@HOUPropaganda Bad part about the defense and Fairbarn being good is they get inflated in fantasy drafts.
But I’d rather that if I get to watch real life football be enjoyable
@joeygallogoat@eljackal71@lllllllIIIllv@fuzzyfromyt Get your statements straight before you speak then pussy.
Got another grown man as your pfp and you call me that? Good job man your mom is proud of you.
@4866Grob@TexansCommenter He’s still going to have an impact, but for the guys that were saying he’s gonna have a DROY type of season were just unfamiliar with the process.
@TexansSwarm7@TexansCommenter It’s sad, but I have a hard time believing he was making the roster and having any impact close to what Boutte will this season
@4866Grob@TexansCommenter Just like your concerns with McDonald, NTs are not plug and play from the draft, especially if you’re looking to change the scheme, technique, and responsibilities they face down to down.
Don’t expect high expectations for McDonald year one as he progresses into the scheme.
@4866Grob@TexansCommenter Run stopping NTs in the NFL generally progress slowly to start in any system.
Fluctuate his weight for 3 years and ask him to develop off of it, it’s nearly impossible.
@4866Grob@TexansCommenter Cowboys tried to use him as more of a 1 gap style DT and had him shed a bunch of weight to be a smaller DT moving forward.
Idiotic to ask a guy who came into the combine at 323lbs and played well as a big run defender to suddenly become a smaller run stopping DT.
@Bengals_nation0@FBallAnalysisYT 4th overall pick salary to be a QB3. I don’t think he’s worth anything more than a depth player.
Him + a pick for a depth guy would be the best outcome if they want out of his contract
@TFG_Football Really like how he’s staying under control while outside the pocket. Rams were the perfect spot for him and it’s a shame the NFL let them get to this guy