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Colts give Jonathan Taylor permission to be Traded

DuderinoN703 said:
Mostert, Wilson, and Achane better stay healthy and produce then since Miami is apparently going to continue missing out on elite talent.
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Missing out on elite talent isn't a thing for the Fins the last couple of years... Come on now...
 
The Ghost said:
Ya I was ignoring that part because it’s foolish. I watched the kid throw 41 TDs and 3 ints in one season at Ohio State.

I didn’t realize his all world athletic ability was a negative.
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Cool. I saw Justin Fields throw three interceptions in one GAME against the all powerful Indiana Hoosiers and saw Dwayne Haskins threw for 50 TDs in a season at Ohio State.
 
Avigatorx said:
Ohio State vs Bowling Green isnt really a good indicator of his QB skills/
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But 400 yards and 6 TDs vs. Clemson is an indicator of great potential. He was miles better than Lawrence in that game. playing with broken ribs from a cheap shot from a punk from Clemson.
And if you look at the end of the year last year Fields threw the ball much better with one of the worst OLine's and WRs corp in the NFL.
He is going to be better than most think.
 
RMLogic said:
But 400 yards and 6 TDs vs. Clemson is an indicator of great potential. He was miles better than Lawrence in that game. playing with broken ribs from a cheap shot from a punk from Clemson.
And if you look at the end of the year last year Fields threw the ball much better with one of the worst OLine's and WRs corp in the NFL.
He is going to be better than most think.
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I agree. People sleeping on him is a big mistake.
 
RMLogic said:
But 400 yards and 6 TDs vs. Clemson is an indicator of great potential. He was miles better than Lawrence in that game. playing with broken ribs from a cheap shot from a punk from Clemson.
And if you look at the end of the year last year Fields threw the ball much better with one of the worst OLine's and WRs corp in the NFL.
He is going to be better than most think.
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I guess we will find out.
 
The Ghost said:
Ya I was ignoring that part because it’s foolish. I watched the kid throw 41 TDs and 3 ints in one season at Ohio State.

I didn’t realize his all world athletic ability was a negative.
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The biggest knock on him out of C-Bus was his WRs at OSU were better than his WRs at Chicago. (And still are!) Turns out Brian Hartline is a damn fine WR coach!!
I think someone in the organization made the comment that the WRs with the Bears would be 5th string at Ohio State.
Kid can actually throw if he’s given enough time, and WRs can get separation.
 
brumdog44 said:
Cool. I saw Justin Fields throw three interceptions in one GAME against the all powerful Indiana Hoosiers and saw Dwayne Haskins threw for 50 TDs in a season at Ohio State.
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Ya, pretty impressive if you consider how many games he played and that one bad game.
 
The Ghost said:
And THAT team was my biggest my concern.

I think they are a lot better than their record indicated, last year. They tanked beautifully.

Been telling my Bears fans buddies this for weeks.

Can you provide me a link to where you saw it? I’d like to share that with them.
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Thru a friend
 
This fanbases obsession with wanting over priced running backs is ridiculous.

Because we havnt been good in 25 years, most of our fans seem to think a Runningback making big money is the answer. Ask Dallas or Tennessee or NYG how thats worked for them.

You all need help, it's like reading the ramblings of a bunch of drug addicts hoping to get their next fix. Like that next fix will answer all their problems. Drugs arnt the answer just like paying a Runningback over 10 million isn't the answer.
 
MrChadRico said:
This fanbases obsession with wanting over priced running backs is ridiculous.

Because we havnt been good in 25 years, most of our fans seem to think a Runningback making big money is the answer. Ask Dallas or Tennessee or NYG how thats worked for them.

You all need help, it's like reading the ramblings of a bunch of drug addicts hoping to get their next fix. Like that next fix will answer all their problems. Drugs arnt the answer just like paying a Runningback over 10 million isn't the answer.
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Pot meet kettle.

Exaggerate much?

Most of us are looking to take advantage of a rare opportunity and buy low on a premium talent.

2 of the top 12 picks in the draft were RBs. Are those teams run by drug addicts too?

You smarter than Belichek, Carroll and Vrabel too, who invest in RBs?

What was the biggest weakness on offense last year genius?
 
MrChadRico said:
This fanbases obsession with wanting over priced running backs is ridiculous.

Because we havnt been good in 25 years, most of our fans seem to think a Runningback making big money is the answer. Ask Dallas or Tennessee or NYG how thats worked for them.

You all need help, it's like reading the ramblings of a bunch of drug addicts hoping to get their next fix. Like that next fix will answer all their problems. Drugs arnt the answer just like paying a Runningback over 10 million isn't the answer.
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The front office shares that mentality then since they’re the ones pursuing a ton of high-profile RBs.
 
DuderinoN703 said:
The front office shares that mentality then since they’re the ones pursuing a ton of high-profile RBs.
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He’s smarter than Mike McDaniel too. He didn’t update his LinkedIn page fast enough to get an interview with the Dolphins or we would be calling him coach.

Most Dolphins fans on FH weren’t even close to willing to give up what the Jets gave up for Cook.

Proof is on the forum.
 
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