Trump talks about drapes, future ballroom construction at Medal of Honor ceremony..... Very important. More important than talking about the loser and sucker veterans.
Montgomery traded to Houston for an Olineman, a 2026 4th, and a 2027 7th. IMO, that's a pretty healthy haul for a 29-year old RB that saw a large reduction in usage despite being healthy/available.
This also likely means Mixon is on the way out of Houston.
Allar is the second best QB in this class, imho.. I really don't understand the hate on him, other than 3 years ago he was picked to be a top 5 nfl draft pick pre-season and he disappointed in his stats... There are reasons for that though. r...
Allar 6'5", 228 lbs, 9 7/8" hands Considered one of the strongest arms in this draft class Time to release 2.85 seconds over his career Attempts: 394 Comp %: 66.5 Total yards: 3327 TDs passing: 24, TD % 6.1% INTs: 8, INT % 2% Yards per attempt: 8.4 Yards per catch: 12.7
Rushing attempts:96 Total yards: 301 Yards per attempt: 3.1 TDs: 6
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Not trying to argue because I am certainly not a talent evaluator. I watch Aller play in the 24 season against OSU, 2 other games I don't recall the teams, and Notre Dame in the playoff. He looked less than pedestrian to me but I also didn't care one way or another. It was just an impression I had watching him. So at the beginning of this past season, I was surprised to see he was rated so high. Then I looked up his 2024 stats. He was horrible against "good teams", but had awesome stats against average and weak teams. Did a little more research and found out his completion % against "good teams was 48%. Again, I am not an evaluator, but he disappeared in big games. That was 2 seasons ago, but this past season he played 6+ games and his stats were average when those games are combined. I know stats aren't everything and it's just my opinion based on a few big games in 2024.He may end up being a great to good QB, time will tell.
I think you are misunderstanding, I am not advocating for Drew Allar to be drafted by us. I am just making the argument he is the second best QB in this draft. That’s how bad this draft class is. They want to elevate SOMEONE, ANYONE, to a first round QB… that guy isn’t in this draft.
I don’t disagree with anything you said, that’s why he’s a 4th round grade. I don’t want him, but I also don’t want any if the others I have rated below him.
I didn't necessarily think you were advocating for the Browns to take him. I was just pointing that his production came against weaker teams. I remmebr seeing his 2024 season stats and was very surprised, because when I saw him, he wa snot good, but those were all big games, Then I looked at game by game stats and confirmed that.
You might be the first person I have ever heard, have the sense to mention that just because a player is 2nd best at their position that year, doesn't make him a first rounder. I have beleived this for years, The experts seem to do this every year, especially with the QB position. I think we agree.
Montgomery traded to Houston for an Olineman, a 2026 4th, and a 2027 7th. IMO, that's a pretty healthy haul for a 29-year old RB that saw a large reduction in usage despite being healthy/available.
This also likely means Mixon is on the way out of Houston.
I swear sometimes I think that the only reason Democrats are mad about this strike on Iran is now that the Iranian regime is getting dismantled that will leave only the Democrats to chant death to America. Hypocrisy exposed from what Dems were saying in 2011 when Obama was doing the same thing.
This is what I expect from your kind. When did Obama do "the same thing"? Or are you trying to compare this all out regime change and bombing of a country to isolated drone strikes? You've been listening to right wing media again haven't you?
This is a full scale bombing on an entire country. Trump even told us that troops will be lost because that's what happens in war. He called it a war himself. You need congressional approval to launch a war. None of this is complicated and your lame excuses and pointing a finger in the other direction doesn't work with the exception of your own brain who simply can't grasp the obvious here.
Because somewhere in that scrambled egg head of yours you call expecting a president to follow the law in getting congressional approval to start a war as the constitution calls for is saying "Death to America"? Dear Lord man. seek help.
What you're advocating is death to the constitution. There's a lot of that going around these days.
The only "death to America" I'm seeing in all this are the corpses of 6 dead U.S. troops. And the democrats didn't send them there. trump did.
I would expect you to be waving the Irain flag soon huh!!! I mean you're kind in the last year or so have waved the Ukraine, Gaza, Mexica, Venezuelan flags. I am sure there have been more. Your side takes sides for every country but our own.
Whatever adjustment you just made to your medication... that ain't it.
Well as I said, I will see how he plays . Being available is a plus, something we haven't had the pleasure of enjoying from most starting OL for 2 or 3 years. Not giving up a sack is great but it doesn't tell the whole story, and while you and others embrace that metric I don't think it's quite fair to then dismiss PFFs metric out of hand, they are a well respected analysis tool that I believe every team in the NFL pays for and uses.
True. It’s so bad Jedrick Wills will probably sign with someone!
If he's healthy he'll definitely get another shot. He's only 27. He wasn't terrible, just mediocre and over drafted. If he was 3rd or 4th round pick people would have had a very different take. As a depth guy, he'd be a great pickup. As a starter he left a lot to be desired but don't forget that he was a part of an awesome OL as a unit. Yes, maybe the weakest member but he wasn't an abject liability. Just sorta ok for most of his tenure.
One of the lesser told stories this off season is that a LOT of teams are looking to the draft and free agency for OL makeovers.
Browns, Giants, Patriots, Raiders, Lions, Broncos, Bills, Panthers, Chargers, Eagles, Rams, and Texans are all potentially looking for 2 (or more) new starters. Several of these are looking for 3 or more.
Colts, Vikings, Dolphins, Cardinals, Bears, Bengals, Packers, Cowboys, Titans & Chiefs (who just cut their pretty terrible RT this morning) are all looking for at least 1.
That's well more than 1/2 the league looking for new starters. Some of these teams will re-sign their own FA's that they're NOT in love with or are old simply because of slim pickin's, but they're actively looking. I read a few pieces last season about the trend of DL's owning the OL's pretty much league-wide last year. We certainly saw it in the Superbowl, did we not? All of it adds up to this being very much a sellers market and we might see early runs on OL in this draft. Given our need at WR early, and likely a few of them, I think we're going to be turning over a lot of rocks, maybe kissing some frogs. FA tackles are a thin group every year, even just depth guys. Ones that are just durable are worth a lot more than they probably should be.
Incidentally, if they go to an 18 game season after next year this will only get worse. Of all the position groups that I worry about injury with the addition of games, it's the OL that concerns me most. They're going to have to allow expanded team depth and more time for OL rotations or lots of teams' OLs are going to start looking like the 2025 Browns. The longer they make the seasons, the more defensively dominant they become, and not a small part of that is because those big OL bodies break down.
We could also have a short QB wear platform shoes like the ones that were in style in the mid to late 70’s you know like in Saturday Night Fever! That would be unprecedented and right up our alley!! We are known as a franchise of firsts right?
Do you know if that was an American,or Israeli,attack?No you don't.
"Alternative facts hurt us all. Think before you blindly believe."
The only reason "I don't know" is because I don't trust anything trump says. But let's not pretend this is coming from the media. The media is doing nothing more than looking at what trump says and reporting on it. Trump himself is taking credit for it. So are you trying to say we shouldn't trust what the media says or we shouldn't trump says? Or both?
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"I got him before he got me," Trump said Sunday night, not long after he announced Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had been killed. "They tried twice. Well, I got him first."
"Nobody else could have done this but me, and you know that," Trump told me.
"The attack was so successful it knocked out most of the candidates," Trump said. "It’s not going to be anybody that we were thinking of because they are all dead. Second or third place is dead."
And at this same link he once again made it plain what this is which he did not get congressional approval for.....
When asked about his statement earlier in the day that there would be more American casualties.
"It’s war and you have casualties in war," he said.
There are a lot of quotes I can provide you with where trump takes direct credit for killing these Iranian government officials if you would like to see them. I just felt this should suffice.
I don't get all caught up in the slide-rule mechanics of psycho-analyzing contracts against cap space and the other "blah, blah, blah"; on the surface this contract seems "high", but all new contracts and extensions will probably seem high while teams adjust to the new cap number.
That said, we got a versatile starter that our guys obviously believe can improve; the Texans got an 8% chance to find an NFL starter. That doesn't seem like a A-/D+ scenario to me. j/s
I agree 100%
The Texans did it because they don't do contracts the way Berry does them. He is one of a few GMs with owners willing to spend cash to optimize and manipulate the salary cap. He has a lot of control in improving this team. Now, he needs to succeed in winning or Haslem is going to eventually understand that he knows numbers, but not players, but until that happens Berry can take advantage of a lot of situations that other GMs don't have control of cash. Hell, some teams are strapped to staying above the cap floor in order to not get penalized and that is all the leeway they have.
I know most people can't stand Jimmy Haslem, but when it comes to spending money to help this team improve, the guy gives management a blank check.
I agree FATE, I would rather take a guy with 93 career starts at the age of 29 than resting in the hands of a 5th round draft pick. You can still take that 5th rounder to develop, but he sure as heck won't be ready to step in day 1 of the 2026 season. We had (3) 5th round draft picks, there are still (2) for those developmental guys. We don't have enough picks to fill all 5 spots in the first two rounds of the draft where the success rate rises enough to risk it.
This just shows how low you will stoop to undermine someone for advocating our president follows the constitution. But you are a prime example to show that's where we are now. Instead of discussing the topic you go off on some right wing rant. So typical of you.
I had no idea supporting we help stop Russia from invading a democracy was a bad thing. Only in trumplandia.
Where is Mexica? I've never heard of it?
And yes, I object to anyone that carpet bombs entire neighborhoods killing tens of thousands of innocent civilians. I also object to terrorists committing a slaughter against innocent people at a concert. Both things can be true at the same time. Anyone committing terrorist acts or genocide is wrong.
You still can't get it through your head can you? Supporting innocent victims no matter where they live is not supporting their government. Try to let that sink in for a change.
But didn't you know that having a short QB only serves to help the other players feel even taller and stronger? The amount of confidence this exudes to the rest of the offense can't be overstated!
How about the QB from Vanderbilt Diego Paiva? He's 5'9" 1/2, cocky and is being mentored by Johnny Football. That sounds perfect for us. Some guy out there that knows nothing about football will probably tell us to draft him. Beautiful!!!
Please no!!! We already have Gabriel on the roster. Having one QB that is too short and not having an NFL caliber arm is enough at one time.
I swear sometimes I think that the only reason Democrats are mad about this strike on Iran is now that the Iranian regime is getting dismantled that will leave only the Democrats to chant death to America. Hypocrisy exposed from what Dems were saying in 2011 when Obama was doing the same thing.
This is what I expect from your kind. When did Obama do "the same thing"? Or are you trying to compare this all out regime change and bombing of a country to isolated drone strikes? You've been listening to right wing media again haven't you?
This is a full scale bombing on an entire country. Trump even told us that troops will be lost because that's what happens in war. He called it a war himself. You need congressional approval to launch a war. None of this is complicated and your lame excuses and pointing a finger in the other direction doesn't work with the exception of your own brain who simply can't grasp the obvious here.
Because somewhere in that scrambled egg head of yours you call expecting a president to follow the law in getting congressional approval to start a war as the constitution calls for is saying "Death to America"? Dear Lord man. seek help.
What you're advocating is death to the constitution. There's a lot of that going around these days.
The only "death to America" I'm seeing in all this are the corpses of 6 dead U.S. troops. And the democrats didn't send them there. trump did.
I would expect you to be waving the Irain flag soon huh!!! I mean you're kind in the last year or so have waved the Ukraine, Gaza, Mexica, Venezuelan flags. I am sure there have been more. Your side takes sides for every country but our own.
I don't get all caught up in the slide-rule mechanics of psycho-analyzing contracts against cap space and the other "blah, blah, blah"; on the surface this contract seems "high", but all new contracts and extensions will probably seem high while teams adjust to the new cap number.
That said, we got a versatile starter that our guys obviously believe can improve; the Texans got an 8% chance to find an NFL starter. That doesn't seem like a A-/D+ scenario to me. j/s
Trump went on and before bombing Iran about how we couldn't allow Iran to get any nukes. That the goal was to prevent this from happening. To take out any nuclear weapons programs or development. What was the first thing done when the bombing started? A total attack to wipe out the government. Telling the people of Iran he would take care of that end of things and that Iranians can now take over and replace their government.
Now what is the reason for pointing that out? It's to point out that his main and first priority was not to bomb nuclear sites. Not to wipe out their nuclear program. But to cause a regime change. Now I get it. A lot of you don't care if trump lies to you. You don't care if he deceives everyone as long as you get what you and he wants in the end. None of that matters anymore. But more people care than don't. And before you start your BS that this isn't true, I will keep this simple for you so you can get it...................
Little Donny tells his mom there is no fruit in the house. Little Donny says he needs fruit to maintain a healthy diet. He asks his mom if she will take him to the store so they can buy some fruit. His mom thinks it's wonderful that Little Donny is so health conscious so she happily agrees to take Little Donny to the grocery store to get some fruit.
As soon as they walk into the door at the grocery Little Donny heads the opposite direction away from the produce department, straight down the candy aisle and starts grabbing bags of candy off the shelves.
It wasn't fruit Little Donny wanted at all. It was the candy. Little Donny lied to his mom. Little Donny is a liar and a bad boy.
