So you have no assessment on Manu? Where do you think his talent level ranks? Or is this just another ātrust in Bradā moment?
How do you feel about giving up future higher levels assets to gain current lower level assets? Do you think itās a good approach to healthy team building?
Yeah, itās kind of silly, like the positional value bit. Nobody knows the future. If Manu went to a top 5 program as a college freshman, who would he be now? Give him two year in a pro program and weāll know.
I wish more power for you too, brotherā¦I mean that.
None of these examples will ever be āapples to applesā. Completely different humansā¦more āthe principle of itāā¦but yes, I think he will grade out as a much higher talent than his draft position, and that is the main point.
Mad Mel Kiper mentioned he hasnāt played a lot of football in his career, Iām still waiting for the scoop regarding when did this dude start playing football. I already like him, based upon when he did start playing football might mean I like him even more
I like it too. You can see how aggressive his is, how he instinctually blocks on second and third levels.
you can also see where he hasnāt developed muscle memory with violent hands and footworkā¦that is taughtā¦the stuff that isnāt taught ā he is already a winner at.
people criticized the pick of Ansah because he was rawā¦I saw a guy sniffing out screens, staying home, etc that had never been properly trained. parallels here.
No, I am implying that I do not like the approach that Holmes took today.
Do you agree that itās a good healthy approach to use higher level assets to gain lower level assets? That in the long run a team would be more talented by using that approach?
He definitely lost weight for that pro day from what little tape we can find, hopefully itās a permanent deal (like Alim). In fact you wonder how athletic heād be if he lost 20 more.