John Kelly to the Rams in 6th 176th overall

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Burger said:
You've been wrong a lot more. You rode the horse of one correct prediction that isn't even fully correct yet.
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Alvin Kamara was named All-Pro as a rookie and set the NFL record for yards per touch by a RB with at least 200 touches on the season.

He's already proven me right. All he'll be doing from now on is adding to his legend.
 
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dcm3w said:
Clinching to a single claim to validate yourself is getting old. Plus, AK has only been good for one season so you're whole Faulk comparison is no where near right. However, Kamara will have a great career barring injury.
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That's only because RB is the easiest position to transition into the NFL from college. It takes QB and CB a little longer.

Look for Dobbs and Sutton to prove me right this year. Both will establish themselves as NFL superstars like Alvin in 2018.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
That's only because RB is the easiest position to transition into the NFL from college. It takes QB and CB a little longer.

Look for Dobbs and Sutton to prove me right this year. Both will establish themselves as NFL superstars like Alvin in 2018.
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Hope you are right about Dobbs - I cant stand that big stupid oaf QB on the Steelers
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Alvin Kamara was named All-Pro as a rookie and set the NFL record for yards per touch by a RB with at least 200 touches on the season.

He's already proven me right. All he'll be doing from now on is adding to his legend.
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I'm a fan of letting the story play out more on this one. We've seen players like Jeff Francour who were legends as rookies then just blew after.
 
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114VOL said:
I'm thinking you really don't pay much attention to the NFL
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?? Any team that has Gurley in their backfield automatically has one of the best backfields in football. Not being rude but have you been paying attention?
 
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Everybody can say what they want about UT's Kelly leaving but the truth is he went in the 6th round of the draft. The celebrated Bo Scarborough from Bammer? 7th rounder, how much is the talent differential at Bama hype and how much is head? I submit CJP knows and he ain't skeered.
 
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Remy said:
Everybody can say what they want about UT's Kelly leaving but the truth is he went in the 6th round of the draft. The celebrated Bo Scarborough from Bammer? 7th rounder, how much is the talent differential at Bama hype and how much is head? I submit CJP knows and he ain't skeered.
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Bo was a disappointment for his size and speed. They thought he would be the next Henry but he didn't live up to the hype. Serviceable back but he didn't have the consistent "IT" factor every down.
 
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114VOL said:
You're funny. Using exceptions to make an ignorant claim.

Kelly won't get the playing time in LA that Kamara gets with NO. Plus, as good as Kamara has been so far, part of that reason is because he doesn't have to carry the full load.

BTW, EVERY SINGLE NFL GM forgot more about the game and how to identify talent on their worst day than you know on your best day
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AK had about 3/4 of a good season .. last 4 games of the regular season were so so at best. He's a very good player but he hasn't had to carry more than a medial load since high school. D4H doesn't think that will matter but if you think AK will just be a 5-7 carry back and 8 targets a game his whole life, that's nuts. Ingram won't be around to be the workhorse forever and Brees won't be around much longer either. That's why trying to peg someone as a "future HoFer" even before the season starts is just pure fanboy material.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
That's only because RB is the easiest position to transition into the NFL from college. It takes QB and CB a little longer.

Look for Dobbs and Sutton to prove me right this year. Both will establish themselves as NFL superstars like Alvin in 2018.
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This but he claims his pick for Offensive ROY this year is Josh Allen .. a kid with known accuracy issues (sometimes on relatively easy throws), coming from a weak conference and not a true pro-style offense .. HUGE learning curve there.
 
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dcm3w said:
Bo was a disappointment for his size and speed. They thought he would be the next Henry but he didn't live up to the hype. Serviceable back but he didn't have the consistent "IT" factor every down.
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Injuries to both knees didn't help.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
That's only because RB is the easiest position to transition into the NFL from college. It takes QB and CB a little longer.

Look for Dobbs and Sutton to prove me right this year. Both will establish themselves as NFL superstars like Alvin in 2018.
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Yep, LMFAO, the Steelers are so confident Dobbs is the eventual replacement to Rothliesberger. So confident, in fact, they drafted Mason Rudolph in the 3rd round of this year's draft.

I love Dobbs, but he's likely never going to be an NFL starter.
 
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TDawg said:
AK had about 3/4 of a good season .. last 4 games of the regular season were so so at best. He's a very good player but he hasn't had to carry more than a medial load since high school. D4H doesn't think that will matter but if you think AK will just be a 5-7 carry back and 8 targets a game his whole life, that's nuts. Ingram won't be around to be the workhorse forever and Brees won't be around much longer either. That's why trying to peg someone as a "future HoFer" even before the season starts is just pure fanboy material.
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Alvin Kamara was 2nd in the NFL (behind the Offensive Player of the Year Todd Gurley) in total TDs for the season.

If he accomplished that while only having 3/4 of a good season, then what does that say for the rest of the NFL?
 
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TDawg said:
This but he claims his pick for Offensive ROY this year is Josh Allen .. a kid with known accuracy issues (sometimes on relatively easy throws), coming from a weak conference and not a true pro-style offense .. HUGE learning curve there.
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RB is the easy choice. I just have a feeling this year it'll be a QB given the hype of this QB class. And of the rookie QBs, Josh Allen is the most likely to succeed.

FTR, Josh Allen has no accuracy issues. That's a myth.
 
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114VOL said:
Yep, LMFAO, the Steelers are so confident Dobbs is the eventual replacement to Rothliesberger. So confident, in fact, they drafted Mason Rudolph in the 3rd round of this year's draft.

I love Dobbs, but he's likely never going to be an NFL starter.
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NFL teams make dumb decisions all the time.

Josh Dobbs will be a Hall of Fame QB. Just remember where you heard it first.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
NFL teams make dumb decisions all the time.

Josh Dobbs will be a Hall of Fame QB. Just remember where you heard it first.
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Oh, I'll remember. It will come in handy whenever I need a good laugh.

Easy to make the claim you do about the NFL after the fact. It's also easy to go onto a message and make outrageous predictions hoping that one might come to fruition. Can't use Kamara though. Plenty of people knew he was going to be a fine back in the NFL. The Dobbs prediction is absurd though. While you're looking like a clown on a message board touting him, he's actually going to be fighting to make the team. Good for you that you don't give a shat!
 
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