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CU players in the NFL

Yeah, this great for Laguda. The guy was undrafted and left for dead on the Rams' inactive roster. Now he has a contract and a decent chance to make it if he stays uninjured.
 
Being a big Atlanta pro sports fan (where most of the family resides) I was extremely happy about this for Laguda first and the Falcons second. Both the Neal's at the strong safety spot are somewhat injury prone and Allen is a guy that can be a great mentor for Fo. Both Keanu and Allen are better coverage guys, but considering the defense is thin in Atlanta, I'm excited about him having a good opportunity to play and make a name for himself on the roster. I love the move.
 
Bread said:
Herbert above Tagovailoa? Am I the only one that thinks that is odd?
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Yeah the QB rankings are going to be interesting for the draft next year. Herbert really bet on himself by returning to school, as he would have easily been a top 5 pick this year. Hard to improve his stock when competing against Tua and Fromm.
 
Bread said:
Herbert above Tagovailoa? Am I the only one that thinks that is odd?
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I don't at all. Tua is a very gifted athlete and seems to be very intelligent and emotionally mature. That said Herbert looks like he is better suited to being an NFL QB. I like his vision of the field and his decision making. I also worry a bit about a guy like Tua because he has played on a team that is so much better than virtually everyone else they play that his performance is skewed and he hasn't faced a lot of adversity on the field.

This isn't to say that Tua isn't good. I would have taken him ahead of anyone in this years draft including Murray who went first but if my franchise and my job relied on the pich I would take Herbert.
 
MtnBuff said:
I don't at all. Tua is a very gifted athlete and seems to be very intelligent and emotionally mature. That said Herbert looks like he is better suited to being an NFL QB. I like his vision of the field and his decision making. I also worry a bit about a guy like Tua because he has played on a team that is so much better than virtually everyone else they play that his performance is skewed and he hasn't faced a lot of adversity on the field.

This isn't to say that Tua isn't good. I would have taken him ahead of anyone in this years draft including Murray who went first but if my franchise and my job relied on the pich I would take Herbert.
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I like that pov. Tua is prone to make some really dumb decisions every so often and it seems like something that's hard to coach out of him.
 
RollTad21 said:
Apparently as a CB. Interesting. He definitely has the athleticism. Would be a bit ironic if it works out considering we struggled at corner last year and Ento couldn't get on the field at WR.
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Really strange, tbh. Moving a guy to a position he hasn’t played since high school, and one that is as difficult and technical and CB is a strange move. Broncos tried it with Langley and it failed miserably (Langley is back at WR this year and supposedly looks pretty good).
 
TSchekler said:
Really strange, tbh. Moving a guy to a position he hasn’t played since high school, and one that is as difficult and technical and CB is a strange move. Broncos tried it with Langley and it failed miserably (Langley is back at WR this year and supposedly looks pretty good).
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Taking someone in the 3rd round who you are trying to move to CB is definitely strange. As a UDFA it's pretty low risk though
 
goalline said:
Or maybe SEC recruits are simply not rated correctly versus the other conferences.
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I don't think this says that at all. SEC had a whole bunch of players drafted, most of which were highly rated because schools like Bama, all their players were 4/5*.
 
Gary Indiana said:
But didn’t they retire Tebow’s number?
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And now that clown from The Fan will not only have his Tebow memories but will be wearing a tattoo with a Buffs number on it.

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DeNiro said:
That line work and shading is terrible too. Look at the"5 as well. Dude lost twice.
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Yup. You pay for quality. My sleeve cost 4-5K but it took like 50 hours and everyone always marvels at the quality and asks who the artist is.
 
Buffsrock85 said:
No, sadly. It’s dedicated to my dead mom and she didn’t really wear them.
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That's fair, cargos aren't flattering to women. That is a nice way to remember someone. Keep in mind we'll still give you **** for fun tho. Sorry for your loss. Frederick is a nice area to live in, I live in Firestone. I also have the same Buff socks. How many pockets are in your cargos tattoo @Not Sure mentioned?
 
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