allblackraven
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Smith is no slouch. Better hands and routes as a bonus.
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2020 Comprehensive NFL Draft Thread
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i think ruggs may go higher but i dont think he should (from the limited tape ive watched so far)
yes he is, but I want another one. Sure another speedster would be ridiculous for this offense, but Smith wold be great in this offense as well. As @allblackraven he has better hands and runs better routes and that translates to the NFL more than speed. Not saying Ruggs won't translate.
allblackraven
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There we go, glad I'm not the only one noticing:
MarkAndrewsOurSavior
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absolutely and I want this guy. Doubt we will be in position to draft him either.
allblackraven
Hall of Famer
Two really good DL players on the filed now - Marlon Davidson, Auburn (I already mentioned him early in this thread) and Tyler Clark, Georgia.
Either could be a great addition to the Ravens D line.
Both playing great today.
Either could be a great addition to the Ravens D line.
Both playing great today.
Charm City
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Well Tua dislocated his hip. How far do you guys think he drops? I say he's taken behind Burrow for sure but probably won't last til 10
allblackraven
Hall of Famer
No way he declares for next draft
I was thinking the same thing.
cobrajet
Hall of Famer
He is definitely going to drop, I think it is going to be further than 10.
that's if he even enters this years draft. He may decide not to enter the draft, since he does have one more year of eligibility.
Charm City
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Wherever he goes, I think it would be good for him to sit for a year to learn the NFL anyway. That could be this year since he will probably start on the PUP or just be IR'ed
no as a qb you need the reps - doesnt make any sense for him to come out a year early if he's not going to play straight away
Charm City
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I'd argue against that but you're entitled to your own opinion
allblackraven
Hall of Famer
What would be the upside of doing that?
If he can get healthy, then good senior year can get him back to 1st round consideration.
I agree that it's best for a QB to sit and watch if he has that luxury, but in year two he should be good enough to start.
im not just talking about game reps - im talking about practice reps with the playbook and his receivers and his own team and the coaching staff etc. - qb goes on i/r or PUP and they can't practice at all - sure he may understand the playbook but he wont get anything else without being healthy which he doesnt get if he sits a whole year on PUP or I/R
ah, got it. The rule that needs to be changed is players going on i/r or PUP not being able to practice. This game is hard enough as it is and practice is important. A lot of players go on I/R and heel up in a month or two, but were put on i/r for one reason or another. This isn't fair to the player at all.
there is a grace period where they can practice before they can be put on the roster but its only 2-3 weeks