@breakingnorfolk@GrantPaulsen โฆbecause his defender left him once the ball was in the air on its way to Diggs. He was covered until the ball was released.
@discoque92 Young and Davis were previous FO. Dotson and Forbes were picked by previous FO, and fans were screaming about them being bad. Lattimore was a BAD trade, but it was a swing. The rest is too early to call. The draft is a crapshoot
@FullCommandShow Getting ANY production from rounds 6 and 7 should be green. Period. Amos and Lane should be green, starting CB and productive PR. Getting a swing OT in the draft is green. People way expect a 100% hit rate in the draft. Hit rates in 6 & 7 is single digit %. Round 2 is 33%.
@JoshuaMargeris1@RichJohnsonNFL Itโs all about the crown. See what you hit. The Earl Campbell pic is different than Skattebo because Earl plants his facemask on the defenders chest. Cam plants his crown into the defender.
@xavierjdesigns The ball came to a stop on his right hand, with his palm pointed straight up. He then took either 4 or 5 steps before releasing the ball. Even with the loosest determination of a โgather stepโ (NBA creation in 2009) it was 4 steps. Also, there is only a โgather stepโ NOT STEPS.
@pointmadebball As soon as he his right hand under the ball, he was no longer eligible to dribble so the gather is over. He then proceeds to take FIVE STEPS before shooting. That is a travel according to even the NBA rule book. The announcers (paid to cover the NBA) are incredulous. Travel.
@BuildTheStatue Blough gets guys open constantly, just 20 yards down the field. C, LG, and LT canโt hold up long enough to develop. There is no intermediate passing game when they need 10+ yards. All verticals routes. All 5-7 step drops. Daniels is the ONLY reason the games are close.
@BuildTheStatue@BMAK1103@1067theFan Roughly 30% of NFL 1st-round draft picks go on to become long-term, high-level NFL successes. 2nd-round is 27%. The draft is a crap shoot. Peterโs has had success in rounds 5-7 which generally leads to deep teams.