SAVE US, BREECE HALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

21-22 stats


eichel 22 points


krebs 22 points
tuch 38 points
- homiedclown

It was interesting to hear Rivet talk about him yesterday. He said something that I pointed out here last week - Jack has no idea what he is doing without the puck.

Well, from what I have read and heard, the draft is relatively strong at their most crying positional needs of WR and CB...with good players there through round 2...maybe rd .
Plus add in a late FA signing after the draft. He has multip,e options to find those 1 or 2 players

Beaner has done a nice job of creating maximum flexibility for this weekend.
He really could trade up to go after Hamilton to fill a longer term need or more immediate need if he decides to trade Poyer.
He could stay at 25 and let the board fall to him which is what he really likes...and of course trade back if a team wants to select a player in the 1st to get that 5th year option.
- IonSabres

Just a guess, but I feel like we need more rookie contracts to equall ja17's, vons and now diggs contracts.

Beane gonna trade down, maybe multiple times.

I could see the Bill's acquire future picks in 2023, put some in the bank for the future.

Picking 25th is a great trade spot for other teams to grab that wr before green bays (2) first round picks.

Just a guess, but I feel like we need more rookie contracts to equall ja17's, vons and now diggs contracts.

Beane gonna trade down, maybe multiple times.

I could see the Bill's acquire future picks in 2023, put some in the bank for the future.

Picking 25th is a great trade spot for other teams to grab that wr before green bays (2) first round picks.
- Boss34

good logic there. I think if we were going to draft a WR or RB in the first 3 rounds you might as well move down as there isn't supposed to be a lot of separation once you get past the few at those positions.

Just a guess, but I feel like we need more rookie contracts to equall ja17's, vons and now diggs contracts.

Beane gonna trade down, maybe multiple times.

I could see the Bill's acquire future picks in 2023, put some in the bank for the future.

Picking 25th is a great trade spot for other teams to grab that wr before green bays (2) first round picks.
- Boss34

25 isn't a great trade spot. It's a great spot for taking the next Jonathan Taylor: BREECE HALL

25 isn't a great trade spot. It's a great spot for taking the next Jonathan Taylor: BREECE HALL
- RichardRoma

Does Hall have the breakaway speed that Taylor does? It was my understanding that he is fast but not THAT fast.

Does Hall have the breakaway speed that Taylor does? It was my understanding that he is fast but not THAT fast.
- Slump Buster

According to ImThatGuy, he does everything Jonathan Taylor does and MORE

Does Hall have the breakaway speed that Taylor does? It was my understanding that he is fast but not THAT fast.
- Slump Buster

He ran in the 4.3s. Same 40 as Taylor

He's fast and agile.

Next Gen stats have him rated as the highest rated prospect in the draft, 99 overall.

He ran in the 4.3s. Same 40 as Taylor

He's fast and agile.

Next Gen stats have him rated as the highest rated prospect in the draft, 99 overall.
- ImThatGuy

Should the Jags take Hall over Aidan Hutchinson?

Should the Jags take Hall over Aidan Hutchinson?
- RichardRoma

You see this guy here.

Dont be this guy.

hes gone full dumb.

You see this guy here.

Dont be this guy.

hes gone full dumb.
- ImThatGuy

So, that's a yes?

good logic there. I think if we were going to draft a WR or RB in the first 3 rounds you might as well move down as there isn't supposed to be a lot of separation once you get past the few at those positions.
- Slump Buster

Absolutely, and maybe a rb with a 2nd round grade falls to the 3rd round?

The Bill's are far from predictable, but picking a running back in the 3rd seems like the gig.

Kyren Williams has good hands, probably available in the 3rd round.

Ying to singletarys yang?

So, that's a yes?
- RichardRoma

Since you cant quite grasp this.

No Because:
A) They draft a RB in the first last year
B) Drafting a RB at 1 OA and 25 OA is massively different.

good logic there. I think if we were going to draft a WR or RB in the first 3 rounds you might as well move down as there isn't supposed to be a lot of separation once you get past the few at those positions.
- Slump Buster

This has been the Patriots strategy for years, and has not worked out well for them.

Absolutely, and maybe a rb with a 2nd round grade falls to the 3rd round?

The Bill's are far from predictable, but picking a running back in the 3rd seems like the gig.

Kyren Williams has good hands, probably available in the 3rd round.

Ying to singletarys yang?
- Boss34

zack moss says hi

zack moss says hi
- homiedclown

Boss says goodbye .....


Lots of rbs on 1 year deals, Singletary is safe, but nobody else is IMO at rb.


Woudnt you upgrade moss?

This has been the Patriots strategy for years, and has not worked out well for them.
- ImThatGuy

Their strategy is good - rather than pretending they have a crystal ball they move down to accumulate more picks so you are more likely to hit on a player. The problem is you still have to pick players once you trade down. They've certainly been terrible at picking certain positions but that's not a reason not to trade down.

This has been the Patriots strategy for years, and has not worked out well for them.
- ImThatGuy

If winning 6 superbowls has "not worked out well" you deserve the Italian troll job.....

If winning 6 superbowls has "not worked out well" you deserve the Italian troll job.....
- Boss34

something.... something... Tom Brady.......

Boss says goodbye .....


Lots of rbs on 1 year deals, Singletary is safe, but nobody else is IMO at rb.


Woudnt you upgrade moss?
- Boss34

8 out of the top 11 rbs were taken in the first or 2nd rd


https://www.espn.com/nfl/...ort/rushingYards/dir/desc


if you want A guy, grab one in the third

if you want The guy, odds say you need to pick one in the first 64 picks

8 out of the top 11 rbs were taken in the first or 2nd rd


https://www.espn.com/nfl/...ort/rushingYards/dir/desc


if you want A guy, grab one in the third

if you want The guy, odds say you need to pick one in the first 64 picks
- homiedclown

They covered this on GR this morning. Over the last few years the best RBs were taken in the 2nd round specifically.

This has been the Patriots strategy for years, and has not worked out well for them.
- ImThatGuy

if not for brady, how many do the pats win with bledsoe, cassel, garapaslow, etc as their qb?

They covered this on GR this morning. Over the last few years the best RBs were taken in the 2nd round specifically.
- Slump Buster

late first where najee was picked to mid second rd seems to be the sweet spot

if not for brady, how many do the pats win with bledsoe, cassel, garapaslow, etc as their qb?
- homiedclown

I think the point may have been that they have traded down but still had problems finding talent at many spots because they haven't drafted well. For example, wide receiver.

You’d think the draft is one round