2019-2020 NFL Season Thread

[Lee3691]

Did the Giants think it was the second round tonight?

[TheLastPig]

Originally Posted by dmbmuskie

You mean the team who reached to draft Artie Burns, Bud Dupree, and whatever Edmunds brother we ended up with last year?

When was the last time we traded up for a defensive player in the 1st round? Worked out pretty well.

You’re asking for a corner and that’s the one position this team continually gets wrong. TJ Watt sure seems like a good pick. I’m gonna lean on the side of basically every draft pundit saying this kid is great. Multiple people said he is the best defensive player in the draft pound for pound.

You seem to be basing your entire opinion of him off of his size which he has done nothing but prove it doesn’t matter. Go watch his tape. He will fit perfectly in this D.


And you thinking edmunds is a bad pick again is more proof you don’t know what you’re saying. Kid played way too much last year and barely made any mistakes. I think he deserves a chance to grow a little, he proved he belongs.

[drakan]

People are literally laughing at Jones at #6.

[TwoStep2888]

It's like the Giants were intentionally looking for a QB that Eli could beat in competition for the starting job

[RiotAct]

all I can say is, thank you Raiders!!!

[thebridge15]

giants

[kelchlsm]

Originally Posted by RiotAct

all I can say is, thank you Raiders!!!

Bills got a steal with Ed Oliver

Raiders

[thebridge15]

https://twitter.com/scottbarrettdfb/...845236226?s=21

[Ascf33]

Originally Posted by Ascf33

The goddamn Giants are going to fuck this up so bad.

godamn fucking Giants

[jrkarger]

The criticism from TS and Muskie (at least in regards to the draft history) is totally warranted.

However, the trade and drafting of Bush is the absolute best move they could have made last night. Aside from the height (Bush is 3 inches shorter) his numbers are almost identical to Shazier. He was the second highest rated MLB in the draft. What would you have preferred they do? What player would they have taken with the picks traded away that would make them better then they will be with Bush?

Speaking of the picks traded away, I actually think the "price paid" is a lot better than what I was hearing they would have supposedly had to give away to get to the ten spot.

The cherry on top, the Steelers swooped in and took the guy the Bengals were going to take.

::JohnCenaHandWave

[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by jrkarger

The criticism from TS and Muskie (at least in regards to the draft history) is totally warranted.

I was more just joking as it's amazing how little success they have had relative to their amount of talent they have had the last few years, of course talent matters in general and hopefully the pick works out well for Steelers fans.

[TheLastPig]

Originally Posted by jrkarger

The criticism from TS and Muskie (at least in regards to the draft history) is totally warranted.

However, the trade and drafting of Bush is the absolute best move they could have made last night. Aside from the height (Bush is 3 inches shorter) his numbers are almost identical to Shazier. He was the second highest rated MLB in the draft. What would you have preferred they do? What player would they have taken with the picks traded away that would make them better then they will be with Bush?

Speaking of the picks traded away, I actually think the "price paid" is a lot better than what I was hearing they would have supposedly had to give away to get to the ten spot.

The cherry on top, the Steelers swooped in and took the guy the Bengals were going to take.

::JohnCenaHandWave

We have an extra third this year and next year, so essentially all they gave up was the 2nd.

I can get being worried about his size, but he isnt a sub package player and never was. Every scouting report says this guy is an instant starter and a 3 down guy.

They addressed the biggest need and did it without having to give up their 2nd and 3rd this year- which is what you were referring to above.

Any worry about him shouldnt be more than any general worry you have about any draft pick.

[TheLastPig]

Also im not sure Ive ever seen a player get drafted into the NFL in the first round and not smile or tear up about it one single time before Haskins. He knows how fucked he is even though he gets to play at home.

He literally showed more emotion reacting to the Giants pick than him getting drafted himself

[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by TheLastPig

Also im not sure Ive ever seen a player get drafted into the NFL in the first round and not smile or tear up about it one single time before Haskins. He knows how fucked he is even though he gets to play at home.

He literally showed more emotion reacting to the Giants pick than him getting drafted himself

It was so great, and so obvious

[jrkarger]

I agree with you. They've horribly under achieved starting with the "Tebow Game" in 2011.

Edit: @TS#s

[jrkarger]

Originally Posted by TheLastPig

We have an extra third this year and next year, so essentially all they gave up was the 2nd.

I can get being worried about his size, but he isnt a sub package player and never was. Every scouting report says this guy is an instant starter and a 3 down guy.

They addressed the biggest need and did it without having to give up their 2nd and 3rd this year- which is what you were referring to above.

Any worry about him shouldnt be more than any general worry you have about any draft pick.

I wholeheartedly agree with you.

And, at least for now (i.e. before he plays even a preseason down), he's far from a "sub-package" LB.

He's better than Jon "I'll have my back to the line of scrimmage when the ball is snapped" Bostic.

There's your sub package jabroni.

[YouNeverKnow25]

panthers drafted the next barkevious mingo. sucks.

[RiotAct]

https://www.totalprosports.com/wp-co...s-1024x576.jpg

[Lee3691]

Giants had a really really bad day, but its hard to feel bad for them as I have watched them win 4 Super Bowls

[mja271]

Originally Posted by TheLastPig

Also im not sure Ive ever seen a player get drafted into the NFL in the first round and not smile or tear up about it one single time before Haskins. He knows how fucked he is even though he gets to play at home.

He literally showed more emotion reacting to the Giants pick than him getting drafted himself

As a Skins fan that's probably about the same reaction I'd have to getting drafted to them . On paper they had a really nice night last night, but I know better than to get too excited at this point.

[TheLastPig]

Originally Posted by mja271

As a Skins fan that's probably about the same reaction I'd have to getting drafted to them . On paper they had a really nice night last night, but I know better than to get too excited at this point.

I think thats how most fans of the nfl in general would think the same if they were in that situation too. Probably the worst organization in all of professional sports.

[ToySoldier#34]

Replays of Giants fan reactions are priceless

[TheLastPig]

Tyreek Hill's carreer might be over

[Rodey]

Originally Posted by TheLastPig

Tyreek Hill's carreer might be over

It's cute that you think this.

[TheLastPig]

I guess you dont know the meaning of the word "might"

[Rodey]

Originally Posted by TheLastPig

I guess you dont know the meaning of the word "might"

Very much know the meaning of it. Would also bet he plays another game.

[kydmb99]

What kind of sick fuck “disciplines” his child by punching him in the chest?

[TheLastPig]

Originally Posted by Rodey

Very much know the meaning of it. Would also bet he plays another game.

Maybe he does, maybe he doesnt. Its definitely not clear considering he is suspended indefinitely and his past.

[Rodey]

Originally Posted by TheLastPig

Maybe he does, maybe he doesnt. Its definitely not clear considering he is suspended indefinitely and his past.

Ray Lewis once killed a man.

[TheLastPig]

Originally Posted by Rodey

Ray Lewis once killed a man.

Lewis was lucky to play in the era he did or he wouldnt be in the HOF. He also didnt have repeat issues.