the plague.
I did but I was imperfectly saying that I’m no total n00b but I still like my results quick and authoritative because that’s my personality.
Alrighty thenI like my steak that way as well, but I think you know what I meant.It probably did to the microwaive young guys, but not us old farts who are more patient
I prefer my steak flash fried, as Waldman would say. The young ones avoid microwaves like the plague.
I did but I was imperfectly saying that I’m no total n00b but I still like my results quick and authoritative because that’s my personality.
-Ace Ventura
wut?Alrighty thenI like my steak that way as well, but I think you know what I meant.It probably did to the microwaive young guys, but not us old farts who are more patient
I prefer my steak flash fried, as Waldman would say. The young ones avoid microwaves like the plague.
I did but I was imperfectly saying that I’m no total n00b but I still like my results quick and authoritative because that’s my personality.
-Ace Ventura
I was still being friendly, U, just making light of myself.
Super limited data but it still means more to me when it's real draft data.
Sure, but other than Moore none have shown much yet. We expect them to succeed and Caleb to do well, but I fully expect Rome to be the lead dog in 26.
Incredibly excited for Randle-el to coach up both him and Burden. It's going to be hard for me to not over-invest in this offense.
Everything is going to be ok. Stud in the making and not just you, Odunze too.
Yeah. There is no reason to panic. I'm willing to give the 1.02 for him, but don't have too. KTC has him at the 1.07. I'm buying everywhere at that price.
Where do you find people that care what KTC thinks?
I'm not sure I understand your point here...
I happen to like KFC. Oh wait
Really? I'd put him as 4 if you'd be drafting him alongside everyone else. He's not the new Sun God, he profiles more as the secondary option in the offense. Sure that possibly will give you some top 20 years, but Tet has top 10 Mike Evans upside imo. Also, if you're in a league with d points, Odunze moves to 5th pick because of Hunter. That doesn't even factor in a wr like Eukaba (butchered the spelling I know) who has a legitimate upsode of being the top ranked wr from this class three years down the line.
Yes. I'd take him over all the WRs in this class. I'm not going to point out all the negatives in play style, situation, and unknowns with the rookies. I just think Odunze is more talented than all of them. In time, talent usually wins out.
He makes some good points. The most concerning is that CHI drafted two pass catchers in the top 50 picks. I’m a Odunze believer, but even I can’t wrap my head around that one. The rest I can ignore based on the offense, bad QB play, and seasoned target competition.
It will become more clear once Moore is gone in 2026.
I think the part he really emphasized the most was that he likes the player, and really isn't supremely worried about the situation. However he was a potential good sell candidate because of his current start up ADP combined with projecting where that ADP will be next season. The majority seems to have not "dinged" his value at all after this draft. TBH, as an owner, neither have I. But I'm surprised it seems many non-owners haven't as well. So taking a realistic look at his projections for this upcoming year, even if he is featured heavily and improves on last year and balls out, his ADP is very likely to stay the exact same it is now; and that's with pretty much his ceiling/rosiest projection.
What if Moore balls out this year, and CHI resigns him to a long term deal? Teams do screwy stuff all the time. I could see all the skill players cancelling each other out. No true alpha receiver but a bunch of skilled players for Caleb to spread the ball around. Would be a headache trying to figure out which pass catchers to start.
The other wildcard is Burden. I don't think he's a lock to meet expectations. Many second round WRs do not.
He's already signed to a long term deal. But the first chance they can cut him in 2026.
So does this speak to Williams inability to get the ball out? Or was he basically a decoy? That seems insane!
I would also assume that this plays into Odunze's low yards/route run stat. I guess you could also say he wasn't getting open to collect those targets.
I would assume it is sacks, designed qb runs, and throw aways.
I would say it had more to do how bad the Bears coaching staff was last year.
That's also a lot of Caleb's game which is what will be so interesting seeing Ben Johnson work with him. Ben seems to want very structured and specific QB- Goff was perfect for it. Goff is very good at executing the play as drawn up, quickly moving through reads, making a smart decision quickly. Caleb is more improvisational. The question will be, is he too improvsational? Can he throttle down and take the easy plays as well?
I would assume it is sacks, designed qb runs, and throw aways.
I would say it had more to do how bad the Bears coaching staff was last year.
The answer is likely somewhere in the middle. Johnson will likely allow some improvisation within boundaries. That should help Caleb's decision making (hopefully).That's also a lot of Caleb's game which is what will be so interesting seeing Ben Johnson work with him. Ben seems to want very structured and specific QB- Goff was perfect for it. Goff is very good at executing the play as drawn up, quickly moving through reads, making a smart decision quickly. Caleb is more improvisational. The question will be, is he too improvsational? Can he throttle down and take the easy plays as well?
I would assume it is sacks, designed qb runs, and throw aways.
I would say it had more to do how bad the Bears coaching staff was last year.
Really excited to see how Ben coaches and remakes the Bears in his eyes.
I'm not sure if I consider this good or bad news yet.
Saw this clip and was thinking the same. Clearly Johnson likes what he has in Rome, but target volume remains the question, particularly if he's used primarily outside and not in the slot.
Yeah same. I think people are highly underestimating the fact that both he and the QB were rookies.
Maybe it’s a compliment to his conditioning.
Disagree here. hes going to go off this year.
This looks great on paper, but watching the game it appeared as though Caleb either doesn't look Odunze's way that often or he doesn't trust him. His first look always seemed to be Zaccheaus, even when Rome was wide open.
