With a decent QB Dallas wins

[Wrath-SRT]

@Mr.Peabody

After defenders try to tackle Bijan they come away thinking “that was easy, I would love to do that again.” (sarcasm)

Man found a single highlight against checks notes football powerhouse Rice University to prove his point

Bravo

[Mr.Peabody]

@Snags

@REMRebound

Wow, a week after throwing more than 300 yards and 4 TDs in a playoff game, Dak is now not even decent. Life comes at you fast! Dak played like crap yesterday, and yeah, if he’d played a little better they probably could’ve pulled out the win. He’s still an above-average starting QB in the NFL. He had a really bad game against a very good D. It happens.

And the game before that he threw 37 times for 128 yards and had a QBR of 14.7.

That was the #1 performance any QB had against that defense in 2022. If you listed them from worst to best.

[stephenboyd57]

@TNutZz

I don’t remember seeing Sanders ragdolling someone with a stiff arm

That’s because no one could get close enough to Barry for that to even be physically possible!

[TNutZz]

@Wrath-SRT

@Mr.Peabody

After defenders try to tackle Bijan they come away thinking “that was easy, I would love to do that again.” (sarcasm)

Man found a single highlight against checks notes football powerhouse Rice University to prove his point

Bravo

Looks at screenshots and clips above. Hmm Did Rice, WVU and Oklahoma all merge programs?

[DETROIT-RAM]

@Snags

Dare I say if Dallas had Goff they would have won last night?!?

Saying such shouldn’t be confrontational at all. With Goff the Cowboys are a Superbowl threat.

[Jason]

49 million against the cap next season for a middle of the road QB. Woof

[Phunnypharm]

@thunderbuzzworth

We need to copy SanFran’s defensive schemes, and Philly’s offense.

Both are high, high level right now.

Philly’s offense is built around a 230 pound athletic freak that can squat 600 pounds and runs a 4.6 in the 40…,

so I am not sure that jives with our pocket passer that we hope can slide just enough to avoid pressure.

[Phunnypharm]

@TNutZz

@Wrath-SRT

@Mr.Peabody

After defenders try to tackle Bijan they come away thinking “that was easy, I would love to do that again.” (sarcasm)

Man found a single highlight against checks notes football powerhouse Rice University to prove his point

Bravo

Looks at screenshots and clips above. Hmm Did Rice, WVU and Oklahoma all merge programs?

.
to expand on that….

Almost like 30 of his 31 games were against teams not named “Rice”….

and…

3287 of his 3410 career yards came against opponents not named “Rice”…

Had 130 total yards against Bama this year…
and over 200 yards against K-State… the big-12 champs.

Great take there…

[Wrath-SRT]

@Phunnypharm

Had 130 total yards against Bama this year…
and over 200 yards against K-State… the big-12 champs.

Great take there…

No one said he sucked you jumping in the conversation without context and that’s okay

[Mongoose]

@Wrath-SRT

@TNutZz

Not just height and weight. I think it was also the 104 broken tackles and over 1,000 yards after contact that support the idea of Bijan being a bruiser

Okay

Yards after contact is vague as is broken tackles.

How do I know this because a guy getting a hand on your jersey as you run by him counts as both.

For the life of me I can’t figure out how you watch Bijan and say bruiser.

It’s like calling Barry Sanders a bruiser

Go look up HIS broken tackles and yards after contact

I see both sides to the argument here. It really depends what someone’s definition of a bruiser is. Are you talking Marshawn Lynch-running right through a man’s chest, keeping your feet, & spot. Or the way that Bijan does it-he has elite contact balance. Defenders just bounce off his legs & he’s able to keep his balance after being knocked slightly off course, shimmying through to the side.

Yards after contact are huge, B Robinson has it in spades. It might not look like a “bruiser” per say depending on your definition of it. But he is highly effective at generating yards after contact which is what makes him special

[Wrath-SRT]

@Mongoose

Yards after contact are huge, B Robinson has it in spades. It might not look like a “bruiser” per say depending on your definition of it. But he is highly effective at generating yards after contact which is what makes him special

He’s great as shrugging off tacklers in space but he’s not trying to lower the shoulder on guys for the last half a yard. That’s what Mixon does and that’s what I consider a bruiser.

He’s so elusive he’s trying to juke as opposed to run them over. He’s Saquon with less long speed but maybe more lateral agility.

[JD9]

Bijan Robinson is not a bruiser. Broken tackles and yards after contact are not indicators on a RBs running style. I guarantee that if they did track yards after contact and broken tackles, Barry would’ve lead the league every year in both. And he would never be described as a bruiser.

Bijan is a well rounded running back. He’s really good at everything. He, like Barry, wears you down because he’s so hard to tackle. He’s not punishing you all game long with physicality.

Now I’m not saying Bijan is Barry so please don’t go there lol. I’m not even an advocate for taking him in the 1st round.

[Mongoose]

@Wrath-SRT

He’s so elusive he’s trying to juke as opposed to run them over. He’s Saquon with less long speed but maybe more lateral agility.

I bet he’s going to slide based upon the fact that his long speed is questionable. Now how much does long speed matter at the RB position, that’s a whole different can of worms. Some GM’s don’t care how fast a RB can run in a straight line for 60 yards because those plays rarely happen.

When I watch him I see a better version of Leveon Bell

[Mr.Peabody]

@Mongoose

When I watch him I see a better version of Leveon Bell

I am seeing LaDanian Tomlinson the more I rewatch the film. The spin moves, the stiff arms, the elusiveness and the power to have guys bounce off or to drag a defender if need be. Add to that the catching ability.

[JD9]

I see him going somewhere between the Eagles at 10, and the Bucs at 19. I don’t see him getting past the Bucs.

I don’t like the idea of drafting a RB this high. But the eagles have a great roster and can afford taking a luxury player this high. Miles Sanders is a FA and they aren’t going to have much in terms of cap space. Might let him go. And Bijan makes an elite offense even more dangerous.

And the Bucs had a horrible rushing attack this season. Fournette looks like the slowest/least agile back in the league. They could use Bijan in the worst way.

[Billysimsmademedo]

@Snags

Dare I say if Dallas had Goff they would have won last night?!?

Not seeing it

[JD9]

Now if I knew he was gonna be LT good, I’m taking him at 18. I should say I would take him at 6 but man it’s hard to actually go through with a RB that high

[JD9]

@Billysimsmademedo

@Snags

Dare I say if Dallas had Goff they would have won last night?!?

Not seeing it

It’s a Lions board homie right now, this is 100% what this fan base believes

[LineBusy]

@Billysimsmademedo

Not seeing it

Watch this and reconsider:
https://twitter.com/danorlovsky7/status/1617546387016802306

[Motorcitymaniac]