Location: We are in 30th place. It's 2017 , NY Joined: 02.12.2012
Apr 28 @ 12:11 AM ET
I have no idea. Average recovery time is 10.7 months, he could be good September or he could be good in November. I've heard he's doing well but nothing about being ready at start of season. Not to mention being back doesn't equate to being 100% either. - zdp1189
Players are recovering in 8-9 months now.
Jameson Williams is aiming to be ready and he was hurt in January.
Either way are we drafting someone because we might need someone for 6 weeks possibly over BPA?
Jameson Williams is aiming to be ready and he was hurt in January.
Either way are we drafting someone because we might need someone for 6 weeks possibly over BPA? - sbroads24
Defense getting torched through the air for 6 weeks could have you in trouble early. Booth and Elam are both projected in that area so it's not like we're reaching for a corner and reasonably fit bpa at 25. And yeah Tre is probably ready to go but it's far from a guarantee.
Location: Rustmine Ramsum most exciting Sabres klugdragger since Taro Tsujimoto Joined: 07.01.2016
Apr 28 @ 12:18 AM ET
That’s not my point and I don’t think it’s true. Levi Wallace was serviceable. If Tre White isn’t good you don’t have a CB1 either. If you want to talk about a position that doesn’t require ANY INVESTMENT in a McDermott defense it’s safety. My god Kurt Coleman was an All Pro that lead the league in picks. Hamlin looked all right and so did Josh Thomas in pre season. Even if there’s trouble with Poyer they can survive there. That caller’s whole premise was to get a leg up on the competition and he was so right. Reported Giants are taking calls to move back. Maybe that’s not earth shattering but I hope it’s Beane. - Hatboro_Swords
We're gonna miss Levi big time. He really grew as a player and improved every year he was here.
Location: Rustmine Ramsum most exciting Sabres klugdragger since Taro Tsujimoto Joined: 07.01.2016
Apr 28 @ 12:32 AM ET
Timely interceptions too. - Hatboro_Swords
He was inconsistent but also a play-maker and very opportunistic out there. He gave up a big play here and there but he also made big plays. He was like a better Leodis McKelvon.
At least most people have heard of the politicians they're talking about. NFL draft talk....it's all friggen make believe. And then it's "let's break down his make believe draft board and tell him why he's a moron in his own imagination."
Location: I AM MY OWN DAMN SOURCE!, NY Joined: 11.04.2010
Apr 28 @ 8:06 AM ET
At least most people have heard of the politicians they're talking about. NFL draft talk....it's all friggen make believe. And then it's "let's break down his make believe draft board and tell him why he's a moron in his own imagination." - lacaprup
So what you are saying is you don't follow college football or the NFL draft, got it.
Location: Wonderful things can happen when you sow seeds of distrust in a garden full of (bum)holes Joined: 07.01.2007
Apr 28 @ 8:11 AM ET
I'm coming around on Breece Hall in RD 1. - ImThatGuy
It's more "resigning myself to it" for me. I am firmly in the "don't draft an RB in Round 1" camp, but honestly, this team could just forfeit its first round pick and still be a Super Bowl contender. They could draft a punter or a long snapper in round 1 and I still wouldn't lose much sleep.
