Dejo
Godfather of FTO
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Sad having no real life.You're either too soft to post it or a fraud. Prob both.
I'm having so many laughs at the expense of Bears fans on a message board. I come here every 15 min to laugh.
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Don't forget JSN this year. WR's = Bengals 2.0This i believe is the most likely scenario.
Hopefully that Carolina pick is high enough that the bears dont have to trade up for him.
I also would be very happy if poles re-signed mooney to a team friendly deal prior to the 2023 season. Marvin Harrison, Mooney and Moore would be a crazy good set of route runners
Oh, so did you explicitly state that you said that you didn’t think he was and were making this a part of your argument? No? So, implying it and subtext? Yes? Thank you. Moving on.No you are getting lost. Go back to my post 8133. There were 2 points raised. I even numbered them 1 and 2. The first was a comment about opportunity cost. The 2nd was a comment about how a RB has to be a stud.
Yes. You implied the second. Intentional or not, the further clarification brought out your point.So the argument was always about both economics and talent.
No. I am giving you my perception. Yours is that I am overselling. As I said, we don’t have to agree here. So, no, I am not overselling things. You, through your lens, have an opinion that I am in disagreement with. You’re welcome to it as am I.And you are overselling things.
CMC, Fauk and Tomlinson were far more productive in college than Bijan.
Eh, you're comparing counting stats. CMC had 2000 and 645 because he had more usage. CMC had 80 more carries and 25 more catches in his big year than Bijan did this year, mainly because A) Stanford was a run heavy team and CMC had more carries than his QB had passing attempts. B) CMC didn't have an NFL talent as his backup (to be fair, Bryce Love was a freshman on that team and did get drafted, but his career lasted exactly 0 carries). Bijan will have an OLDER backup that he shared all 3 years at Texas with.
But on a "per touch" basis, Robinson put up more yards per carry and more yards per reception this year than CMC's huge season. Yards per touch CMC did lead 7.0 to 6.8, which is due his more receptions having more weight on his touch average.
I guarantee it!I am willing to bet the Panthers are worse than the Bears this year.
After seeing other posts and videos of bijan, I don't think the he is heads over heels better than everyone. He doesnt have the long speed and he has decent vision not spectacular. The difference in talent between him and Gibbs is far smaller than the difference in talent with Paris vs someone say bergeron from Syracuse. I would take Paris. Plus Im in agreement that building the trenches should be the #1 priority.This is such a terrible idea.
Gibbs is small. He had drops at the combine. Trading up costs picks that can be used at better positions. Either draft Bijan at 1 or **** it until way into round 7 and take Sardorick Thompson or Chris Rodriguez. Don’t blow picks to move up. Nah man. Bad take.
I agree with the last comment above.Not really. Check the early evaluations, and you'll see that only short armed Skoronski was seen as a high pick. This was before the short arms came out. The relative value, or lack of it as I see it, has driven Johnson and Jones up the draft boards.
Oh, I fully agree. Wright has good footspeed in the box, but he can't make the pulls necessary for our scheme. I like the guy, but we are going to have to pass on him.
I'm tired of good enough weapons. Let's stock up on playmakers.
I fully agree. I just think we can get the OT from Syracuse or Maryland, for example, in the 2nd. They'd both be fine for us. We need a RT. We may need a C. Otherwise, we are good. I still would like to see Dietsch, Eiselen, Thomas, or Whitehair given a shot at C. I'd like to see wht Ja'Tyre Carter could do at RT. I'm thinking Poles drafts his OL a year in advance for this team. We drafted 4 last year, one specifically to play C, and lost one. One is our starting LT. I'd like to see what the others could do.
Fair enough. I’m just not very high on Gibbs at all.After seeing other posts and videos of bijan, I don't think the he is heads over heels better than everyone. He doesnt have the long speed and he has decent vision not spectacular. The difference in talent between him and Gibbs is far smaller than the difference in talent with Paris vs someone say bergeron from Syracuse. I would take Paris. Plus Im in agreement that building the trenches should be the #1 priority.
Might want to wait until after the draft since Carolina is much better defensively. Carolina is worse offensively but both are bad and a lot rides on how a rookie qb performs for Carolina, but they have a good OL and good coaching staff to help him.I guarantee it!
I saw many category rankings near bottom of DT's, Like 31 etc. Thought he was better, similar to Simmons with the Titans but guess not.Would love to get him for a late pick. Just saying he’s not currently a top 10 3T.
We could go back and forth over why it is you actually believe this but judging from your above post, you have big time blinders on with Bijan. To say Bijan at 1 or wait till the 7th is profoundly fucking stupid. This class is loaded with backs that can make difference that will be available between picks 33-75. Guys Tajon Spears are going to be studs.Fair enough. I’m just not very high on Gibbs at all.
Carolina is doing everything in its power to make sure we don't get a high first from the next year. **** them.
Lol you were hyping him up and I responded saying he had to be a 1st ballot HoFer to be worth it. There would be no reason for me to respond in that manner if I actually think he was so you are being obtuse.Oh, so did you explicitly state that you said that you didn’t think he was and were making this a part of your argument? No? So, implying it and subtext? Yes? Thank you. Moving on.
Yes. You implied the second. Intentional or not, the further clarification brought out your point.
No. I am giving you my perception. Yours is that I am overselling. As I said, we don’t have to agree here. So, no, I am not overselling things. You, through your lens, have an opinion that I am in disagreement with. You’re welcome to it as am I.
Did you see this quote that refuted your point. I’m not sure.
I mean, a lot of posts happen, and you may have missed it, so, yeah, be a dear and take a look at it, mkay?!? Thank you.
So, to clarify your mechanical and reductionist juxtaposition of data (bit clumsy wouldn’t you say?), you can’t just compare numbers. The real world exists outside of the quantity of data you’re using.
So, to clarify, no inference needed nor subtext used, we should draft Bijan, because he is the best offensive weapon in the draft and would make our O lethal.
I'd say you can get some difference makers even out until the end of the 4th. I think guys like chase brown and Evans possibly will go in the 4th and be immediate solid startersWe could go back and forth over why it is you actually believe this but judging from your above post, you have big time blinders on with Bijan. To say Bijan at 1 or wait till the 7th is profoundly fucking stupid. This class is loaded with backs that can make difference that will be available between picks 33-75. Guys Tajon Spears are going to be studs.
So, this is you agreeing you were implying. Got it.Lol you were hyping him up and I responded saying he had to be a 1st ballot HoFer to be worth it. There would be no reason for me to respond in that manner if I actually think he was so you are being obtuse.
Reductionist. Yes. Ignoring the context. Yes. So, facts removed from context are not quite facts now are they?Yes and it is my opinion that you are overselling things. Bijan did not have the production that the other RBs you cite had. That is a fact.
No, that was a refutation. You missing it and not acknowledging the context doesn't change the fact that it was a refutation due to you ignoring context.I already responded to rawdawg and he did not refute my point. He provided reasons/excuses for why Bijan did not have the production those other RBs had. That does not change the fact he does not have their production.
This is funny. Again, reductionist argumentation. It is also a false equivalence. In case you don't know, that's a fallacy. So, no, I am not saying a lie to refute a fact, which would be the analogy you're giving; instead, I'm pointing out how your use of data is disingenuous and fallacious, intentional or not, due to you misusing the data. You ignoring the context of how things occur, the way things occur, and the reality of things is a closer equivalent to "the dog eating the homework" idiom you clumsily advanced. Let's try again, shall we?If I say you didnt turn in your homework, telling me that is because the dog ate doesnt change the fact you didnt turn it in. The facts again are Bijan does not have the elite productiom that CMC, Tomlinson and Faulk had.