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Originally Posted by Reaper16
Well, I said unstudied. Unless they're a dummy, one can quickly ascertain that. But my using the word unstudied was mainly drawn out of your apparent support for drinking beers before a game instead of breaking down game tape. The people whom you've been disagreeing with a lot lately regarding Cassel, the draft, etc. are typically the same people that are likely to "break down game tape," and take their enjoyment of football to a nerdier level, if you will. You seem to be advocating more of a stop-taking-this-so-seriously-and-be-a-fan approach to football, which is fine. But it means that your takes are if not unstudied then less-studied than some other's.
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Are you kidding?
So, because I actually enjoy the game and enjoy the tailgating and the environment around Arrowhead, that means I am unstudied? This shit is hilarious.
One thing I will agree with is that people need to stop taking things so seriously, but it's not so much the info, it's that they need to quit taking themselves so seriously.
FWIW, I would imagine when it comes down to it, I agree with a lot of the actual info and opinions that are thrown around here by many of the know-it-alls. It is just impossible for me to be grouped in with them so I often times find myself arguing the opposite point even if I don't necessarily agree with that 100%, because one of the biggest downfalls of this board, IMO, is the absolute that there is no other way other than "my" way.
There are many different directions that Pioli could go in this draft, and I'm not sure any of them would be the "wrong" way. If we draft a QB there, I can see why we would do that, and will support it. In fact, if Stafford is there, I think we should definitely draft him unless we are blown away in a trade. However, if they take a guy like Curry, Raji, Brown, or God forbid, even Crabtree or a tackle, I can see why they would do that too. My first choice would be to trade down, but as these same people who are just saying that is what we need to do were saying last year, that is not always just as easy as trading down. There my not be a trade worth taking, or a team that even wants to trade up to 3. Plus, all I read last year was that you NEVER trade out of the top 5 because that's where the elite talent is. Only teams that are scared would trade out of the top 5. I wonder what happened to that belief? Or the belief that last year was the last time for awhile that there would be a QB worth taking that high because the QBs this year were going to suck. Sounds pretty familiar to this year, huh?