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The Chargers drafted Eli Manning knowing full well he had zero desire to play or sign for that team weeks before the draft. He was drafted by the Chargers only because they were unable to work out a deal with the Giants for regular draft compensation. Why? Because the Chargers were asking for reeruned draft chart compensation and the Giants thought those demands were absolutely outrageous (keep in mind... that Giants thought those demands were outrageous in spite of the fact that Eli Manning was a consensus #1 pick and as close to a surefire franchise QB as we've seen in 5-10 years). So if the trade chart says that the trade to move up two spots for a close-to-surefire franchise QB is 200 points off value, what does that say about #1 picks who walk in with a lot less hype? I don't understand why people continue to rally around a draft chart that says that the Chargers got ripped off big time for the Eli Manning trade. The trade only happened because the Chargers were forced to move away from the draft chart because it was dealt with as a free agent swap, not a draft swap. I don't understand the logic--free agent trades are made by negotiating deals between two teams, and those trade values change every single year. Draft trades are made by a standard chart. Why? |
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The Chiefs make the Fetal Draft move. |
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Again, Manning essentially orchestrated the entire process, not the "archaic" nature of the draft chart. |
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Ok I went back through this thread and I will say this, anyone and I mean anyone who thinks much of what a QB should be judged on happens at the combine they are out of their mind.
Drew Henson looked like a god throwing in his shorts, guys like JaMarcus Russell look great in those situations. The combine means in my view very little to QB's as long as they show they don't have girly arms. To me the only things I want to see at the combine are WR's and DB's and the intelligence tests. |
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Since people agree on a standard draft procedure that involves a standard draft chart, let me use standard terminology. Drafting a player at #3 that you graded over 5 spots lower is what they call a "reach." |
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Anyone that says that should then be forced to say "I would have drafted Jamarcus Russell #1" because if you're saying the combine is very important then that's where you're at.
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This is a clear, clear, clear story of a team at #3 that badly wanted the top QB in the draft and a #1 pick team that didn't want that QB. It's a situation where the player in question was a close-to-surefire franchise QB was also evaluated much higher than the second pick in the draft and the second highest QB in that draft. And yet, the compensation was STILL considered too high. If even a player as hyped up as Eli Manning isn't worth the ridiculously stupidly high trade value on the draft value chart, then why is that the same value the 49ers use to trade Alex Smith? Or that the Dolphins use to trade Jake Long? (And for the record, I have never said that the draft chart is completely worthless or that they should take any pick they can get to trade down. Trade compensation should be based on how badly they want the best player on their board AND how confident they are that that guy will still be there when they are drafting--the confidence level increases significantly if the top 3 or 4 on your board are fairly equally valued). |
If course the Giants very badly wanted Manning they were coming off an awful year needed a QB and the Manning name was going to help them significantly in the NY market.
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From what I saw sanchez is quite capable of matching Drew Bledsoes 59 career playoff qb rating
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I think it's funny to see anyone who supposedly followed New England rip the player that turned their franchise around.
All the down talk of Bledsoe is nothing more than the remembering of recent history and not an entire history. |
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Instead of factoring this into your analysis, you somehow state that SD clearly didn't want Manning. You really think this? Are you kidding? If Manning hadn't demanded NOT to play for the Chargers, you still think he'd be in NY? That's where your entire argument becomes invalid. This had nothing to do with value being considered too high, and everything to do with the Chargers making the best out of a "bad" situation. They wanted the top QB. He said, "**** off." So they still took him, orchestrated a trade with NY for whom they considered, I'd imagine, the second best QB, and got something in return. If Manning would have never mouthed off and NY really, really wanted him, SD could have taken the Giants to the cleaners. |
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Yes I agree there are 5 o'clock hitters(batting practice) and their are gametime hitters(George Brett) Are you even old enough to know who Brett was and still is? :shrug: But mark my words we will pick Curry or trade down at this point. And we will draft a QB but it will be in the later rds and I suspect it will be someone who Pioli feels fits the Tom Brady bill that is flying under the radar. |
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I will be thrilled let me tell ya...people can say what they want about any GM but if he really in his mind believes he can pull any QB out of the 6th round and make him good that is the height of arrogance. |
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He's had the luxury of drafting QB's late, b/c it's a great risk/reward, knowing more often than not he's burning the pick. But, what the ****, that's smart drafting in rounds 5-7. |
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Anquan Boldin had the worst day of his life and well look how that turned out. |
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We'll just say 2500 a piece. Whoever wins, we'll transfer the cash from one to the others. |
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The Chargers very aggressively shopped this offer to the Giants. The Giants did not want to give up the ridiculously high draft compensation to keep the #2 and #3 NFL teams from taking bar-none the best player in the draft. And besides, the major point is, the Chargers got significantly less trade compensation than the trade chart would indicate and most people would claim that they won in a very big way from the trade. So if the trade chart is so right, then there is no way the Chargers should have made out well from that trade. |
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If you were so confident, you'd take even odds. If you won't, you aren't very confident. It's not hard to understand. |
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Bill Parcells turned the Patriot franchise around and Bob Kraft saved the franchise from moving to St Louis, solidified its long term place in the area and built a football empire Bledsoe helped bring hope with his potential he had a couple of very good seasons and then stopped improving. He won 3 playoff games. 2 of them because of the defense. He was good. Sometimes very good. He is not the example to use as a model of what you want for the chiefs looking for a franchise qb. Sorry. Posted via Mobile Device |
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I definitely am!!! |
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Pussy!!! Who's the coward here???:rolleyes: |
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Make an outlandish statement. Get called on it, then attempt to play "I'm rubber, you're glue." |
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What the hell is going on here? Who says neither Stafford or Sanchez belong in the top 10? Morons...
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Come on tough guy you came at me first and General Patton loves the sting of battle!!! |
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But mark my words we will pick Curry or trade down at this point. And we will draft a QB but it will be in the later rds and I suspect it will be someone who Pioli feels fits the Tom Brady bill that is flying under the radar. Willing to bet all of your casino cash on this? So, I bet 10,000 to win 2,500? So then, I take it that your words are only worth 1/4 of others' since by marking them and getting called out, you want four times the return for the same bet. I said "Willing to bet your casino cash?", and you wouldn't accept unless I gave you 4-1 odds, even though you said "Mark my words." I know this is hard for you to understand, because you are one of the five dumbest people on this board, but someone who is ready to have their words "marked" are willing to make even-up bets. I'll make an even up bet. I see that you don't have the cash to do it, so find a few other tards to stake you or take the same bet, and I'll make it straight up. |
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Back your confidence up with all of your $$ or turn tail and run:shrug: |
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Come on Hamas !! Where are you??????????? Did you have to go change your tampon??
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Gotta get to bed. Hamas I am disappointed but not surprised. Choose your words carefully next time will ya?
You should have said, "since you only have a quarter of casino cash that I do, I will match your $$ on your "outlandish statement". Then we would have had a bet and avoided this beleagured thread bantering. However, because you came after "all" of mine first with your so-called confidence then it is only fair that I can come back at all of yours and expose the fact that "YOU" are NOT as CONFIDENT as I!!!!! Another "POSER PUSSY" EXPOSED!!!!!!!! |
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I'm gonna bet all my cash. You're gonna bet all your cash. After I win, I'm going to put you on a plan, Rent-A-Center style, by which you can make daily transfers in order to get up to the 10K you'll owe. |
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As fans we've pretty much learned and saw all that we are going to from this years QB class. Stafford, Sanchez, Freeman, White, etc., will all shine on their own pro days. They are scripted, throwing to receivers they know well and highlight their strengths.
It's the individual team workouts that will tell the story. I wouldn't be surprised if KC brings in 5-6 QB prospects. If you don't have NFL network Gruden talked about the individual team workouts for QBs. They'll give the player a playbook a few days before and ask him to learn the offense. They will watch game film with him and ask the prospect to break down video. They'll have the prospect try to run the offense they were supposed to learn from the playbook to see how quickly they learn and if they can run whatever the team is looking to do. |
Don't you know they don't allow this kind of intelligent football talk here? :)
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ChiefNJ is full of shit.
The only thing that matters in evaluating a QB prospect is the 10 throws they make in shorts to receivers they've never seen before. |
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All these people bitching about long ball woes as it relates to Sanchez don't seem to get that his success in that area comes with throwing to guys that he has brutally practiced with until the timing on the part of both players is where it needs to be. I hate dumb asses. |
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by the way, children, your rep system here is bullshit... it allows a single poster to go in and post a negative multiple times one after another. so losers can spend 10 minutes hitting a negative over and over again, or a positive over and over again. like stuffing a ballotbox.
so y'all should know it means crap one way or another. the same "gang of 14" who would die if a QB got picked did that to make it seem my view was generally unpopular.. the poll showing only 14% thought like you babies is much more accurate of the overall view out there. so go masturbate each other. |
upon closer review, kstater, crush, chiefs country, hamas jenkins, and Darth Carl Satan
accounting for 34 negative rep hits in one day. 5 guys. the more honorable human beings who gave me positives each used it once. so folks on my side, we can either be babies and i can make this like a high school popularity contest or a telethon and lobby for 10 positive rep hits from you all, or we can just be stand up guys and conclude we have a very vocal loudmouth idiot minority that think they all the shit. last night they made it like my take was Soooooooooo reeruned. But they are revealed as little boys who like to play with their internet toys. 5 guys. wow. what losers. |
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Okay Planeteers, what soul crushing mistake has just been made here:
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its not a big deal. i dont care one way or another. i just wanted them to be revealed what babies they are. negative away people. **** ya. just dont want others to be intimidated by internet masturbaters like kstater, hamas, chiefscountry, crush, and Duh Carl Satan. |
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The more you harp on it, the more people will neg rep you... IF it dont bother you so much and you think it is childish, they why all the complaining about it? |
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The guy didnt have a good day throwing the ball. It doesnt mean he is dropping out of the first round or that he sucks but at least realize he had a bad day and it wasnt because he didnt have his receivers. He threw to the same guys everyone else did. |
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People would still like to invest in him for the future... So just because he had a bad day, doesnt mean squat over all... He still has is pro day and if a GM and HC want him, they will do what it takes to try and make him successful in the NFL... People are just trying to create stories, looking for what sells, and we still have zero clue to what Pioli and Haley are going to do come April... |
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I could be wrong but I dont see the Chiefs taking either QB prospect in the first round. I dont think either is worthy. |
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