Rice is better than Flowers. Bigger body, more explosive (10yard split)
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Adonai Mitchell is the same as Rice, Flowers and Worthy etc.
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Adonai is the same as tiny Worthy?! You just said you need size and now your are promoting some 160 lb stick. Stop. |
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Worthy and FLowers are similar Sorry, my comma wasn't punctuation, i failed 10th grade english, I didn't communicate very well. |
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Worthy and FLowers are similar They are both smaller. Flowers way more explosive and dynamic. Worthy doesn't change direction or run routes anywhere near Flowers. |
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Rashee Rice is awesome. He’s an alpha <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/P7_Pb0K4Fy8?si=rNgBIKehlFWnX-NE" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
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Yes, Rashee is way more physical than Zay Flowers. He's a bully. Flowers is a more dynamic, explosive route runner. |
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Titty!? How could you!?
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Flowers is more of a separator. |
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Holy shit. You couldn't be more full of shit. Worthy and Franklin are both far better separators than Mitchell. But now separation is conveniently the difference? |
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Running fast in a straight line by shit college corners doesn't mean you will "separate" in the NFL. Do you consider Mecole Hardman a "separator"?! |
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Who's the ALPHA?
The guy that had ice in his veins and delivered when he had to all the way through the SB? Or the guy that choked and beat up a bench after? |
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If Mecole is your version of good at separating why are we discussing this?! LMAO |
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Again, his issue has ALWAYS been ball tracking. Nobody has ever said that Hardman can't get open on those vertical routes. Why do you do this? Why are you incapable of being objective? |
When do the t-shirts come out?
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Watching "The Dynasty: The New England Patriots" on Apple TV.
Binge watching this now. Episode 4 they describe how the Patriots dynasty finally fell to Manning's Colts. The Patriots realized they needed some new fresh offensive blood. They needed an Alpha WR. They call Randy Moss to kickstart the continuation of domination. |
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Shocked that dipshit thumbed down my response. Can you be any more of childish asswipe? |
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Not that you’d understand anything about the word |
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This is called brain damage. ;) |
If only they'd had tiny slot WR zay FLowers.
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Too bad Mahomes holding back these Superior talents... :evil: Just more copy and paste from DJ's Word Salad specials from last year. |
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You thought Mahomes was holding back the great Mecole, MVS, Skyy triumvirate. |
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Sorry you were wrong. I feel bad. |
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What’s it like being wrong about everything you speak about MM?
Does it get frustrating thinking you’re the smartest guy in the room when you’re really sitting in the corner jacking off with booger hands? |
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;) I like my life better, thanks. |
Oh sure.
We all believe you live an absolutely charmed life when you’re functionally reeruned LMAO |
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Only incels who live in their parents' basement and spend their time jerking off to Jordan Peterson videos throw terminology around like 'alpha'-despite not knowing what it really means because they hope it makes them seem like 'alphas' through association. It's about as pathetic as it gets.
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I need to feed some of these dudes dick to get their T levels up some betas in here
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LMAO I love ya Meck, but sounds like you haven't actually listened to Jordan Peterson. |
About to ban the next person who refers to a WR with that term.
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But I like the guy. Now sometimes he'll just talk in circles (word salad doesn't do it justice at times) but for the most part I find him very insightful and extremely smart. Andrew Tate, OTOH, I do not. I think Peterson is a smart guy who says some things that may appeal to the 'incel' crowd, though I think he tries to speak largely at a societal level more than anything. Tate, OTOH, simply knows he has a specific audience and caters to them. |
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****ing shenanigans. I want a ban button! |
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Couldn't agree more. Peterson is a solid guy with good intentions, while Andrew Tate is a red pill caricature and very likely a POS. |
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What the **** are you talking about? McLaurin was 6 ft/208 Campbell was 6 ft/205 If you’re trying to make yourself look prone to pulling wild and inaccurate statements out of your ass, you’re doing a great job. |
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The larger point is that Paris was the volume slot and the draft entertainment industry were all excited about Parris and not the better WR prospect on the same team. That's happening again with Mitchell and Worthy. |
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AD Mitchell is a very good route runner, and he isn't the flashy pick, but he would be super solid with Mahomes. I encourage people to watch Mitchell's highlights/film from his time with Georgia. He looked much more dynamic. I don't know if it was QB play, or just a different offense, but Mitchell isn't as impressive at Texas as he was at Georgia. |
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Alpha WR, shoot for Mike Evans
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">only 2 WRs at the combine since 2015 to:<br><br>…run 4.35 or less in the 40<br>…measure at least 6’2” tall<br>…at a weight of at least 205<br><br>DK Metcalf<br>Adonai Mitchell<a href="https://t.co/gL9Z6xJMb1">pic.twitter.com/gL9Z6xJMb1</a></p>— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) <a href="https://twitter.com/SharpFootball/status/1764027616044925351?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 2, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> :hmmm: |
Yeah I liked the route running and hands before this. Now I'm convinced Mitchell is the guy...but also that he'll probably go too early for us. Bummer.
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Legitimately wowed by 4.35 by Mitchell. When a guy looks 4.60 on tape consistently and then runs that speed at the combine (despite about a 0.05 delay in the timer starting with his motion), I'm just kind of like hmm, why did he never play up to that speed because it's no doubt there? It helps his case a ton but now I have as many questions going the other way.
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Aside from Mitchell, I think Ladd McConkey helped himself a ton by coming in and being a legit 6'0" and running a 4.39.
Franklin not running sub-4.4 is not what I expected. Though we never expected DeVonta Smith to be 4.54 either. Isaiah Williams running 4.64 pretty much killed his stock for me, as did Coleman running 4.61. Mitchell firmly replaced Coleman as a 1st rounder. Worthy may have leaped Franklin as a first-rounder. McConkey is absolutely there in that discussion as well. |
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I need to spend more time on him. If his routes are good enough I move him ahead of Worthy and Franklin. |
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Any statement that moves anyone ahead of Worthy is probably just ridiculous at this point. Worthy is going up, not down. 4.21 official is one of the fastest times in history and the fastest ever at the combine. |
He is certainly Worthy of our pick in first!!
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There's still a solid chance Adonai doesn't go in the 1st. I think there is no doubt about 5 of them going in the 1st and Worthy is in that group of 5. Harrison, Nabers, Odunze, Worthy, Thomas. Those guys are going in 1, for sure. Zero doubt. After those it's going to be preferences between Mitchell, McConkey, and Franklin IMO with only 1 of the 3 possibly sneaking in. |
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Cowboys Ravens Bills Steelers This was pre-combine maybe some of the twitter kids will move him now. |
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Most of us were hoping to see him break 4.5. |
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He was always a 1st round prospect. |
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Plus, this is the "underwear Olympics". You don't even value it. |
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My top guys remain the same. Adonai is my next WR after Odunze, that didn’t change. I do look forward to watching Twitter declare people are now moving up and down the boards. ;) And watching the analytics guys twist themselves in pretzels over Mitchell. He was just so prepared today!!! ;) |
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But now you're just talking shit and it's kind of just like... he might still not be a 1st round pick. Hell, I'd say it's more likely than not he doesn't crack the 1st. His production isn't that great and he doesn't pop on tape very often. And teams go back to the tape. He never once looked 4.34 fast on tape. Never. He doesn't look good in his routes. So there's a lot to digest there for teams. Personally, I like that he did come in heavier and faster than expected. But he's still in that group that couldn't crack 1000 yards in college. He never cracked 900 yards. So he's kind of in that McConkey, Coleman, Walker, Wilson, Pearsall, etc group where you have to project a bit more. |
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But we are just talking in circles now. |
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