Mitch Kraft
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@squishysquid131 @gmfb You’re not getting a player at 30 with a first round grade so it pretty much is a 2nd
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@gmfb wish it was a second and third that got him but oh well he ought to get the passing game going
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@MauriBigMoney @gmfb Its just a "for instance". Showing how much they overpaid for Waddle.
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@Kevinohhsavage @gmfb You might as well throw the 4th out of that since we swapped 4ths. So it’s a 1st and 3rd.
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@gmfb A 1st a 3rd and 4th? For a under performing WR is crazy.
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@Kevinohhsavage @BillCubin @gmfb You’ve got a couple guys at the top that are immediate impact guys then it’s developmental guys. Nobody that would provide immediate impact at 30.
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@BillCubin @gmfb Thats great for cap. I thought this Draft for WRs is pretty solid throughout.
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@TheFin22 @stclaudeii Denver has a 2 year window with Bo on his rookie deal. Who the fuck would Denver get at 30 that would make the same impact in that timeframe? No one sit down, shut up and stop acting like you know better than people who do this for a living.
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@stclaudeii Great, but a 6th overall draft pick failing to score more than 8 TDs in a single season through 5 years is rough.
At least how he was utilized in Miami, he was not worth that high of a draft pick.
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Favorite Waddle story:
The entire week leading up to the Panthers game, people were questioning his ability to be WR1. He had every right to fire back and say "Did y'all not realize who I was pre-Tyreek?"
Instead, he took every question in stride and handled it like a pro.
He caught six balls for 110 yards and a touchdown vs. the Panthers.
The next week, there were more questions like "did you think you could do that?"
Again, Waddle had every right to be like "Man I do this!" He didn't. I took him aside afterwards and asked "why aren't you bragging a bit?"
His response: "that's not the way I am."
Non-diva receivers don't grow on trees. The Broncos got them a good one.
c. isaiah smalls ii@stclaudeii
Waddle was one of my favorite players in that locker room. Always had a smile on his face. Great music taste. Just an overall amazing human. Hate to see him go but I know he's going to thrive in Denver
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@TeeItUp406 @Robbaker_1 People said the same thing about the Chiefs the year before and look how they did last year. You can’t just run it back with the same guys. Teams were already starting to figure out how to attack the defense after the bye.
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@Robbaker_1 Know what they didn’t do? Lose those games. Buffalo lost to Miami. NE lost to LV. Jax lost to Jake Browning. LAC lost to NYG. no the schedule wasn’t 2n easiest ever. I didn’t realize FA is over? Did I miss the draft too?
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What if I told you the Broncos would sign an All-Pro /DPOY CB, All-Pro G, All-Pro OLB, 3 guys who combined for 37.5 sacks over the last two years and a WR with back-to-back 1000 yard seasons with 15 TD in those two years in FA? Would that make you happy #BroncosCountry ?
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@MileHighReport Thought the point of FA is to fill holes so you don’t have to draft for need. The biggest hole on defense was lb and their answer was to bring back the exact same guys that seemed to give up 90% of the passing yards allowed.
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It's an excellent linebacker draft class.
chad jacob@chadjacob385
@MileHighReport Broncos still have to be in the market for a LB. Still a hole in that room
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@Srtrts121 @CarterDillonNFL Bills player lost track of the ball, slowed down, and the ball landed 7 yards past him, making it uncatchable. Get glasses.
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@CarterDillonNFL Can you go back to regualtand then address why no call on some of the infractionans there? Got whiplash from the "let them play" mode of regulation and the sudden concern for enforcing these rules in OT.
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Seeing PLENTY of officiating discourse on the TL so here's my two cents.
-1st play. Beginning of the drive that ended in the McMillian INT which I believe was ruled 100% correctly. Pretty clear hold on DJ Jones that *possibly* could've been ruled in the end zone as a safety ending the game.
-2nd play. First DPI on game winning drive. Very clear roughing the passer on Bosa which would've been a -2 yard difference if the DPI wasn't called.
-3rd play. Ending the game with yellow is never fun but very clear DPI with White being early and pulling Mims' left arm down before the ball arrives.
Refs didn't hand this win to Denver by any stretch of imagination.
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@Neakohh @CarterDillonNFL Bills player lost track of the ball, slowed down, and the ball landed 7 yards past him, making it uncatchable. Get glasses.
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@CarterDillonNFL Did you forget about the no call PI on cooks with 16 seconds left in the fourth that would have very clearly negated the entirety of these plays? Or did you choose to not include it to fit your narrative?
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A lot of contact from Moss to Cooks and the refs don't throw a flag
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@JohnSTassone @jallenv @SportsDataUS @BalesBets Take the whataboutism and shove it. That’s exactly what you’re doing.
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@jallenv @SportsDataUS @BalesBets More whataboutism. Holding is part of the game. The issue is officiating consistentcy. Period. NFL has problems because they are not consistent. What is a catch? I guess it depends on the crew. Who knows?
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One way to think about this I’m sure has been said but I haven’t seen…
If there were no defender at all and Cooks just lost possession of the ball on his own (at the same time he did in the actual play), would it matter he controlled the ball while his knee/body was down?
No, it would be clearly incomplete as he didn’t maintain possession through the entire act.
The defender taking the ball acts the same as Cooks losing possession on his own in this case.
Doug Kyed@DougKyed
I understand why Bills fans don't want to understand why it's not a catch. They're emotional and invested. It's natural. They're quite literally coping. I genuinely don't understand how anyone who is not a Bills fan does not understand that Cooks didn't survive the ground. It does not matter that for a fraction of a second his knee is down, and he was touched. That's not the rule. The moment he hit the ground, he lost control, and the ball wound up in McMillian's arms.
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@MaxTorked @CarterDillonNFL Bills player lost track of the ball, slowed down, and the ball landed 7 yards past him, making it uncatchable. Get glasses.
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@CarterDillonNFL Convenient how you skipped the no-call DPI on Moss in the 4th that wins it for the Bills. We see you.
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@SimmzMcGimmz @CarterDillonNFL Bills player lost track of the ball, slowed down, and the ball landed 7 yards past him, making it uncatchable. Get glasses.
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@CarterDillonNFL Ok so if this is how were calling it then moss shouldve been flagged for a PI in the endzone end of regualation , game over buffalo wins….or we just gona forget that one
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@MRCardKing @CarterDillonNFL Bills player lost track of the ball, slowed down, and the ball landed 7 yards past him, making it uncatchable. Get glasses.
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@kml423 @CarterDillonNFL Bills player lost track of the ball, slowed down, and the ball landed 7 yards past him, making it uncatchable. Get glasses.
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@CarterDillonNFL Cool?.. and had they called the clear PI on Moss in the end zone, the Bills get the ball 1st and goal with 25ish seconds left in regulation, which means none of what happened in OT would even be relevant.. just because f'n consistent with the calls, it's not a tough ask
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@unclepickle91 @kvalenzuela17 puka and nix if QBs fly off the board in your league
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@kvalenzuela17 @AdamRonis
2 keeper questions:
1pt ppr- Kyren Williams or Puka for a 12th
1pt ppr w/ Superflex- Nix for 12th, Nico Collins for 12th, or Ladd McConkey for 13th
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@JTMarlin77 @MikeClayNFL Last time they faced off DK had 7 receptions for 30 yards. I would call that a rough day for DK. And that was PS2’s second season. He’s gotten better since then.
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@MikeClayNFL Anyone going against DK 1v1 will most likely have a rough day.
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DK Metcalf can expect to see this man in shadow coverage this weekend.
Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter
ESPN Sources: Denver Broncos and two-time Pro-Bowl CB Patrick Surtain ll reached agreement today on a four-year, $96 million extension that includes $77.5 million guaranteed, now making him the highest-paid defensive back in NFL history. Tory Dandy of CAA negotiated the deal.
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