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Post by Max on Apr 26, 2024 12:02:43 GMT -5
The Asslanders are down 2-0 to Carolina. Why do you have to go there? |
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Post by Max on Apr 26, 2024 12:05:37 GMT -5
Marvin Harrison Jr. to the Cardinals at #4. His pedigree jumps him over Maleek. That might leave him for the Giants at 6. Do the Chargers trade back? Maybe to Minnesota? I thought for sure that the Chargers were going to draft Nabers, I'm happy that they didn't. 
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Post by inger on Apr 26, 2024 12:09:25 GMT -5
One year I had the rally  . Everytime I went to the the Yankees scored. No such luck this year.  Maybe we should all plan a “fifth inning fart” together this year… 🤓 |
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Post by inger on Apr 26, 2024 12:11:10 GMT -5
I love how this thread has wandered back and forth between the game and the draft. It’s like we’re all in one room with multiple interests, sipping our drinks and bs’ing…
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Post by Max on Apr 26, 2024 12:15:22 GMT -5
Yes, the first negative I listed worries me. Small receivers can get jammed out of their routes, especially when you need quick slants and outs against a blitz package. That's the first negative listed. But you're right; dominating in the SEC is a good point on his resume, and why he went so high in the 1st round. Let an LSU fan allay the fears of Malik Nabers. He's the same size as Ja'Marr Chase and more physical than Justin Jefferson, who is only an inch taller but not as thick. Do you like what you see of those two wideouts from LSU? Because Nabers essentially broke all their records. Nabers is 6'0" and 200 pounds, and he's only 20 years old - won't be 21 until late July. He runs a 4.38 40 and has a 42 inch vertical. And, more than anything, he can run after the catch. When Jayden Daniels needed a third down, Nabers never disappointed. Chase is probably stronger than Nabers, but he was also older when he entered the draft. Nabers also has all the intangibles - loves to learn, huge heart, great work ethic, and stays out of trouble. No one in the SEC ever shut down Malik Nabers, which is why he has over 3000 receiving yards for his LSU career. All those negatives listed about Nabers are correctable. No one is perfect, every player has flaws. Thanks for sharing your thoughts about Nabers, he sounds like good guy, a team player and a hard worker. |
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Post by Max on Apr 26, 2024 12:17:44 GMT -5
Maybe we should all plan a “fifth inning fart” together this year… 🤓 Some might say that plan stinks.  |
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Post by Max on Apr 26, 2024 12:39:41 GMT -5
In the first inning it looked like the Yankees were going to give Wood a shellacking. The Yankees hit, they just didn't get the big hit.
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Post by qwik3457bb on Apr 26, 2024 14:05:55 GMT -5
Yes, the first negative I listed worries me. Small receivers can get jammed out of their routes, especially when you need quick slants and outs against a blitz package. That's the first negative listed. But you're right; dominating in the SEC is a good point on his resume, and why he went so high in the 1st round. Let an LSU fan allay the fears of Malik Nabers. He's the same size as Ja'Marr Chase and more physical than Justin Jefferson, who is only an inch taller but not as thick. Do you like what you see of those two wideouts from LSU? Because Nabers essentially broke all their records. Nabers is 6'0" and 200 pounds, and he's only 20 years old - won't be 21 until late July. He runs a 4.38 40 and has a 42 inch vertical. And, more than anything, he can run after the catch. When Jayden Daniels needed a third down, Nabers never disappointed. Chase is probably stronger than Nabers, but he was also older when he entered the draft. Nabers also has all the intangibles - loves to learn, huge heart, great work ethic, and stays out of trouble. No one in the SEC ever shut down Malik Nabers, which is why he has over 3000 receiving yards for his LSU career. If you've watched most of his games...well, I've only seen him play a couple of games, so I'll take your word on him. |
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Post by qimqam on Apr 26, 2024 14:20:16 GMT -5
Yes, the first negative I listed worries me. Small receivers can get jammed out of their routes, especially when you need quick slants and outs against a blitz package. That's the first negative listed. But you're right; dominating in the SEC is a good point on his resume, and why he went so high in the 1st round. Let an LSU fan allay the fears of Malik Nabers. He's the same size as Ja'Marr Chase and more physical than Justin Jefferson, who is only an inch taller but not as thick. Do you like what you see of those two wideouts from LSU? Because Nabers essentially broke all their records. Nabers is 6'0" and 200 pounds, and he's only 20 years old - won't be 21 until late July. He runs a 4.38 40 and has a 42 inch vertical. And, more than anything, he can run after the catch. When Jayden Daniels needed a third down, Nabers never disappointed. Chase is probably stronger than Nabers, but he was also older when he entered the draft. Nabers also has all the intangibles - loves to learn, huge heart, great work ethic, and stays out of trouble. No one in the SEC ever shut down Malik Nabers, which is why he has over 3000 receiving yards for his LSU career. Talent wise there is no question and LSU is WR factory ... he'll be good probably real good. But I did hear on a recent podcast that he did have an arrest for carrying an illegal gun while at LSU ... it eventually got swept under the rug because of his LSU stardom. That concerns the hell out of me and was a one of the reason that was in favor of drafting Odunze over him. I think Odunze is less risky and a better fit for the Gianst who already have a few burners in Slayton, Hyatt and Robinson ... I bigger contested catch guy would've been nice |
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