I kind of wonder if a paradoxical effect will happen in the NFC. Logic would assume it would become awful but I wonder if this will cause a huge youth movement for the conference and make it better. It may not be immediate but anyone have a number of how many picks the NFC has over the AFC this year and next year in the early rounds?
Round one is split 16-16 but NFC has 10 picks in top 16.
Ahh cool thanks! I don’t know, I know I’ve seen it said this is a crap draft but I think that’s hard to say right now. Reason I say that is because it’s very subjective. For example, how good those players turn out to be will really dictate this a lot. I’ve seen touted draft classes have numerous busts and some drafts considered crap to have standouts.
I think that's fair. These are prospects, not players, for me. As a result, I do view them as prospects only until they play. Kind of like when we drafted Perriman and people said we would have a deep threat for which teams would have to account & I mentioned we should pump our brakes there. Obviously, I was proven right (and this is not a pat on the back here) but it's more a moral to the story--can't expect these guys to have the same respect as a Pro as they had in College. I've grown to see these dudes as just really good prospects compared to "average" prospects. Uninspiring seems to be a good fit though if we're talking semantics.
should the Texans and Jets actually count as AFC teams, I mean come on now. They should be relegated to the CFL
I think it’s not something that often comes out a lot iirc? Last time we extended him there was a 3 month delay I thought in reporting it
Last time we extended him was when we promoted Roman to OC back in 2019. Harbaugh was given a raise in January of that year, not too long after our loss to the Chargers in the playoff game.
They’ve already said they’re working on extension a couple of months ago
exactly, but we didn't hear that it had finished like the last time we new how much he got. Not that that is important to know, just want to know he's locked up. lol
They're mocking LBs to us because we basically have none. Malik Harrison looks like a bust and Queen, so far, isn't a 3 down linebacker. Assuming we're still going to employ a 3-4 baseline in some capacity (though not the primary alignment), you need another inside linebacker (or two). Maybe we re-sign Fort or Bynes, but they're just stop gaps and everybody knows it. Could certainly use some youth and speed at linebacker.
Learning curve has been steeper for him than I assumed.
He definitely improved a lot and I reckon he'll be even better in a new D. Less confusion all around, much easier to communicate and play.
