joeB954
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Yeah he wants that 12th man. I mean the 12 men.Power bottom today. Power bottom tomorrow. Power bottom years from now.
Yeah he wants that 12th man. I mean the 12 men.Power bottom today. Power bottom tomorrow. Power bottom years from now.
In theory you always want to upgrade but if you have three players who in Dmoney’s (who’s the only one on the board who has seen them play) opinion Day 1 draft picks it would be criminal to spend your budget on a slight upgrade when you have other needs.This is college football. If you are trying to win tiles, You recruit and bring in the best players possible every year. We should be trying to recruit a player who would send Malachi to the bench.
If you have a two deep of NFL level talent you won’t lose many games.
Just because you have Malachi, you turning down, Devin Hester and Santana Moss?
Not when you already have three first round picks who play the same position.If they view Matthews as a top 10 pick tackle then hes worth it
The numbers are the problem. The money would be better spent on increasing Jacob’s and Dollars offers.You don’t move off an Elite talent because you got your feelings hurt. As long as you can make the numbers work, you stack elite chips to the point it looks better than an NFL roster.
Him and a his cowboy hat can be off to Texas
5 positions on OL and it’s a different classNot when you already have three first round picks who play the same position.If they view Matthews as a top 10 pick tackle then hes worth it
Cultural fit: 0%. AgreedHim and a his cowboy hat can be off to Texas
Its all of the above to meI don’t think talent is the issue at all with him. It’s the culture fit that is probably not there. Elko era can have him. He can underachieve over there.