@BradshawforTN Everything about AI, including its own advancement of technology and environmental impact, is rushed out before it should be. Even Anthropic is calling for a global slow down.
@titansfilmroom Great job, guys! I enjoyed the dialog and showing 2 draft routes rather than the same picks. I thought it was interesting that Love is the only consideration for RB. If we go Bain/WR in the first 2 rounds and no RB, is that a statement on who we have or who’s in the draft?
@JustinM_NFL@titansfilmroom@MCABroadway I like the combo of Love at 4 then a top DE at the top of the 2nd. It feels like we get better talent that way vs DE at 4 and RB or WR in the 2nd. Though Bane/Cooper sounds good too. Either way, we get a playmaker at 4 whether it’s Love, Bane, or Reece. This will be interesting.
@MikeHerndonSk1 The hard part judging Ridley is the Callahan factor. Players before Callahan and after have all performed better. Levis was better before. Cam was better after. The receivers were better. The run game was better. Even the O-line got better. So maybe the same is true with Ridley?
yo, @Titans… you trying to make a grown man cry over here?
this is literally my dad and I.
section 117, row S, seats 9 & 10.
every sunday.
titan the hell up.
@JustinM_NFL If they go with Love at 4, would the assumption then be they go edge in the 2nd? This is supposed to be a deep edge class from what I’ve read.
@themattyboi@BuckReising The problem was, he let those players walk but didn’t replace them. He traded AJ and missed on Burks. He missed time and time again in the draft from 2020 on. I think he got cocky.
@JustinM_NFL Pre-2020 to 2020 and beyond are night and day. It felt like he got cocky, especially with the players with injury histories or were available later in the draft due to an injury. He also let good players walk. They said that’s what New England did, but it didn’t work here.