Buffalo_Nickel_1
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13th it's Guice.. stop the vea and payne talk ,Vea will not make it to 13 payne is slipping fast
Even with Allen the line wasn't that good its needs a major upgrade with 1-Vea 2-Payne
9th best ? i dont think soumm secondary was a problem last year.
9th best ? i dont think so
We are now going by the Ricky Bobby ranking scale when it fits the argument...
And if it’s weaker then who did it ? We got rid of fuller , BB. And hell sewer cravens .
Now didn’t i mention the trade made us weaker in the secondary and was told fm and hosley with Dunbar would fix it and now we have a huge hole there now ????????
Enough of one that we need a jack of all trades to fill the sewer cravens non role bump Nicholson from FS and take snaps from the replacements ( hosley , Dunbar fm ) while we watch the Mcflies lead us to 31 vs the rush ? Wait !!!!! We have Ziggy and David Bowie
9th best ? i dont think so
so we spend a 13th overall for a backup safety ? helloWe had no safety that could play center field when Nicholson went down. Norman had a bad year. BB was just average at best. Again with the stats. Watch the games. We were getting torched last year. Put in the Vikings, SD , and NO tapes and tell me that we were a top 10 secondary.
Stopping the run matters quite a bit, too. And that area plummeted without Allen (and with Ioannidis hurt). It shifted other defensive linemen into more snaps and larger roles, and that, in turn, diminished their effectiveness. The Redskins ranked last in rushing yards allowed per game and were 29th in yards per carry allowed.
Washington hasn’t been ranked in the top half in either category since 2014, and it hasn’t been in the top 10 in one of them since 2012. Consequently, the Redskins haven’t ranked in the top 10 as a defense in both yards and points allowed since 2008. And they haven’t been among the top 10 in even one of those categories since 2009 (10th in yards). Further troubling stats: They haven’t even ranked in the top half of the NFL in one of those categories since 2011 (13th in yards).
nuff said
Here's the question(s) that I have for all of you BPA guys. If Vea and Payne are there and we take either, aren't we drafting more for BPA at position of need than purely BPA?
I can see both having good NFL careers but surely there are others who would be available to us at 13 who are going to be much better NFL players over their careers. I'm not suggesting that we take them, just wondering how you BPA guys felt about NOT doing so when our selection comes up.
I think a case can be made for Vea being BPA at 13 - obviously depending on whether or not someone slides that shouldn't. The Ngata comps seem legit. Say haloti my big friend and newest Skin, Vita Vea. Ok, I'll keep my day job. Payne otoh, I don't think of him as a top half of the 1st round value pick AND... I don't think he'd be a real good fit with the Skins, because he's not known as the great run-stopper that Vea is. So Payne fails both tests to me - he's not a BPA pick, and he doesn't truly fill the need of a dominant run-stuffer. Vea passes both tests - arguably BPA (though if Minkah is there, he's likely BPA), and he fills a giant need.Here's the question(s) that I have for all of you BPA guys. If Vea and Payne are there and we take either, aren't we drafting more for BPA at position of need than purely BPA?
I can see both having good NFL careers but surely there are others who would be available to us at 13 who are going to be much better NFL players over their careers. I'm not suggesting that we take them, just wondering how you BPA guys felt about NOT doing so when our selection comes up.
He's a GREAT DB prospect, and I think most NFL people have him rated slightly higher than Vea.Fitz is a good DB prospect, but a prototype NT prospect doesn't come along often.
Fitz is a good DB prospect, but a prototype NT prospect doesn't come along often.
If you don't think it did, you are the 1 person in the world. I personally don't scout college football, so I read and listen and watch some highlights. It's funny how they only show good plays on highlights.I think Payne is a bit more athletic than Vea; however, if you factor in size, then the size/athleticism combo may swing back to Vea.
If you don’t think Payne is a run stopper, ask Georgia how dominant he was.
As for Fitz, he has tremendous athleticism but did his on field contributions match that athleticism, especially when you consider how good the front 7 was.
If you don't think it did, you are the 1 person in the world. I personally don't scout college football, so I read and listen and watch some highlights. It's funny how they only show good plays on highlights.
Anyway, every report on Fitz says he can and has played at an elite level at either safety, nickel corner, and blitzer lining up at LBer.
On Payne, you get a lot of mixed views - unlike with VV and Fitz. It's not about athleticism; it's about run-stuffing. And I've seen too many comments about him not being a run-stuffing NT. It's not me saying it; it's others that are more knowledgable than me that I hear saying it.
He's a GREAT DB prospect, and I think most NFL people have him rated slightly higher than Vea.