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............Pig Cage?

 

DB, UTSA

 

Are you fucking kidding me LOL

these parents hate their kids

 

These parents are just huge Radiohead fans

 

That should be considered child abuse lol

 

I am personally strongly against Pig Cage because his name is actually Quinton

elite name team honors should exclusively go to players who didn’t choose the ridiculous name life

 

Did he choose it or was it bestowed upon him by friends or family

 

Agreed

 

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idk, I guess my bar is “did grade school teachers call him Pig?”

if so, I’ll allow it; if not, GTFO

 

Since the regular season is pretty much over I like to look back at this stuff...

Lassiter an A+ pick, Bullock a really good pick as well, those two were immediate impact. Fisher was serviceable but definitely needs polish and played alot more than I thought he would this season... The rest are meh though, Stover the biggest letdown for me so far, thought he'd make more of an impact.

The Diggs trade was a fail due to injury but Lassiter at 42 softens the blow

 

For KC

Worthy’s been good not great in a much bigger role than anticipated, and his volume is going up heading into the playoffs

Kingsley has been a massive disappointment at tackle so far but still feel ok about him moving forward

Wiley’s injury sucks and hopefully he doesn’t lose any of his athleticism that was noted pre-draft

Jaden Hicks seems to be getting a bigger role moving forward

 

Colts did their normal thing as of late where the first two rounds are ok but not good or difference making and they found some good diamonds in the rough in the mid rounds

Laiatu Latu has been ok and flashed a little bit this year, but compared to Jared Verse and Quinyon Mitchell, looks overdrafted as the first defender off the board

Adonai Mitchell is the Anthony Richardson of wide receivers. Does some things (ie. separation, route running) incredibly and you wonder how he’s not a WR1 but inexplicably sucks at the little things so it hasnt come together and he’s made some big blunders and it’s been a disappointing year overall

Matt Goncalves and Tanor Bortolini have been as good as you can reasonably hope a mid-round rookie OL to be and 1 or both of them may be starters as soon as next season and that seems like a not scary thing

Jaylon Carlies has been hurt but has been promising when he’s been on the field. Otherwise, a bit disappointing that only 2 of the 5 guys picked in the last 3 rounds of the draft are still rostered less than a year later but if Carlies hits, this will be a successful late round haul

 

Chop Robinson- awesome. Looks like a future star. A+.

Patrick Paul- looked at least serviceable when he has had to play. Still needs to work on using his hands. Honestly, has been better than I thought

Jaylen Wright- really like him and wish they'd use him more.

Mo Kamara- basically a redshirt year for him. Hasn't played any meaningful snaps.

Malik Washington- looks really good. Already a plus return man and hopefully can be a slot WR moving forward. Shown lots of flashes


Overall, I think its a B+ draft for Grier if Paul turns into at least an average OT. Fire his ass still tho.

 

Paul was a minor project but still a project. I think he's gonna be on that Andrew Thomas path where he looks okay as a rookie, bad the next year, and then it all clicks and comes together by year three.

 

where’s your Jags post? all I got is BTJ was A+++

 

Drake Maye good.
Landen Robinson maybe good?
Caedan Wallace who knows
Everyone else bad