cmasspatsfan
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WOW, you're good, you know this already, why aren't you working for an NFL team with your superior knowledge.As do I... It's just too bad they didn't do Jack Shyte with them.
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.WOW, you're good, you know this already, why aren't you working for an NFL team with your superior knowledge.As do I... It's just too bad they didn't do Jack Shyte with them.
For everybody who is not for some reason Iliad/Odyssey-obsessed:
Odysseus was, like all the best kings of Ancient Greece, pledged to defend the marriage of Menolaus and Helen. So Paris comes in and YOINK, off Helen goes to Troy. But Odysseus wants to evade the draft, as it were, because has a baby son, Telemachus, and besides, isn't into it.
When Menolaus dispatches Palamedes to bring him back and make him go to the war, he pulls a Corporal Klinger and bucks for a section 8. When Palamedes arrives, Odysseus is in the field with an ox and an ass yoked to the same plow. This is supposed to prove he's insane, because the mismatched animals would plow crookedly.
Palamedes gets baby Telemachus and puts him in front of the plow, Odysseus stops plowing, and he is proven to be sane.
Clearly Ochmed is intimating that... well actually, nothing like this. It just reminded me of it because of all the talk about craziness and the ox and the ditch and Belichick and Groh both working on the draft board somehow.
Do we think we know the lines of authority there? It sure looks like Groh is the man, for all the public visibility/explaining. But the other possibility is, for all we know, BB is fully in charge, and Groh is the Face of the Draft.
Has anybody said, here's how the decisions work in case of a disagreement? Is there a Wargames-style "Turn your key, sir!" scenario?
Clearly,VomitusIndecipherabilisFromVirginia is imitating Gregor Samsa in Kafka's "Metamorphosis"...Clearly Ochmed is intimating that... well actually, nothing like this. It just reminded me of it because of all the talk about craziness and the ox and the ditch and Belichick and Groh both working on the draft board somehow.
So... the press likes Wolf and does not like Groh? Or just correlation without implying causation... yet? (dum dum DUMMMMM!)Interestingly wolf gets a lot of press in 2021 and we have a great draft!
Groh gets a lot of press in 2022 and wolf gets nothing. Yet our draft is universally panned without seeing any players on the field.
Captain, I haven't seen your grade.
Are we looking at an F?
Maybe Strange would have been available at 54. Maybe not.E, and Not for Effort.
Strange is a good player, and in every mock draft I tried to grab him...at 85...unless SeaBass Jr Raimann were still available at 54... But he's not 25 or ANY picks better than Raimann...or 56 picks better than Sean Ryan...or 108 better than Zach Tom.
No ****ing need to take him there...The next OL drafted was Jurgens at 51 but he's a Center and Philthy was drafting him strictly as Kelce's replacement... Next was Goedeke by TB at 57, after the Pats would've made their 2nd-round pick already...
Everybody else was also over-drafted, with better prospects at their positions still available, especially at WR, and Most Especially at WR after the trade-up; and others in some cases should not have been drafted at all: the second Jones, the second RB, the QB, the defensive lineman...
No causation implied.So... the press likes Wolf and does not like Groh? Or just correlation without implying causation... yet? (dum dum DUMMMMM!)
To be clear, you just mean all the Patriots picks, not everybody in the draft, right?Everybody else was also over-drafted, with better prospects at their positions still available, especially at WR, and Most Especially at WR after the trade-up; and others in some cases should not have been drafted at all: the second Jones, the second RB, the QB, the defensive lineman...