SweetasSoda
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Probably zero?How many times has a terrible college qb turned into a legit NFL star?
Hi, can you open a bank account for me while you're down there? K thanks.Good morning from the Cayman Islands. Haven’t seen a Vol fan yet on the island but did see a Rhodes College one, being from the Memphis area.
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Didn't the Titans just draft a QB last year that they're having to move away from this year? And now they're doing so by drafting a college QB that is demonstrably bad in game action, reportedly sporting an attitude that other orgs passed on, and is arguably a head case.
So, is this a UT/UK rivalry response, or a fanbase noting TWO wasted draft picks on QBs while the building burns in the background?
Didn't the Titans just draft a QB last year that they're having to move away from this year? And now they're doing so by drafting a college QB that is demonstrably bad in game action, reportedly sporting an attitude that other orgs passed on, and is arguably a head case.
So, is this a UT/UK rivalry response, or a fanbase noting TWO wasted draft picks on QBs while the building burns in the background?
This seems so obvious to me. I’m not even a casual Titans fan so don’t really care other than they have the name Tennessee and not even trying to be good. But the comments attacking Tennessee fans and the Tennessee team… Well, that’s not going to be forgotten.At best, I was a casual Titans' fan. Far, far from a die hard. So it's not that hard to look at this from a non-fan perspective. They're going about rebuilding all wrong IMO. And it wasn't just the Levis pick. I mean, the Levis pick was bad. A QB who has continually shown poor decision-making skills when you might not have an OL good enough to protect him is bad. But then you draft a RB with your next pick with known ACL problems? Other than their first-round pick, which I think was a good one, the rest of their draft is highly questionable. As for saying the WR they drafted had "elite" numbers at the combine, there's a reason he wasn't drafted higher. Maybe he was good value where they got him, maybe, but many fans think they should have addressed the position earlier.
Taking into account the QBs in next year's draft, which an NFL GM trying to rebuild should do, the Levis pick just looks worse IMO. OL and WR was the way to go in this draft IMO. Develop those while aiming for a better QB in next year's draft that can step in and take advantage of the groundwork you've already laid.
Funny how the Lions fans are thrilled with HH. They may not have been as thrilled if the team traded away other needs to get him. It was a combination of things about Levi’s that upset Titan fans including years of bad choices the fans could see…and were proven right.
Exactly. This is all too familiar. The continuous bad decisions by those in charge then attack the fans if they don’t like it.Good points.
If anybody knows about the years of being proven right when the program they love is obviously burning down - it is Vol fans. Titan fans, which is a different segment of football fans, are now experiencing that feeling after a decent run. Arthur Smith is no longer there to help make lemonade out of lemons.
Way to make friends and influence people, Mike Buckeye.
If there's one thing they can take solace in - it is that post-draft analysis of how well a team drafted has near zero relevance to how a team does.Good points.
If anybody knows about the years of being proven right when the program they love is obviously burning down - it is Vol fans. Titan fans, which is a different segment of football fans, are now experiencing that feeling after a decent run. Arthur Smith is no longer there to help make lemonade out of lemons.
Way to make friends and influence people, Mike Buckeye.
That’s true. Think it’s the desperate needs going unaddressed that had the fans upset. Kinda like not recruiting any OL.If there's one thing they can take solace in - it is that post-draft analysis of how well a team drafted has near zero relevance to how a team does.
The correlation found by fivethirtyeight is .058.
Basically dog poop. We might as well all take how we think teams did, good or bad, and wait 5 years to determine if they were good drafts or not. Almost like...college recruiting classes.
That’s true. Think it’s the desperate needs going unaddressed that had the fans upset. Kinda like not recruiting any OL.
Then they attack the reporters and fans for asking them why!O-line, who needs stinkin O-line? Titans say "hold my beer."
They signed backup O-line and D-line from other teams in FA. So that is supposed to mean they took care of the needs? Backups? Maybe they will and maybe they won't. They did not start where they were. So that means the other teams they came from had better players in front of them. Does that not tell a staff and owner something? They still have no proven LT, the blindside for a righthanded QB. Who does that to their team? The people in control of the Titans.
It's superior development at Tennessee and the pace of this gImMiCk nOn-NfL offense[/QUOTE]Carter couldn’t finish his workout, meanwhile Wright handled it with ease
https://atozsports.com/nashville/bears-draft-tennessee-vols-darnell-wright-georgia-jalen-carter/