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Bucs I can see, I think Atlanta leans on Bijan which will get them 6 wins. |
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The Falcons are probably the same just from a talent standpoint. |
Could you imagine Williams in ATL with Bijan, Pitts, and London?
Oh man! |
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Williams is also a good 2" shorter, so to overcome that and Pat's college abilities is really impressive. |
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This is exactly why I'm confident it will be the Cardinals though. |
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The difference between 24 and 25 ain't much. The difference between 19 and 20? Man, that can mean a LOT. And with a relatively short track record to boot. Though the idea that the Cardinals are 'tanking' is a little funny. Those guys were gonna ****ing suck no matter how hard they tried. This isn't a team that was gonna win 8 or even 5 games if they went balls out. This was a probable 3 win football team if they got a couple breaks. Kyler Murray has managed to **** over different franchises in different sports. That's some pretty excellent work right there. |
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I wasn't aware of how old Williams was for his class, but he's still a legitimate stud talent.
The real thing that might decide who is better between him and Drake Maye (who is also an incredibly well-regarded QB prospect who would have gone #1 unless something weird came up in the draft run-up) is where they land. When you look at what the Commanders, Falcons, and Cardinals have on offense, it sounds crazy, but Washington might actually be set up well for a young QB to succeed quickly. Terry McLaurin is a legit WR1. Jahan Dotson is a really nice, rising WR2. Both are better than any WR on the Cardinals offense. The Falcons have Robinson and London and Pitts (if he can be salvaged), which isn't as good as the Commanders to me, but still better than the Cardinals. |
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