Acknowledging the Damage of the Adebo & Olave Injuries and Moving Forward

AsylumGuido · 11-18-2024, 12:38 PM

Originally Posted by jnormand

I can’t WANT them to lose. I enjoy the winning. Even if it makes us drop a few on draft day.

Great job Rizz!

Originally Posted by BakoSaint

Draft position is not that important. Salary cap position and the flexibility to dump aging injury prone has beens and bring in new blood is very important. I am fine if we keep winning games. I am not fine if we kick the can on the senior tour in the offseason. As a long time special team coach, Rizzi is an expert at motivating underdog back of the roster players and getting the most out of players no other team wanted to start. That is exactly what we should have him do in 2025 after cutting all our aging and injury prone players, including Carr if Carr won't agree to a true pay cut.

Agree with you both. Draft position really doesn't mean as much to me as watching wins. We are just as likely to get a high impact player 15 spots or so later in the draft. Even the best of the GM's share that after all the preparation the draft is still a crap shoot. Nobody knows how any player is going to adjust the the NFL game until the bullets are flying and they have been around long enough to learn all that they can learn.

11-18-2024, 12:38 PM	#9
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,871	Re: Acknowledging the Damage of the Adebo & Olave Injuries and Moving Forward Originally Posted by jnormand I can’t WANT them to lose. I enjoy the winning. Even if it makes us drop a few on draft day. Great job Rizz! Originally Posted by BakoSaint Draft position is not that important. Salary cap position and the flexibility to dump aging injury prone has beens and bring in new blood is very important. I am fine if we keep winning games. I am not fine if we kick the can on the senior tour in the offseason. As a long time special team coach, Rizzi is an expert at motivating underdog back of the roster players and getting the most out of players no other team wanted to start. That is exactly what we should have him do in 2025 after cutting all our aging and injury prone players, including Carr if Carr won't agree to a true pay cut. Agree with you both. Draft position really doesn't mean as much to me as watching wins. We are just as likely to get a high impact player 15 spots or so later in the draft. Even the best of the GM's share that after all the preparation the draft is still a crap shoot. Nobody knows how any player is going to adjust the the NFL game until the bullets are flying and they have been around long enough to learn all that they can learn.