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It was kinda entertaining watching Matt Schaub last year. You're just setting there like "This dude can't throw another pick 6 right?" And there he goes. 
NFL Discussion Thread: Pats win SB XLIX. Offseason begins
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That was crazy awesome.
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That entire comeback was nuts.
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Defintely. I expect them to make the playoffs. Their offense is shaky though but the AFC is pretty weak. Should have got some WRs though. All that money and they were cheap
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I think Geno has wayyy more potential than people give him credit for. Yes he was incredibly inconsistent his rookie year, but he had no receivers and he throws a great deep ball.
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He's already better than the Sanchize ever was
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Some of my breakout 2014 players: Datone Jones, LaVon Brazill, Jordan Reed, Ladarius Green, Travaris Cadet, Sylvester Williams.
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He knows.
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I'll play: Ruben Randle, Jeremy Kerley, Rod Streater, Andrew Quarless, Cordarrelle Patterson, Levine Toilolo and Jordan Todman.
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Young Robert and young Jonathan in Vegas this weekend.
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All these dudes you guys are naming basically "broke out" already last year besides the rookies....and even some of those rookies already broke out for big games and Patterson even made the damn Pro-Bowl and was an All-Pro returner. He winning MVP next year? Kerley and Reueben Randle are what they are. Rod Streater, Jordan Toddman and Andrew Quarless......in what damn world are they doing anything groundbreaking in the NFL? C'mon man
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And this is the only time we'll be talking about Lavon Brazil for the next year unless Reggie Wayne, TY Hilton, Hakeem Nicks, Donte Moncrief and Coby Fleener all die in the next few months.
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Quarless- Will be one of Rodgers new weapons this season watch. He is a big target with decent hands. He will put up big numbers this year watch.
Toddman- Gus Bradley like to run the ball. MJD Is gone I would hope he could beat out Toby Gerhart for the starting spot. A reach I'm aware. I wanted to pick at least one RB. 220+ Attempts 750-800 yards 6 or 7 TD's
Streater- Did you see the number he put up last year with two inexperienced bums? The Raiders will be playing from behind like always. Do the math. 1,000-1,100 yards 7-9 TD's.
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Lyerla is better than Quarless right now even if he's still on the blow. Streater had about 900 yards last year so yeah I guess I could see him maybe getting 100 more with Schaub, MJD, James Jones and a better OL. They're probably going to run the hell out of the ball though. Gerhart was always really good in his limited snaps behind AP so idk about Todman doing much.
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With you on Randle which makes the OBJ selection that early all the more confusing.
As if he didn't fry the Pats in the playoffs.
Somewhat hedging my bets since I've been supporting Brazill and Moncrief separately from the start.
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I don't understand what you think Brazil is going to do next year when he's behind four other receivers and a tight end on the pecking order of receiving targets.
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Moncrief is a rookie. As high as I am on him, he needs to earn his stripes in camp and beyond. Reps aren't given, especially in a crowded receiving corps. Luck doesn't look Fleener's direction as much as we thought with the Stanford connection. All it takes is an injury like what happened with Wayne in 2013. Nicks mailed it in last season, he needs to prove himself again to earn credibility. You forgot Allen.
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I think brazill has a chance to break out, @bucem is just jealous that the bucs have those 2 great receiving options and no one to throw the ball to them lol
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Not going lie, I'm curious what numbers kkkooper is going put up as the main guy returning at WR.. Obviously desean and avant are gone
And maclin is coming off his knee injury.. Then it's the rookies
But kkkooper had 27 receptions for 521 yards in the last 8 games of the year.. Zach ertz also had 22 receptions for 268 yards in those last 8 games
And maclin is coming off his knee injury.. Then it's the rookies
But kkkooper had 27 receptions for 521 yards in the last 8 games of the year.. Zach ertz also had 22 receptions for 268 yards in those last 8 games
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From the Tampa Bay Times -
TRADE OPTION: The Bucs had repeated calls from the Browns when they were on the clock with the No. 7 overall pick. The Browns, who had traded down from No. 4 to No. 8 overall, wanted to select Texas A&M WR Mike Evans, the Bucs' eventual pick. But they couldn't come close to reaching Licht's lofty trade terms and Tampa Bay truly didn't want to pass on Evans.
TRADE OPTION: The Bucs had repeated calls from the Browns when they were on the clock with the No. 7 overall pick. The Browns, who had traded down from No. 4 to No. 8 overall, wanted to select Texas A&M WR Mike Evans, the Bucs' eventual pick. But they couldn't come close to reaching Licht's lofty trade terms and Tampa Bay truly didn't want to pass on Evans.
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