Sharkinva
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shark and dad would you take Scherff over Cooper if we stay at #5?
Yep.
shark and dad would you take Scherff over Cooper if we stay at #5?
And i have pointed out many times that I think you want to bug out of the fifth pick simply for the fact that you believe more picks gives us a better chance. AKA the shot gun approach. Sorry if that doesnt sit well with me, BUt IM hoping our new GM is a sniper when it comes to picking talent, and not a spray and pray kind of shooter.
I don't know what more you need to see from GMSM"s history to show that he is in fact a sniper who is probably one of the best in the league at finding talent throughout the draft. That's another reason why I want a trade back, badly. I had always assumed it would be if MM was on the board. But if Wiliiams is there and the offer is awesome I'm cool with that too. But I just don't see any way Williams remains on the board at 5, he is the best player in this draft.
That all sounds great when you only have one target you need to hit. But when you have multiple holes like we do, give me something that is spraying bullets everywhere.I hope SMGM lives up to the billing, but I will simply say this, the Sniper Mentality is never to worry about how many shots you will get but to simply make every shot you take a kill shot.![]()
That all sounds great when you only have one target you need to hit. But when you have multiple holes like we do, give me something that is spraying bullets everywhere.
well if you are under the impression this is a one year fix and every hole needs to be fixed this year then you are in for a long year again
these civy's shark dont know that you win on the battled field with accuracy not spraying bullets all over the place because you arent hitting everyone without accuracy
if we walk away with the LOS on defense and on offense stable going into next season it will be a huge victory
Yeah, dad, that's exactly the impression I'm under. Geez.well if you are under the impression this is a one year fix and every hole needs to be fixed this year then you are in for a long year again
these civy's shark dont know that you win on the battled field with accuracy not spraying bullets all over the place because you arent hitting everyone without accuracy
if we walk away with the LOS on defense and on offense stable going into next season it will be a huge victory
You Two guys are clearly got it figured out. The rest of us think the OL is just fine.Skinsdad, you know I have said for months now I think the real issue with the Scherff pick in the eyes of the fan base is, it just wouldnt be satisfying taking an O-lineman with the 5th pick. Its considered a glaring need, but they want the flash pick of a pass rusher or WR.
Its taken a while, but I think scary as it sounds you and I ACTUALLY agree on the direction this team needs to go in.
Yeah, dad, that's exactly the impression I'm under. Geez.
You Two guys are clearly got it figured out. The rest of us think the OL is just fine.
then why sound like we have to fill all these holes in one season ? if we get a good player at 5 we will be in good shape
Then please explain the mentality that we shouldn't take a WR at 5 because he will be a 3rd string player and we are currently set at WR. Not saying this was your quote but it's the constant argument I hear for taking Scherff at 5 or for not taking one of the WRs.. That makes no sense since we are all in agreement that this is more than a one year fix. So what is the urgency in finding an immediate starter if it won't really change our immediate future at the possible expense of passing over better players?
Again I'm not saying this is your position, I probably should have quoted Shark, but your quote lead to my follow up post.
I dont know how many times we can point out. A rebuilding team should never assume that it has the luxury to ignore current needs for the chance to fill a possible future need. Taking a WR right now at 5 would be like saying, hey i know I need to put GAS in the car to get where IM going, but they have this sweet spare tire I expect to need next year.
Then please explain the mentality that we shouldn't take a WR at 5 because he will be a 3rd string player and we are currently set at WR. Not saying this was your quote but it's the constant argument I hear for taking Scherff at 5 or for not taking one of the WRs.. That makes no sense since we are all in agreement that this is more than a one year fix. So what is the urgency in finding an immediate starter if it won't really change our immediate future at the possible expense of passing over better players?
Again I'm not saying this is your position, I probably should have quoted Shark, but your quote lead to my follow up post.
j_y... actually I think you all know the line is a problem. I think the disconnect comes in WHAT you are actually hoping for or expecting from the #5 pick. I get the impression that many of you find it hard if not impossible to think that Scherff could just be the BPA at #5 and the fact that he would fill a serious need goes out the window when placed against the kind of "playmaker" many think we should be taking with the 5th pick. And I wont even get started on the trade down at almost any cost Nazi's.
So you beleive all of rg3s issues were the result of a poor OL? Sorry, but he could have had the hogs as his OL last year and he would have still stunk. His issues are that he doesn't throw the ball soon enough and he can't read a defense. He has never had to throw to receivers before they make their cuts, his receivers in college were wide open because the defense was chasing him around.How about.....um...we need to see if we have a Qb on the roster that can lead the team in the future instead of NEEDING a Qb next year...Why not put the best Oline possible in front of him to make sure he has every chance at success????
So we need a wr next year?? oh...Next year there will be no stud wr's so we better pounce now???
You Two guys are clearly got it figured out. The rest of us think the OL is just fine.
Shark, I've maintained all along that if scot deems scherff the BPA at 5, I'm fine with it. But if he doesn't and picks a WR , or OLB, I'm ok with that also. I don't doubt that scherff may be the best OL in the draft. But I also beleive there are other very qualified OL in this draft that will be available to us, so we don't need to reach if Scot doesn't beleive that scherff is the BPA at 5. I think it is more important to draft the best player that has the best chance of making an impact for us for years to come as this is not a one year deal (contrary to what dad thinks I beleive). As for drafting a guard in the top 5, all I will say is it is highly unorthodox. And there is probably a very sound reason for that. Teams don't take interior linemen that high. Want to take a guess as to why?
Does that clear up my position? I recognize that you beleive he is a top 5 pick. I'm fine with that, I don't feel the need to critize you for your opinion as it may be right. But it may also be wrong. Just like mine.
Shark, I've maintained all along that if scot deems scherff the BPA at 5, I'm fine with it. But if he doesn't and picks a WR , or OLB, I'm ok with that also. I don't doubt that scherff may be the best OL in the draft. But I also beleive there are other very qualified OL in this draft that will be available to us, so we don't need to reach if Scot doesn't beleive that scherff is the BPA at 5. I think it is more important to draft the best player that has the best chance of making an impact for us for years to come as this is not a one year deal (contrary to what dad thinks I beleive). As for drafting a guard in the top 5, all I will say is it is highly unorthodox. And there is probably a very sound reason for that. Teams don't take interior linemen that high. Want to take a guess as to why?
Does that clear up my position? I recognize that you beleive he is a top 5 pick. I'm fine with that, I don't feel the need to critize you for your opinion as it may be right. But it may also be wrong. Just like mine.
Shark, I've maintained all along that if scot deems scherff the BPA at 5, I'm fine with it. But if he doesn't and picks a WR , or OLB, I'm ok with that also. I don't doubt that scherff may be the best OL in the draft. But I also beleive there are other very qualified OL in this draft that will be available to us, so we don't need to reach if Scot doesn't beleive that scherff is the BPA at 5. I think it is more important to draft the best player that has the best chance of making an impact for us for years to come as this is not a one year deal (contrary to what dad thinks I beleive). As for drafting a guard in the top 5, all I will say is it is highly unorthodox. And there is probably a very sound reason for that. Teams don't take interior linemen that high. Want to take a guess as to why?
Does that clear up my position? I recognize that you beleive he is a top 5 pick. I'm fine with that, I don't feel the need to critize you for your opinion as it may be right. But it may also be wrong. Just like mine.
my philosophy has been out there for years build the LOS up 1st then move there
you take a good player no matter what position they play and dont have your hands tied by some certain unwritten rule about where a position should be picked
i dont buy that SM is a BPA only type no matter what he says because every GM says that . I have never heard a GM say i will reach for needs and what i cant believe is the simpleton press corp follows that like the pied piper leading rats to their death .
i am willing to bet he uses a little of both and lets the situation dictate who he picks
he may trade down if he feels he can still get his guy i am not sure there will be a trade there at all
he may decide he can get an o/lineman later maybe 2 or he may say o/line is my biggest issue and i need them early and often
trading back is a gamble in of itself . you could miss the guy you are targeting . you could pass on the next great player in favor of a couple of lesser ones