And that was in his Freshman year. No matter what anyone thinks of Stingley, let's at least keep it real.........elite show one year..........2019............3 years ago. Let's give him some more NFL time, and let him earn with unquestionable performance, before giving him the label of "elite."
I agree. Seeing while I know he is still recovering. I am just not seeing him show traits of a top level CB. Meanwhile, when I catch a Jets game...I see Sauce starting to make a new island. Revis was great and Sauce is starting to become what Revis was.
By the same token, let's give him more time before declaring him a bust
Lets also give sauce some time before calling him elite…Namdi was “elite” too until he wasn’t.
I said he is starting to show. As of right now, nobody can deny who the better CB of the 2 is.
Some general thoughts:
Howard played a few games at LG and was called a bust because he was so bad, now he's had 1 good game there and is a savior? I think if Jones would have been healthy it may have been a different story
Tunsil did a fairly rare interview Thursday on 610. He did say he would keep the money in house and negotiate again for himself, laughed off how easy it was against BOB/Easterby, admitted he has less leverage than last time, stated he really likes the city, and if paid, think he will happily stay. His favorite players on the team are Pitre and Pierce, so maybe he sees the team coming with some young "dogs" as he likes to call them. He seems tight with Tytus, so wonder if they will work themselves as a package?
I’d like to see a coach use Stingley more in press than 16 snaps to get a fair gauge on his abilities. Underutilizing his talent. If you’re just playing zone why are you spending the #3 pick on the position? The value for what you’re asking of the position does not line up to the value of the pick.
Tunsil strikes me as someone who will go to the highest bidder. Whether that is the Texans or not we will see. But I expect him to want to at least test the market.
And these first few years, while he is relatively healthy, is where his supporters were hoping he would shine.
Interesting thought about Howard and Tunsil.
Good point and as far as Lovie/Caserio, a bit weird to say the least on the positional pick.
Rush 4 play zone means edge should be highest value at that slot. Or 3T depending on board.
I bet he gets an extension next yr making him the highest paid LT and never hits the market.
strikes me as a guy who likes the game but isn’t in love with it like fans on the outside think all players are. He’s a pro, and he’ll play hard for you and wants to win…. but he ain’t losing sleep if he has a bad 1 off game, a bad team loss……or in this case he plays on a team that is a perpetual loser…… as long as he’s being paid well that is.
Lest people forget my warning with Schaub................a Lisfranc injury is typically a "wear down" injury.
SteelB might have said it, but only one team has a chance to extend him, so we can keep him off the market, but will take some top end money. He sounded open to a extension for sure, but money will be top factor
Hmmm
He averaged $22 for three years and has said he does not expect to have advantage this time. I think if all pro he will.
No debate! Damn...........we need to sign him up immediately for a 10 year extension!
A 9 x probowler before extending at age 31 IIRC got 6 years $138<> with only $40 GTD @ signing avg $23 m.
You are missing the point of my post.................$22 does not equal $22 million.
Nah, Did not miss it; just knew that with your degree that you would understand implied amounts of money. Have a joyous day!You are missing the point of my post.................$22 does not equal $22 million.
What degree? I just was lucky enough to stay at a Holiday Inn. Have a Merry Christmas!
Watch the games…..Tunsil gets his false starts b/c the speed of his backpedal. Tunsil has been and will forever be a bend but don’t break LT who’s not known as a road grading run blocker.
This is new. False starts were not part of his game, ever.
Backpedaling is part of the LT's game to more securely protect the pocket. An LT that holds his ground is more likely to leave holes open to the QB.
Exactly, It dumbfounds me how some players like all pro Tunsil and Mills are held to 1 standard, while others aren't held to the same standard by some posters.
Also have to take into account supporting cast. Jets defense has a lot more talent than Houston.
Kyle Hamilton. Notre Dame's base defense was 4-2-5 but they switched it up frequently based on their opponent.
I’m fairly equal since I’m not fond of the Center, RG, RT…..and LT. LT makes the list b/c I think a better one could be had for less money, while going through the development process, and learning from Tunsil
You want to draft a replacement for your 28 yr old pro-bowl LT that is entering his prime and expect drafted player to be better and actually think the vet is going to willingly help that pick to take his job? Texans have many needs but replacing Tunsil is not one of them
You think better than a top LT can be found in the draft?
I'm not 100% sold on Tunsil, but by the same token I'm not throwing him into the trade portal next season either. What I would like to do, draft the top OT in the draft and park his arse at RT. I'd like to see if Tunsil is even better once Green is healthier and there's a better center in place.
From what I've seen this year, the biggest problem in the interior OL - pass protection specifically. Brutal stuff. Tunsil, besides the customary bi-game false start penalty, is playing well. He should be paid like a Top 5 LT.
But i was told by twitter and the internet that Patrick Peterson was washed tho…
Duggan has a lot of Jimmy G in his game.****Max's wild ride: TCU QB goes from lost job to playoff
It has been a wild, four-year ride at TCU for quarterback Max Duggan.www.chron.com
“Every time something’s gone bad … I’ve never seen him panic, I’ve never seen him complain,” All-America guard Steve Avila said. “He plays so hard. I’ve never seen a quarterback take hits like him, and just get up and walk it off.”
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Hey guys check out this story about Duggan in this mornings Chron. Tremendous competitor and a real team guy. Gosh maybe he's also a Jesus frick (going to TCU it's unlikely he's an atheist), would be all Casserio needs to sell Cal on the idea of drafting him.
Use our second round pick or even our #2 first round pick to get him and use that top pick on Carter, or Anderson, or another
top defensive player in this years Draft to begin to put some real teeth in our defense.
"3-65", so guess that means you don't value him high enough to use our second round pick on him ?
I value him at somewhere mid to late 2nd rd and would trade up to get him.
Andy Dalton 2.0…and im not saying that b/c he went to TCU…
