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I love McCarthy's accuracy but I think the brain trust likes Maye more.Sounds like Mccarhy or Nix.
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I love McCarthy's accuracy but I think the brain trust likes Maye more.Sounds like Mccarhy or Nix.
Jonathan Kraft working the phones.
I saw a decline in availability too. But he’s still pretty much going at 3.Interesting today, using mock sims, I could not get Maye at #3 on multiple sites. Not saying there's anything to it, just hmmmmm.
Right, unless he goes at two. I am sure the Pats have a plan if that's the case, be it Daniels or JJMc.I saw a decline in availability too. But he’s still pretty much going at 3.
If the Pats trade back, I don't know if I want it to be with the Giants. What are they going to get? A second round pick? Trade down to six to draft Penix just to get an extra second? McCarthy will be gone by six.
If the Pats trade down and risk losing out on the top 4 QBs, they need to get a boat load. Which means it will be a trade with the Vikes, Raiders, or Broncos. I think the Broncos are out just because they already wasted so many picks on Russell Wilson. They need a haul comparable to what the Bears got last year from the Panthers.
I don't mean to harp on this, but please, please NOT McCARTHY!would do 3 for 6 and 2 second round picks
Then trade 6 and a 3rd for 5 and take mccarthy at 5
The compensation needs to be significant, just like with MinnesotaI don't see why not, if the compensation is good enough. Maye is nowhere near a sure thing.
The Giants don’t have the ammunition to offer anything close to what it would take. No draft pick is a sure thing…I don't see why not, if the compensation is good enough. Maye is nowhere near a sure thing.
if the vikings are offering 11, 23 and next years 1st, why would we accept 6 and 47? this is not a realistic hypothetical you made
Not enough.would do 3 for 6 and 2 second round picks
Then trade 6 and a 3rd for 5 and take mccarthy at 5
Huge difference dropping to 6 vs 11. The draft chart says 600 pts vs 1000. Even if you make them pay a QB tax, 6 is 1600 pts, 47 is 430, so it's "fair". The difference is, as always, what the market will bear. But 6, 47 and next year's 2 or 3 seems about right without being exorbitant.if the vikings are offering 11, 23 and next years 1st, why would we accept 6 and 47? this is not a realistic hypothetical you made
Agree but the point is that assessment was Josh Allen. Players can improve.Why in the world would I want this as my QB? I know people are now in love with athletic QBs but having watched Brady for 20 years, we should all know very well that what makes a QB special is decision making, accuracy and outperformance in big moments. Basically all the things this guy seems to be bad at.
Yep you would do that every time.If the upside is Josh Allen, I’m taking the risk of a bust for that.
No one would do that trade as Giants gmi would tell giants i want 6, 47, next years 1st and 2nd, and Andrew Thomas. Maybe id consider it then
why not compare to Brady's scouting report?Josh Allen 2018 Scouting Report
Strengths:
- Great skill set
- Ideal size for a NFL quarterback
- Very strong arm
- Good athlete
- Excellent mobility
- Running threat
- Keeps his eyes downfield as he scrambles
- Hard to sack
- Amazing strength to break tackles in the pocket
- Can stretch the field vertically with his arm strength
- Throws a good spiral
- Has a quick release
- Throws well on the run
- Can throws receivers open
- Has worked under center some
Weaknesses:
- Has accuracy issues
- Ball security
- Decision-making needs to improve
- Throws too many interceptions
- Needs to improve ability to throw finesse throws
- Struggled against better teams
- Played at a low level of competition
- Concerns about production and ability to be a clutch performer