Sorry. Florida teams get no respect.
Sad to see Brahma agree with Jozu. The whole fucking point the last time we hashed this out and from my list is positional value. You can have a nobody at RB get you 1k+ yards a season or do like the Pats and have a committee. Either way they get paid jack and produce relative to the likes of Barkley and Bell more then enough at 1/5th the pay. Which is used to pay actual irreplaceable players like edge rushers, o lineman, lock down CBs, and QBs. Who when all put together win you Superbowls. You aren't replacing Tom Brady with Brian Hoyer, or Brees with Brock Lobster and getting even comparative results. Matt Cassell took a team the went undefeated in the regular season and missed the playoffs the year Brady got injured.
Any RB could put up a monster season running behind the Cowboys oline of the last five years. Sure Zeke will get you a couple hundred more yards but he still has Dak fucking Prescott throwing the ball when the game is on the line and you need a touchdown now. Which more often then not means you aren't getting the touchdown. This is a pass centered league and nine times out of ten even Saquan the second coming Barkley isn't worth more then 1 or 2 wins over his journeyman replacement. Whereas Baker Mayfield took a team that had won one game in the last two years and had them in playoff contention going in to the last game. The same team that had all those draft picks and couldn't do anything because they were being quarterbacked by the likes of Brandon Weedon, Johnny Manziel, Brian Hoyer, Cody Kessler, and DeShone Kizer.
Most people had Darnold at 1, not Mayfield. This is some revisionist shit happening here. Mayfield also went to the team that had the most offensive pieces around him, all those other QBs went to teams with dogshit offenses. That said, Giants thought they could make a run with Eli, which obviously turned out to not be the case.
I'm not saying it was on Eli or anything, just that they thought they could make a run.The major reason why it's not the case is still their O line for me. Not that Eli wasn't a reason, but I'm not sure a rookie QB does that well there until they upgrade their O line significantly.
You never know who is going to be good.
How tall is Russel Wilson again?
If the Rams win then I might just straight up deleteUber Uberest completely from the forum and purge his existence entirely.
This year's class isn't great. I think they're looking for next season, not sure what they do this year, maybe try to shore up the line and defense or something, but who knows, teams do some weird shit.Haskins, Drew Lock, or the kid from Duke and that is about it for this class. All of them are rated far below the five QBs from last years class. So either the Giants hope that the first QB at or under 5'9 in half a century pans out or they take a sub par project this year. A lot of mocks have them running with Eli for one more year in order to get in on the Tua/Fromm/Patterson/Herbert/Costello class but that assumes they will have a top pick and not need to trade up. Even then you just wasted half of Barkley's rookie deal on lost seasons and he'll be looking for his payday, just ask Le'veon Bell how that went, when your young QB is hitting his stride.
This year's class isn't great. I think they're looking for next season, not sure what they do this year, maybe try to shore up the line and defense or something, but who knows, teams do some weird shit.