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You changed the premise. Your original post did not include 2nd and 3rd round picks. That's moving the goal posts. so 32 of 59 is 54%. That means 46% were not first-round picks. My argument holds. And you can't put people like Roger in there just to try to bolster your point because the bottom...

I'm rewatching the game from start to finish. Mazi Smith absolutely played--not much, but he played. Because I think our D needs to be protected, I would like to see Schotty use Mafah and Luepke (Byner-Mack) in the backfield at the same time and go old-school. See if we can control the clock...

The extra year under contract matters! Even if Sanders is no better than Cooper Rush, we would have had him locked up for 4 years instead of 3. I think it matters if you're a GM trying to plan things out. So it's not just "cost us a pick anyway". You want as much value as possible.

I don't disagree with that, but the inverse is also true. If a solid majority (let's say 60 percent) were first-round picks, that means 40 percent were not.

I'll get back to you after his next preseason start (if he gets one). College is college... lots of things happen. A lot of college ball is played with and against players who have no shot at the NFL, and QBs need help. Let's see how he does in the pros. First game wasn't bad. I think they are...

Sounds to me like the coaching staff got fed up and pulled him ASAP. Apparently, Booker didn't play at all. I think the rookie needs snaps. To expect him to be better or even as good as one-legged Zack Martin on day 1 with no preseason snaps....IDK.

That's why I'm saying do NOT trade for another QB. if someone comes available through the waiver wire, fine. But we never know who might fall. I mean I have my issues with Dak, but we hit big with a 4th round pick! The difference between Shedeur and Milton right now is that we would have had...

Well, they were definitely talking about Mazi. My guess is that Mazi did not start. Went in the game, let's say, in the 2nd quarter, sucked ass, and was pulled. It probably went something like that.

Proof he was really bad?

Yeah, but if what Bryan is saying is true, that's no excuse and I agree. If a player has it, then he has it. Even the other guy he hosts with (can't think of his name) is sayign right now that Mazi "doesn't have the want to" and Bryan just said, "it's been hard. This is his third DL coach...but...

I think he is harping on Mazi because fans have been asking and wondering.

Speaking of Aubrey, apparently, The Jags have a kicker making them from 70+ now.

LOL, just exactly as I started to read your post, Broaddus is on Mazi's ass again, LOL.

The Rams commentators were talking about how Milton holds the ball too long and that leads to inaccuracy because he has to fire it in. My hope is that it's coachable. Someone needs to get on his ass in practice and scream, "Out, out, out. Get the ball out." But I worry Schotty is more worried...

So my question is how bad is Mazi for Broaddus to talk about him that way and he didn't even play? I heard him say 'Mazi isn't good enough".

Says a lot. To me, it says he is soft. When he was drafted, they talked about his strength and they showed him PULLING a huge amount of weight. To this day, I still do not understand what that pulling exercise has to do with playing DT.

It's hard for me to tell "progress" off the TV. But I'd like to see a couple players jump off the screen. Maybe see Mafah (who I wanted on the team to make a few nice power runs, etc.

Well, Bryan left me with the impression that he did. He even said Mazi is likely looking for a way out. He implied Mazi doesn't like football.

I know you're joking. But IMO, it is Jerry's Pollyanna attitude that prevents this team from having a real rebuild. rams did it. They look good now. They went for it. They won the SB. They blew it up. And they are back in the mix. I'm sure we will look much better with our true starters. I'm...

And Broaddus just said Mazi is not good enough. Apparently, Mazi did play (unless I am not understanding Broaddus' comments.