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I really hate the grey pants, personally.Infinitely better than their old ones.
Sharp as hell.
I really hate the grey pants, personally.Infinitely better than their old ones.
Sharp as hell.
Gray looks great as an accent color IMO. Oklahoma State changed their unis a couple years ago and most people were pretty "meh" on the gray options, but it looks great as an accent to other dominant colors.I really hate the grey pants, personally.
I like it in OSU's case because grey is basically the second color. There's also some black but that doesn't really clash with grey at all. I just think it looks weird when you already have purple and yellow, but that's just me. And yeah, it's not like the Vikings had the greatest uniforms to begin with.Gray looks great as an accent color IMO. Oklahoma State changed their unis a couple years ago and most people were pretty "meh" on the gray options, but it looks great as an accent to other dominant colors.
Even if you don't like the gray, the old Vikes unis were atrocious and needed to be burned.
I think Milliner's still the best cb, Hayden's the best upside but his technique isn't as refined + injury history. Mingo's a good fit, but I don't like Ansah in a 3-4.
So seems like the few who have opined say Floyd or Mingo. Gonna wait until we've got more people involved before narrowing it down, though
Yep. The Dolphins should trade up for Lane Johnson in this scenario and forget about Albert.I'm 50/50 on Austin/Floyd, you can use mine as a count for Floyd. But if I were the Browns, this is a TRADE TRADE TRADE situation, you can get a a dlineman/backer almost as good as both in the late teens.
Yep. The Dolphins should trade up for Lane Johnson in this scenario and forget about Albert.
Did the Bucs really get Revis for no money guaranteed? If so what is the catch to that deal?
It is hard for me to believe that a player as good as Revis (and he is not even 30) would go for that cheap.
And how can the Jets not afford Revis? They have zero talent on their team.
I think it depends on what they could do it for. For their first and a second it seems like a no-brainer, but I don't know how much Cleveland would be asking. Plus there's the Albert wildcard. I really don't know what Ireland is leaning towards, though. Given the importance of this year for him he might value Albert's experience more than a rookie's potential upside.Well do we have any Chargers or Dolphins fans to talk about whether they would trade up or not?
Well do we have any Chargers or Dolphins fans to talk about whether they would trade up or not?
I think it depends on what they could do it for. For their first and a second it seems like a no-brainer, but I don't know how much Cleveland would be asking. Plus there's the Albert wildcard. I really don't know what Ireland is leaning towards, though. Given the importance of this year for him he might value Albert's experience more than a rookie's potential upside.
That's why I said we were going to do this with no trades. It's too hard to debate a trade w/ compensation and then go on to the pick. The idea was to discuss each team, their needs, and how they should proceed in filling those needs in the first round.
Did the Bucs really get Revis for no money guaranteed? If so what is the catch to that deal?
It is hard for me to believe that a player as good as Revis (and he is not even 30) would go for that cheap.
And how can the Jets not afford Revis? They have zero talent on their team.
Under the current salary cap rules do teams even want to sign superstars anymore? It seems like they just want to draft them and keep them for cheap and then gamble them away for some high picks in the hopes they can do it again.
I understand that policy for wide receivers and a lot of positions where the value is not warranted. But I thought that shut down corners were worth their weight in gold in todays league. Valued only after quarterbacks, pass rushers and left tackles.
I gotcha, I was starting to deviate a bit from the mock draft to what I'd actually like to see in the event of this scenario really playing out. I've got no problem with leaving trades out of this mock.That's why I said we were going to do this with no trades. It's too hard to debate a trade w/ compensation and then go on to the pick. The idea was to discuss each team, their needs, and how they should proceed in filling those needs in the first round.
Okay Kas is banging the table, it's a close vote, so it's Milliner
1)Chiefs--Joeckel
2)Jags--Fisher
3)Raiders--Star
4)Eagles--Dion Jordan
5)Lions--Dee Milliner
6)Browns--On the Clock
We won't do this one until Wes, Kave, and BlackGhost have had a chance to weigh in. Don't mean to exclude anyone. All voices welcome
This will not happen, I guaransheed it. Staff is clearly in love with Anash and very comfortable with Bill Bentley opposite Chris Houston and Greenwood/Green rotating in at the nickel. Kas is thinking only with what he believes the team needs, not what is likely to happen with Mayhew and Schwartz at the helm. But whatevs, just a mock anyway
Alright gents, gators, and cats. Time for our Consensus Mock Draft. The idea is that we put ourselves in the shoes of the GM for every team, and pick a player that we feel is best for that team. We aren't trying to figure out what a team will do, but what they should do.
There's no set time limit for each pick. Once we have had enough reasonable and quality debate on a pick, we'll move on. Ideally, fans of each team can weigh in on the fit and needs of the team, but they are just one voice. Anyone with an opinion is encouraged to share. Try to write something a bit more substantial than 140 characters, and be respectful of others (gator). Hope this works out well!
-We are assuming the Revis deals goes through, and includes the #13 pick to NYJ
-We are assuming KC trades Branden Albert to MIA for a second round pick. KC gets a 2nd back but needs a LT, and MIA gets its LT but losses a premium pick
-No other trades. Each team makes its pick
That's what everyone should be doing. I care what you think they should do, not what you think Mayhew thinks they should do
You have made a very wise decision.A side note to NFL-GAF: Because of you guys I snagged a 3DS XL this weekend with Fire Emblem and Luigi's Mansion. I trust the gaming opinions of OT way more than Gaming any more.
Thanks for making me poorer.
Did the Bucs really get Revis for no money guaranteed? If so what is the catch to that deal?
It is hard for me to believe that a player as good as Revis (and he is not even 30) would go for that cheap.
And how can the Jets not afford Revis? They have zero talent on their team.
Under the current salary cap rules do teams even want to sign superstars anymore? It seems like they just want to draft them and keep them for cheap and then gamble them away for some high picks in the hopes they can do it again.
I understand that policy for wide receivers and a lot of positions where the value is not warranted. But I thought that shut down corners were worth their weight in gold in todays league. Valued only after quarterbacks, pass rushers and left tackles.
A side note to NFL-GAF: Because of you guys I snagged a 3DS XL this weekend with Fire Emblem and Luigi's Mansion. I trust the gaming opinions of OT way more than Gaming any more.
Thanks for making me poorer.
If you never had a DS then the system becomes 2x as awesome.A side note to NFL-GAF: Because of you guys I snagged a 3DS XL this weekend with Fire Emblem and Luigi's Mansion. I trust the gaming opinions of OT way more than Gaming any more.
Thanks for making me poorer.
Thats the key word here. Possibly. And if you are going to rebuild Revis is still young it would have been easier to rebuild around him. And why rebuild on offense when you are going to have to play Sanchez because of the horrible deal they gave him?Well if the Jets are rebuilding, and they are, and Rex is only the coach because Woody doesn't want to pay 2 GMs and 2 Head coaches at the same time, it makes sense to trade away one elite player who you would have to pay QB money in order to get possibly 2-3 really good players on O and D including possibly a new QB of the future.
I don't see the benefit of keeping him. Jets aren't going anywhere this year until unless Sanchez completely changes over night and becomes a good competent QB. And even if he did they have no skill position players. They need a severe upgrade at WR and RB. They need to also improve the OLINE.
Pass D was even without Revis actually really good whereas they need help up front.
How much cap space did they clear up by trading him?
If the Jets can get two players like Austin/Eifert and Werner/Mingo in exchange for Revis, I think its a fantastic move.
Also what's with the hyperbole about him now on ESPN and NFLN. Yes he is the best CB in the game and arguably best defensive player in the league though I'd take Watt. But on NFL AM some beat writer claims "quite possibly one of the greatest corners to ever play in history". Um a little early for that no?
Lets see how he comes back from his ACL, how he fits into a new defense, system, and whether he was helped by playing for Rex. But right now its a win win for both teams.
A side note to NFL-GAF: Because of you guys I snagged a 3DS XL this weekend with Fire Emblem and Luigi's Mansion. I trust the gaming opinions of OT way more than Gaming any more.
Thanks for making me poorer.
A side note to NFL-GAF: Because of you guys I snagged a 3DS XL this weekend with Fire Emblem and Luigi's Mansion. I trust the gaming opinions of OT way more tha
n Gaming any more.
Thanks for making me poorer.
Well lets vote between Floyd and Ansah as that seems to be the final two, I think more people have discounted Austin than favoured him?
My vote would be Floyd, the higher grader prospect, and seeking a Rubin trade.
Alright gents, gators, and cats. Time for our Consensus Mock Draft. The idea is that we put ourselves in the shoes of the GM for every team, and pick a player that we feel is best for that team. We aren't trying to figure out what a team will do, but what they should do.
There's no set time limit for each pick. Once we have had enough reasonable and quality debate on a pick, we'll move on. Ideally, fans of each team can weigh in on the fit and needs of the team, but they are just one voice. Anyone with an opinion is encouraged to share. Try to write something a bit more substantial than 140 characters, and be respectful of others (gator). Hope this works out well!
-We are assuming the Revis deals goes through, and includes the #13 pick to NYJ
-We are assuming KC trades Branden Albert to MIA for a second round pick. KC gets a 2nd back but needs a LT, and MIA gets its LT but losses a premium pick
-No other trades. Each team makes its pick
Thats the key word here. Possibly. And if you are going to rebuild Revis is still young it would have been easier to rebuild around him. And why rebuild on offense when you are going to have to play Sanchez because of the horrible deal they gave him?
There is no defense for the Jets. They have no fucking clue as to what they are doing.
I normally would feel bad for them, but they betrayed Tebow. So fuck them. I hope they strike out on every draft pick and don't win another game for the next 2 years.
A side note to NFL-GAF: Because of you guys I snagged a 3DS XL this weekend with Fire Emblem and Luigi's Mansion. I trust the gaming opinions of OT way more than Gaming any more.
Thanks for making me poorer.
I price-matched at Best Buy. There was only one copy of Luigi's Mansion left in the OKC metro, so it's waiting for me at a Best Buy 10 miles away. I'll be registering it as soon as I pick it up to get 3D Land.Make sure you register and get the free game. If you didn't buy your XL from Target, see if they'll price match Target 179.99.
Speaking of which, it looks like the new logo is starting to show up on some merch. I hate the design of this hat (and I'm not a hat person) but I love the new colors and logo:
But, at the end of the day, uniforms don't really matter.
You should squicken to the Vikebike gang.
Its pretty lonely with just me Slo and Smokeymcpot. Pretty sure Eric Walton died from an overdose in Arizona.
A side note to NFL-GAF: Because of you guys I snagged a 3DS XL this weekend with Fire Emblem and Luigi's Mansion. I trust the gaming opinions of OT way more than Gaming any more.
Thanks for making me poorer.
Telling you man, Gaming side is hella bias. I get better advice from NFL-Gaf, Steam Gaf and NBA Gaf.
The Steelers are not ready to start grooming a replacement for Roethlisberger, who is 31 and entering his 10th season in the league. He has three more years remaining on his $100 million contract. But that doesn't mean they would pass on a talented quarterback who still needs several years of development before he is ready to play in the NFL.
And that quarterback is Tyler Bray, who is only 21 and skipped his senior season at Tennessee to enter the draft.
A lot of NFL teams, the Steelers included, think Bray is the most-talented quarterback in the draft. He is a 6-foot-6, 230-pound pocket passer with a powerful arm who threw for 7,444 yards and 69 touchdowns in three seasons with the Volunteers.
Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories...ng-look-at-qbs-in-draft-684459/#ixzz2RCwTPjYV
It's hard to get a good feel for how they would look in real life because of how stylized that mock-up is. I think that's a grey color instead of white? I'm definitely not a fan of that.I for one am excited for this fan created mock up based on the beat writer that got to see them already.