The fact any of these guys are starters or even still in the league is remarkable:
1st Round: 50% to 65% chance of becoming a solid starter. About 85% make active rosters initially.
2nd Round: About 33% chance of becoming a solid starter.
3rd Round: About 16% chance of becoming a solid starter.
4th Round: About 8% chance of becoming a solid starter.
5th Round: About 4% to 5% chance of becoming a solid starter.
6th Round: About 2% chance of becoming a solid starter.
7th Round: About 1% to 2% chance of becoming a solid starter.
It’s not that terrible.
Brown is a starter
Moody demonstrated promise but has confidence issues and he’s good enough to get signed back on a practice squad
Luter just got picked up by another NFL team
Winters is playing for the Cowboys
Jalen Graham is still on the practice squad
Guys are constantly getting replaced with better talent That’s why they call the NFL. Not for long
@Graham_SFN@CamInman I’m all about giving younger guys a chance to develop. Maybe if there’s a crisis after a few games, but I think they have the pieces to move forward
@twinkledeedee@OurSf49ers@BaldyNFL Yeah, that’s a super hard catch to make because it’s coming right out his head and he didn’t really have time to adjust. If Mac had laid it up just a little bit that was a touchdown no problem
Average cost of housing and food alone is about $30,000 a year. Medical is taken care of, no car payments, no gas that’s probably another $20,000 value.
So that $50,000 is actually more equivalent to about $100,000.
If they wanna buy a home they get special rates saving them hundreds of thousands of dollars on interest, they get insurance benefits, education benefits, etc.
They have no school debt either, should I keep going?
@BrodyWayneMedia Oh yeah, real journalist spout the same talking points across multiple media platforms because they’re independent thinkers right?
Nick Shirley has bigger balls than any media talking head out there.
@RepJayapal I am a healthcare provider. People still pay premiums on Medicare. They pay co-pays. They get denials of care and limited services. I don’t know what you’re talking about but it sounds like a fantasy. It also sounds completely fiscally untenable.
Thinking millions of people will come into our country illegally then somehow decide they need to obey our laws and that it will have no impact on house, medicine, education, and infectious disease is “stupid”, “illegal”, and “dystopian”
Why do you even have USA behind your name. You clearly don’t care about this country