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Everything posted by RandyMarsh
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Its funny how seemingly any Tigers player that makes a positive change does so from a private instructor outside the organization. I imagine the answer is no but is it like that for other teams?
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With Rodgers looking broken and finally showing his age watch it be the Packers that get Williams so they can go from Favre, Rodgers and Caleb and basically have a franchise qb for almost half a century. God I just threw up in my mouth thinking of that.
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If this was 2024 and we had to give that up to move up 1 spot to draft Caleb Williams I would strongly consider it just cause I think he is that special and a special qb is worth his weight in gold but this year I just don't see it with any of the guys. They COULD be special but I don't have enough faith to give up a bounty for them.
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In a perfect world he wouldve retired but I think Miggy would be OK if used sparringly or in situations where you need a hit cause he still has relatively good bat on ball and batting average skills but when tasked to play nearly everyday he has shown every year for the past half decade plus that his body just can't hold up to it and his production and value plummets as the year goes on.
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I read something yesterday that said that Mike McDaniel ripped up hundreds of plays for Tua and completely simplified and tailored everything he could to maximize his abilities. Between that and having two speedsters that can create seperation and are major YAC guys in Hill and Waddle and it's easy to see how he is having the success he has had this year.
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If USC does lose OSU better hope for Michigan to look as impressive as possible Saturday. If we barely win or God forbid lose their loss to us will look worse and the committee would almost certainly think that the B1G isn't worthy of 2 teams in that case.
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Wilson, Prescott, Hurts, Cousins and Lamar Jackson(essentially a 2nd round pick) are recent examples of qbs that werent taken with a teams first pick that were hits but yeah generally that is a tough way to go but not impossible.
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I think so too but I just never know how to read the committee and how they would react to a certain game. I know they factor in injuries so if we were to lose and God forbid suffer a major injury to JJ, Edwards along with Corrum perhaps that may deter them from putting them in.
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The big thing to look for in the reveal tonight is who is at 5 since you would presume that team would be the one to get in if any of the top 4 have stumbles this weekend and drop out. Of course if it's OSU then you would think that locks UM in cause even if they were to lose to Purdue the committee wouldn't put OSU ahead of them.
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The Stafford trade could net some serviceable Goff qb play, Jameson Williams(took more than just the pick but the rams pick was the centerpiece) and a top 5 pick. Pretty good end result.
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I certainly wouldn't do that but if a team falls in love with a QB they've been known to give up whatever it takes to get them which is why I really hope Chicago doesn't get the number 2 pick and wouldn't be opposed to us losing to them late in the season to help that cause. I don't want them getting a potentially franchise altering haul, if some team is going to get that I'd prefer it be an AFC team or even better us.
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Miggy confirms that 2023 will be his final season but intends on staying with the organization in some capacity.
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As expected after his performance Thursday, Houston has been added to the 53 man roster and Charles Harris going to the IR. Just a complete lost season for Harris.
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Jose Abreu to the Astros, was gonna say nice to see him out of the division but aren't they changing the scheduling next year so it's more balanced with less divisional games?
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I did lol at the video of the unveiling, dont have a link but basically they had the whole thing covered then did the big reveal infront of all fans, at first you got all the cheers like you normally would for an unveiling then within a few seconds after the people processed what they saw it suddenly hushed down with a bunch of murmurs of people probably saying "wtf is that?" to each other.
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While I don't trust any of the qbs enough this year to take in the top 5 Im far from an expert to put it mildly so if Holmes thinks one of the qbs is worth the pick Ir be fine with that as well, then just go defense with our 2nd pick and possibly 2nd rounder. I say possibly cause Id still like a big outside WR but haven't looked closely enough at this class to say anybody in particular.
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I thought the guys on the radio were exaggerating about Sean Taylor's "statue" but it's even worse than I imagined. You can argue whether he deserves a statue/memorial but if you're gonna do it don't half ass it like this. Embarrassing.
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Rams pick up to 3 just behind Houston and Chicago. I don't like rooting for losses but I wouldn't be against losing to Chicago in the 2nd to last week if we aren't in the playoff hunt just to hurt their chances at the 2nd pick.
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He also punted at midfield in the 4th down by I believe 11 as well. Just an overall horrendous job of coaching.
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I agree, I see people shitting on Stroud and yeah he did miss some throws but for the most part every completion he made there was a wolverine defender right on the receiver, perhaps there were guys running free that he missed that weren't shown on camera but as far as I can recall I don't remember seeing any guys wide open.
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So I was thinking when I heard the news we were playing Purdue "it feels like we haven't played them in awhile?" so I googled it and we haven't played them since 2017 and before that it was October of 2012, so next week will be the first time we played them in 5 years and only the second time in the last 10. I know they play in a different division than us but that seems kinda strange.
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There just doesn't seem to be much progression and growth from OSU's players since Meyer left. Yeah they'll still churn out NFL players because they were 5* recruits to begin with but I don't see the players getting any better year to year. They almost remind me of the Michigan teams of the 2010s, while we never had as much talent as OSU has, we did get our fair share of really good recruits but they never seemed to get any better than when they arrived which how teams like MSU would beat us despite getting less talent.