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I'm watching Jackson who has a grand total of 96 yards passing, but has 3 TDS total.

I think with Tua we need to kinda have the same approach.

Do what you gotta do to win. The stats will come it doesn't matter as long as you win.

Ps. Gus Edwards looks really good, would love to bring him in next year.
 
Sirspud said:
So good that they took a wide receiver in the draft instead of shoring up the defense. Wish we would have done the same.
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It’s working out for them haha!

It’s unfortunate Dallas drafted well and built a great line and it fell apart. The Frederick situation was a tough one and I think they are down 3 starters (Martin, Smith, Collins) 2 of which are pro bowlers.
 
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Sirspud said:
So good that they took a wide receiver in the draft instead of shoring up the defense. Wish we would have done the same.
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To be fair CeeDee Lamb was the best player available at their pick by about a mile. If they didn’t draft him Miami would have. It was also rumored that the Eagles were exploring a trade up with us in a scenario where Lamb was still there.
 
DolfanISS said:
It’s working out for them haha!
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Even when they had Dak and were scoring 40 with that (good) WR they were losing cause they were giving up 45.

It's why even BPA has to have its limits. But who knows if it was even Cowboys BPA or if it was just Jerry making a "fun" pick despite their best sense.
 
Sirspud said:
Even when they had Dak and were scoring 40 with that (good) WR they were losing cause they were giving up 45.

It's why even BPA has to have its limits. But who knows if it was even Cowboys BPA or if it was just Jerry making a "fun" pick despite their best sense.
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I was being sarcastic, I agree.
 
ThePeopleShow13 said:
To be fair CeeDee Lamb was the best player available at their pick by about a mile. If they didn’t draft him Miami would have. It was also rumored that the Eagles were exploring a trade up with us in a scenario where Lamb was still there.
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Highly doubt Miami would have drafted Lamb. We clearly went in with a gameplan to build certain aspects of our team and get certain guys and fill certain positions. Clearly we've deemed that the skill positions are the last thing to reach for and should be addressed after the foundation, and the results speak for themselves where we've managed wins and at times pretty good offensive production despite our relatively weak skill positions.
 
Sirspud said:
Highly doubt Miami would have drafted Lamb. We clearly went in with a gameplan to build certain aspects of our team and get certain guys. Clearly we've deemed that the skill positions are the last thing to reach for and should be addressed after the foundation, and the results speak for themselves where we've managed wins and at times pretty good offensive production despite our relatively weak skill positions.
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I don’t know about that. It appeared we were frustrated about missing on RBs in the 2nd round. Either ways Grier would have most likely went with fleecing the Eagles because they were absolutely desperate for a WR.
 
No. Jackson had 94 yards rushing and Tua is not the runner he is. That offense is built on his and his backs ability to run. I believe even Jackson has said that good D's have figured him out. Tua's strength is reading the field and making the throws. I think it is better overall if he is an opportunistic runner. It isn't up to me though and I am sure the coaches will do as they see fit.
 
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