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Newy25

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  1. On 12/10/2018 at 5:33 PM, Machinator said:

    Hard to commit to a school who hasn't offered you.

    Regarding the Cal back- not sure a former three star recruit that hardly ever saw the field is going to be anything more than JAG. 

  2. 1 minute ago, rickyspub said:

     

    It seems like we are going to need to hit the grad transfer market at RB regardless of who we get in this class. Cain being an EE helps, but we really need an experienced upgrade over Young if possible. I suppose if Ingram actually stays healthy it may all be moot, but we seem to be the only team that regularly loses key position players to injury.

    Based on nothing, whatsoever. 

    Oklahoma and Oklahoma St lost their starting RB's this year and that's just what I pulled off the top of my head. 

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  3. 8 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

    Come On Man.....

    Ingram + Watson 2018 recruiting grade = B

    What else do you want from a legit day one starter caliber freshman who was the top back in the state and a major contributor grad transfer?  Think you may be setting the bar a little too high? 

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  4. 27 minutes ago, Machinator said:

    The allure of Cain is that he's a good all-around running back and system fit who is enrolling early, which means he should be able to contribute immediately as an RB2 next season and would establish a decent floor at RB should something bad happen to Ingram.

    Using a scholarship on Glass would not be optimal for 2020-2022, but if he can give us 70-80% of what Cain offers in 2019, it's not the worst thing in the world.

    Would rather take our chances in the free agent, err I mean the grad transfer market than do this. Ingram, Young, Grad Transfer and Brown for next year plus anything you get from the other guys is house money. 

  5. 3 minutes ago, slorch said:

    The team right now is dominating Defense and run game.  Period.

    Dak's mistakes were not even from trying to do too much-  they were inexplicable carelessness.  maybe if they had an offensive coach worth a fuck, i'd feel more optimistic that they could coach that out of Prescott.  Sorry, but I am not even remotely buying that shit.

    Contemplating a contract with Dak also requires asking oneself if the coaching is ever going to change.  If it does not, whatever they pay Dak is inconsequential in comparison.

    He has been far more effective since Cooper has arrived. The key as someone else mentioned is to not overpay. If he demand top QB money then I think you look and explore other options. 

  6. 20 minutes ago, EvilCaseMcCoy said:

    So youre telling me he's average.  Is that something we should be happy about?

    This is the part of his game that everyone thinks he is a terrible at. And that part of his game he is literally the NFL mean. 

    He is an above average QB in the NFL. Could we upgrade if we had Brady, Rogers or Breea? Obviously. The question is just how much salary cap do you commit to someone who is in the 10-15 range of ranking of QB’s in the league. It’s really easy to know what you do with the top 10. And really easy to know what you do if you have below average play.  Not so easy to know what you do with Dak 

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