I really appreciate the breakdown of how these QB’s will work in their OC’s offenses! As a bears fan I haven’t seen such insight on how Waldron will adapt his scheme to what the bears have built
Was definitely wondering the same thing; we got to see what Shane did with Geno, which seems positive, but like Caleb is completely different. On the whole I continue to ride da' Bears hype train until our inevitable disappointment by week 3, lol (but I actually do think the Bears will be stellar!)
DJ Moore is being really overlooked and undervalued, he is and will be the WR1, he’s a deep threat and the best RAC receiver on the team. I get the love for K Allen and R Odunze, but DJ Moore is the main one
@@alexamerling79 perhaps in a year or two, but I still see it still being Moore for the foreseeable future, he is extremely talented, gets open, and the RAC can’t be understated. Hopefully it becomes an argument, that means success
RE: WAS OL - I'm surprised to hear Mina thinks this issue hasn't been talked about because in two weeks since the draft, it's been all I hear about. And not just locally, there's a TON of national figures talking about it. It's the main criticism leveraged against Peters' draft. And I'm not saying they're entirely wrong...heck Peters himself told you he thinks the line needs an upgrade by his attempts to trade up to get one in the first round. But I will tell you, this is being overblown. First, the WAS OL wasn't as bad as people think last year. What Eric Bienemy did to this offense last year was coaching malpractice. The Commies lead the league in pass attempts, were dead last in rush attempts despite being 28th in net y/a passing and 7th in rushing y/a. Running plays were basically trick plays for this team. EB did this despite a de facto rookie QB and an an o-line that was seen as a weakness before the season. By the second half of the year, the team flat out quit on Bienemy. The two biggest problem areas weren't actually OT. Wylie and Leno were certainly mediocre, but their PFF grades show that's really what they were - mediocre not bad. And Lucas was actually a very good pass protector, he just offers nothing in the run game and is now the incumbent LT. Center and left guard were bigger issues all year. Gates wasn't setting protections and slides correctly, and neither Charles nor Paul particularly deserved to be in the NFL. They added Biadasz at center to set protections like a competent pro, and Allegretti is a career backup, but he's better than Charles or Paul. My point is not that this is the 1991 Hogs, but that it's a unit with a higher floor than last year while ALSO being unlikely to be set up to fail like Bienemy set them up to fail last year. Then there's Brandon Coleman. Have you seriously looked at this pick? Why does EVERYONE think he's a guard? He's got long enough arms, he's plenty athletic. Those are the two most common reasons people assume Ts have to go inside. The reason seems to be that public evaluators are looking at 2023 tape where Coleman was gutting out a high ankle sprain and kicked inside to cover for other injuries. His best year was 2022 when he was LT exclusively. I'm not saying he's Joe Jacoby, but we all need to stop saying they didn't pick a tackle. They did. He could fail just like any pick can fail, but they DID add a tackle. One that has high football character and is a plus-athlete (which seems to be their type).
Are you serious? The center is your QB on the offensive line. Nick Gates was terrible. He's so bad he was cut after his first year on a three year contract. Nobody picked him up. The left guard play was not good either. Wylie was terrible in the beginning and was getting destroyed. Charles Leno had a bad year and that may have been injury related. Cornelius was awful filling in. One of the worst NFL offensive lines.
Stupid response. You need to take the time to compare it to 31 teams. You are aware that there is a reason you drafted #2 overall. The Washington Commanders is a terrible team. You can blame EB and Sam all you want but Nick Gates was beaten like a drum by Dexter Lawrence and was terrible. Btw, you need a journal to vent your b.s. PFF notoriously hated Sam Howell because he was ball’n despite terrible circumstances. Their offensive line grades are unrealistic.
One day you guys are going to realize that the Falcons did not like McCarthy and that’s why he wasn’t an option. You see these QBs are interchangeable according to their age and draft grade but NFL coaches do not. Maybe Howie Roseman looks at media consensus and just picks according to that but most teams have their own board and clear preference for certain players.
Coleman is more of a project. He hasn’t played that much football. If he is playing then it’s probably due to injury or the OL is that terrible. It’s unlikely Coleman upgrades the line in 2024 given how raw he is.
Commanders run block wasn’t good? Brian Robinson was averaging near 6yards a carry when they ran it. Unfortunately Eric bienemy never ran the damn ball. I agree, we are not the greatest o line, but our interior will be good, hopefully Coleman can transition well. Our right tackle Wiley is garbage, definitely need another tackle or two if we can before camp
Going into the draft everyone was saying Penix needs to sit and fix his feet now that he’s drafted to a team where he can sit everyone is saying he needs to play he’s too old to sit. Kirk cousins isn’t manning or Brady where a talent rich team needs to plug in a top qb. He just left a talent rich team that’s done nothing with him there. Good on the falcons for trying to get it together long term.
I like her and I've watched her for several years now and I think she has some good points I don't think the show has any value though it's sort of like eating empty calories you may temporarily fill yourself up but it offers nothing a value or substance. I like her again more as a guest on other people's shows I think that she's really great on those
Idk how it'll work out, but washington will have a completely different o line this year. If Cosmi moves to right tackle you could possibly even have changes to every position on the line.
I have been telling everyone to stop putting so much pressure on Rookie QBs. Regardless of the supposed Talent surrounding them. Troy Aikman was 1/15 in his Rookie season.
I don't know what gave you the impression that Cole Strange is a promising young player. He has a great athletic profile, but has struggled to stay in the starting lineup since he got to NE.
I understand the sentiment, but I think it's incorrect to say Washington did nothing on the offensive line. More like you aren't a big fan of the moves they made. Which is fair. To say they did nothing is flat out wrong. They will have three different starters Week 1 this year compared to last year. At RG, Cosmi was actually one of the better guards in the NFL last year. He was just a good player amongst a group of bad ones. I'm kinda hoping they resign him. At center, they signed Biadasz who was substantially better than the disaster of Nick Gates or his painfully average backup. At LG, Allegretti was good as a reserve for the chiefs and deserves a shot at starting. He also has some of the last regime's draft picks to compete against on the off chance they figured it out. Part of me thinks that might be why they ignored interior OL in the draft. At some point, you have to see if dudes already on a rookie contract can figure it out (more Stromberg than Paul). Where the pain really belongs is tackle. Wylie is kinda stuck at RT because of his contract. And the tackle market pretty much sucked in FA so there wasn't really a viable fix. I would also guess they were looking more for LT in the draft. Speaking of which, Cornelius Lucas isn't bad, he's just not really built to start long term. They did draft Brandon Coleman this year. He's listed as a LT and that's what they are trying to do. That's their plan for the year. His best season was at LT even if he played G last year due to injuries. If it turns out he can't do it, then they shift him to guard (and he might bump Allegretti or they may let Cosmi go next year) or I guess they could move him to RT. We will might can figure out how that's going if they sign a Donovan Smith or Bahktiari during TC. There's also Braedon Daniels, but that one may not pan out so well. You can't force a draft pick. I knew LT would get dicey the second the Chargers took Alt. If they had taken Nabers, a tackle or two might have slid down to the second round. You also can't make a team trade down. Kinda like how everyone and their mother wanted the Patriots to. It's not the most ideal plan. But to say there's nothing is unfair IMO.
Of all of the round 1 QB draft picks I think the majority of them will be better off not starting: - Caleb and the Bears: Caleb will start and I think that's the right call for Caleb & the Bears - Jayden and the Commies: Jayden will start and I think that's NOT the right call, but unfortunately the ONLY option they have - Drake and the Pats: Drake COULD start and I think if he sat behind Brissett that would be the best scenario for him and the Pats. Jacoby is a solid journeyman QB who can keep a team divisionally relevant. Drake is pretty raw and could really benefit from taking a back seat for the majority of the season. - Michael and the Falcons: woof... Penix should be starting and he won't be and that whole thing is so backwards over there... I've heard all the angles about it and I just can't reconcile it... alas it allowed the Bears to get Odunze so not upset about it. - J.J. and the Vikings: Could start, but I think would be better for both him and the Vikings to sit behind Darnold for a hand full of games next season. Everyone believes in O'Connell's offensive play calling, which leads me to believe that generally competent QB play should benefit. The NFC north is just looking so stacked this year and having J.J. forced to go up against some pretty tough defenses with the Lions and Bears, I don't know - think he's better sitting. - Bo and the Broncos: Bo will start and the Broncos had to reach for Bo because of their draft positioning, and lack of a second round pick, I think they could have gotten a trade back potentially, but it was way too risky without a 2. Anyway, I think Bo's as ready as he's gonna be and with his on-time style and Payton's desire to run those kinds of play it could work out. Also Bo getting to throw back to his old teammate in Troy Franklin from Oregon was a good pickup.
20:00 I believe the Commanders gets a bad wrap because of Sam Howell. When JB played, the oline looked way different and better. They didn't want to play him in fear of winning a game or 2. It worked out because we got the #2 pick. I believe they will be better this year with Jayden Daniels. They threat of the run/scramble will keep the pass rush at bay.
His body type and running style is more like RG3. Which isn’t great for longevity. Daniels is less than a year younger than Fields, but Fields has 20 to 30 lbs on him. Daniels “bulked” up to 210 lbs but probably plays closer to 200 lbs.
Mia definitely knows her stuff, and everything is NFL now. Only "caveat" is that NFL football is being worshiped now as an idol... Not a bad God, just dangerous. Can we walk away?
Commanders couldn’t run block in ‘23? B Rob averaged 5yds/Att over his last 10 games. They were 12th in rushing yds despite leading the NFL in pass attempts! And you both missed on Kingsbury’s effect and overrate Hurts.
If you ask the Bears a decent amount, not all but a sizable portion. He was called out by the HC several times in season and they didn’t waste any time in showing him the door.
Be patient, Bo Nix has taken a lot of snaps in the Pac-12, and he has been in high intense games over his college career, he has an arm and legs and knows how to manage a game, a seasoned rookie quarterback beyond his years.
52:07 “Bo Nix was truly the beneficiary of Troy Franklin in college” is kinda like saying that a fly 🪰 is the beneficiary of a steaming pile of poop 💩 - just sayin’
Damn it mina be patient like the rest of the world we don't need to talk about the quarter back position all the time and what is crazy is how dis interested ervey one is going to be by the time the season starts. This is why I hate pod cast because ervey one trying to be the news and talk bad about teams and the picks they made when it should be a time of joy for teams like the falcons who made sure that if someone is hurt they have a couple key pices to step in . And you know what I am so tired of people talking about the cowboys situation when you can just be patient and let things take care of them slef and the way I see it Dak Prescott is so trash to the point where they should change the laws of the quarter back contract and make it to were you have to led your team to the playoffs and win playoff game to get a better contract nagetion and if you get hurt and miss a huge amount of games you should not be able to get a new contract fax I am so tired of people getting paid who miss more than four games. One more thing before I go let give it up for the jets who seems to be the only team who got the memo and did a exalent job in Free agentncy and got ervey thing that was needed for the quarter back. And also nice job on making sure you was able to get a receiver for him to throw too and I think that they did a great job on getting a quarter back as well.
Do yourself a favor and don't watch any of the coverage with the rookie QBs cuz man do I remember watching a lot of coverage on Marcus Mariota and jamis and they ended up sucking. Trevor the golden boy = mid. Most of them are going to fail or mean nothing
If I'm Michael Penix Jr I'd be asking for a trade. There's no reason why he should be sitting on the bench not after the season he had with Washington. I'd be hoping the Seahawks come calling.
The Commanders offensive line is trash. Jayden Daniels will get destroyed in the pocket. His pocket awareness is terrible. Thats why he had a pressure to sack ratio of 30 in 2022.
The mistake is the Patriots, not Daniels. Also despite his slight frame, Daniels proved he can take some big shots, at least for a year or two. Then hopefully his situation will improve and he can fill out his frame some.
@@O-D-XFill out his frame? Maybe, but he is less than a year younger than Justin Fields. He doesn’t seem like someone that can bulk up. He also has an upright running style and since he is closer to 200 lbs than 230 lbs, it could get ugly if he challenges defenders.
@@paulieprinceton4550 Don't get me wrong, I am not a Daniels fan. But give an NFL strength coach and a year where he doesn't have to attend university classes and maybe he can fill out the frame or learn how to slide and avoid the punishment. This will all be on Daniels and the coaches to figure out.
I’m sure the Commanders will be drafting in the top 5 again next year. They have new coaches, a new offense, a rookie QB who is downgrading in talent from LSU to Washington and about 60% roster turnover year to year. This is a rebuilding year for the Commanders.
Reality check: PFF had Baker Mayfield and Justin Fields ranked higher than Caleb Williams coming out. Might want to tap the breaks... or maybe slam them for now
@paulieprinceton- his TB Lloyd averaged 7.1 ypc and like 17 yards per reception. Not to mention the competition he’ll face in the league will be much better
Different circumstances though. GB had a well established premium QB in place, so bringing a rookie along seemed natural as most of the offense was in place and coaching could spend more time with the rookie. With the Falcons they now have two new QBs in the building that will need the coach’s time as they are learning a new offense, new terminology, and both probably feel they can win the starting job. I’m not expecting Cousins to be the most gracious veteran when it comes to helping along Penix’s development.
Difference is, Love is going into his 4th season, and now a starter but just one year older than Penix is. Penix because of his age needs to start now.
@@ttaylor758 Even now most QBs flame out in the mid 30s. Only the true superstars play to 40, and only one played much beyond that age. Also, the biggest reason for drafting a QB in round 1 is to take advantage of them being on their rookie contract, especially if they are ready to play. And now no matter whether Penix is ready or not, he will sit a minimum of 2 years, maybe up to 4 years.
May Daniel’s and William’s are all busts. William’s might not be. But his ceiling is fields 2.0. Can’t play in a system for anything. Just runs around and chucks it. Great for the playground. Not so much for nfl.
Commanders are in year 1 of a complete overhaul starting with owner, GM, HC and a 50% turnover of last year's roster. Not filling every hole with all pro players should be expected, but not in this media landscape. 🫠
Seems like many Commander fans believe the Commanders could be pretty good this upcoming season. I think it’s silly, but there is nothing like preseason optimism. Haha! You seem to be realistic.
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I really appreciate the breakdown of how these QB’s will work in their OC’s offenses! As a bears fan I haven’t seen such insight on how Waldron will adapt his scheme to what the bears have built
Was definitely wondering the same thing; we got to see what Shane did with Geno, which seems positive, but like Caleb is completely different. On the whole I continue to ride da' Bears hype train until our inevitable disappointment by week 3, lol (but I actually do think the Bears will be stellar!)
I love that Pavement album, it’s their best, imo…
Mina is the best.
Mina is so well-spoken, intelligent and easy to listen to it really puts a lot of the men who are viewed as the best at commentary to shame.
she is a woke authoritarian who seems like a genuine racist.
DJ Moore is being really overlooked and undervalued, he is and will be the WR1, he’s a deep threat and the best RAC receiver on the team. I get the love for K Allen and R Odunze, but DJ Moore is the main one
DJ Moore will be our wr1 this year and Rome will take over next year.
@@alexamerling79 perhaps in a year or two, but I still see it still being Moore for the foreseeable future, he is extremely talented, gets open, and the RAC can’t be understated. Hopefully it becomes an argument, that means success
He is not being overlooked ! When you have drafted players come in, they garnish most of the attention! You feel that way!
As a Broncos fan, Bo Nix will turn it around
As a Bears fan, I think DJ Moore is going to be our WR1 this year and Rome will take over next year. I still can't believe our receiver corps lol
Na dude Moore is WR1 for the next 4 years
We need more Lenny 🐕
The people have spoken
Lenny, Lenny, Lenny!!!!
Go Broncos!! Believe in Bo !
RE: WAS OL - I'm surprised to hear Mina thinks this issue hasn't been talked about because in two weeks since the draft, it's been all I hear about. And not just locally, there's a TON of national figures talking about it. It's the main criticism leveraged against Peters' draft. And I'm not saying they're entirely wrong...heck Peters himself told you he thinks the line needs an upgrade by his attempts to trade up to get one in the first round. But I will tell you, this is being overblown.
First, the WAS OL wasn't as bad as people think last year. What Eric Bienemy did to this offense last year was coaching malpractice. The Commies lead the league in pass attempts, were dead last in rush attempts despite being 28th in net y/a passing and 7th in rushing y/a. Running plays were basically trick plays for this team. EB did this despite a de facto rookie QB and an an o-line that was seen as a weakness before the season. By the second half of the year, the team flat out quit on Bienemy.
The two biggest problem areas weren't actually OT. Wylie and Leno were certainly mediocre, but their PFF grades show that's really what they were - mediocre not bad. And Lucas was actually a very good pass protector, he just offers nothing in the run game and is now the incumbent LT. Center and left guard were bigger issues all year. Gates wasn't setting protections and slides correctly, and neither Charles nor Paul particularly deserved to be in the NFL. They added Biadasz at center to set protections like a competent pro, and Allegretti is a career backup, but he's better than Charles or Paul. My point is not that this is the 1991 Hogs, but that it's a unit with a higher floor than last year while ALSO being unlikely to be set up to fail like Bienemy set them up to fail last year.
Then there's Brandon Coleman. Have you seriously looked at this pick? Why does EVERYONE think he's a guard? He's got long enough arms, he's plenty athletic. Those are the two most common reasons people assume Ts have to go inside. The reason seems to be that public evaluators are looking at 2023 tape where Coleman was gutting out a high ankle sprain and kicked inside to cover for other injuries. His best year was 2022 when he was LT exclusively. I'm not saying he's Joe Jacoby, but we all need to stop saying they didn't pick a tackle. They did. He could fail just like any pick can fail, but they DID add a tackle. One that has high football character and is a plus-athlete (which seems to be their type).
Are you serious? The center is your QB on the offensive line. Nick Gates was terrible. He's so bad he was cut after his first year on a three year contract. Nobody picked him up. The left guard play was not good either. Wylie was terrible in the beginning and was getting destroyed. Charles Leno had a bad year and that may have been injury related. Cornelius was awful filling in. One of the worst NFL offensive lines.
well put together. the oline is not as bad as everyone says
@ethjamboy it's one of the worst in the league. He forgot to compare it to the other 31 teams as usual.
Stupid response. You need to take the time to compare it to 31 teams. You are aware that there is a reason you drafted #2 overall. The Washington Commanders is a terrible team. You can blame EB and Sam all you want but Nick Gates was beaten like a drum by Dexter Lawrence and was terrible. Btw, you need a journal to vent your b.s. PFF notoriously hated Sam Howell because he was ball’n despite terrible circumstances. Their offensive line grades are unrealistic.
@@HTTR.Redskins Found Sam Howell's burner account lol
One day you guys are going to realize that the Falcons did not like McCarthy and that’s why he wasn’t an option. You see these QBs are interchangeable according to their age and draft grade but NFL coaches do not. Maybe Howie Roseman looks at media consensus and just picks according to that but most teams have their own board and clear preference for certain players.
Mina you are 🔥
How do they not know the Commanders drafted Brandon Coleman who played more tackle than anything else at 67?
Coleman is more of a project. He hasn’t played that much football. If he is playing then it’s probably due to injury or the OL is that terrible. It’s unlikely Coleman upgrades the line in 2024 given how raw he is.
Brandon Coleman is not offering any day 1 serviceability
Saints fired Pete Carmichael after the season. Saints OC is now Klint Kubiak
Derrik please convince Mina to do an article on Chovy
27:08 short quick passes. Quick hitches, probably RPO. What you saw with Caleb at USC.
Lloyd averaged 17 yards per catch out of the backfield, which really helped Williams stats
Commanders run block wasn’t good? Brian Robinson was averaging near 6yards a carry when they ran it. Unfortunately Eric bienemy never ran the damn ball. I agree, we are not the greatest o line, but our interior will be good, hopefully Coleman can transition well. Our right tackle Wiley is garbage, definitely need another tackle or two if we can before camp
Going into the draft everyone was saying Penix needs to sit and fix his feet now that he’s drafted to a team where he can sit everyone is saying he needs to play he’s too old to sit.
Kirk cousins isn’t manning or Brady where a talent rich team needs to plug in a top qb. He just left a talent rich team that’s done nothing with him there. Good on the falcons for trying to get it together long term.
Nah there's literally no reason for Penix to sit and wait. Espicially not after the season he had with Washington.
If Cousins is 💯 Penix sits and learns til at least next season! How good is that Atlanta O Line?? Kirk needs protection to excel!!
Nobody said that bro 😂
@@BJ37they definitely did that’s why a lot of analysts had him in the back of the first or even second round pick.
I like her and I've watched her for several years now and I think she has some good points I don't think the show has any value though it's sort of like eating empty calories you may temporarily fill yourself up but it offers nothing a value or substance. I like her again more as a guest on other people's shows I think that she's really great on those
Lenny needs a show/channel
Idk how it'll work out, but washington will have a completely different o line this year. If Cosmi moves to right tackle you could possibly even have changes to every position on the line.
I have been telling everyone to stop putting so much pressure on Rookie QBs. Regardless of the supposed Talent surrounding them. Troy Aikman was 1/15 in his Rookie season.
And Peyton Manning threw the most interceptions of any rookie QB to that point and maybe it still is the record.
Saying DJ Moore is not a wow player and that a rookie with zero snaps is is kind of wild to me. But what do I know🤷🏻♂️
That’s not what they said lol. What they said is that Keenan and Rome’s skillsets better suit a rookie QB.
The Commanders o-line is under discussed? Must not follow the local media.
I don't know what gave you the impression that Cole Strange is a promising young player. He has a great athletic profile, but has struggled to stay in the starting lineup since he got to NE.
Watch Coleman 2022 film
You keep saying JJ was the 4th QB taken.... my math says 5th.... and he will be a better QB than Cousins.
I understand the sentiment, but I think it's incorrect to say Washington did nothing on the offensive line. More like you aren't a big fan of the moves they made. Which is fair. To say they did nothing is flat out wrong. They will have three different starters Week 1 this year compared to last year.
At RG, Cosmi was actually one of the better guards in the NFL last year. He was just a good player amongst a group of bad ones. I'm kinda hoping they resign him. At center, they signed Biadasz who was substantially better than the disaster of Nick Gates or his painfully average backup. At LG, Allegretti was good as a reserve for the chiefs and deserves a shot at starting. He also has some of the last regime's draft picks to compete against on the off chance they figured it out. Part of me thinks that might be why they ignored interior OL in the draft. At some point, you have to see if dudes already on a rookie contract can figure it out (more Stromberg than Paul).
Where the pain really belongs is tackle. Wylie is kinda stuck at RT because of his contract. And the tackle market pretty much sucked in FA so there wasn't really a viable fix. I would also guess they were looking more for LT in the draft.
Speaking of which, Cornelius Lucas isn't bad, he's just not really built to start long term. They did draft Brandon Coleman this year. He's listed as a LT and that's what they are trying to do. That's their plan for the year. His best season was at LT even if he played G last year due to injuries. If it turns out he can't do it, then they shift him to guard (and he might bump Allegretti or they may let Cosmi go next year) or I guess they could move him to RT. We will might can figure out how that's going if they sign a Donovan Smith or Bahktiari during TC. There's also Braedon Daniels, but that one may not pan out so well.
You can't force a draft pick. I knew LT would get dicey the second the Chargers took Alt. If they had taken Nabers, a tackle or two might have slid down to the second round. You also can't make a team trade down. Kinda like how everyone and their mother wanted the Patriots to.
It's not the most ideal plan. But to say there's nothing is unfair IMO.
Of all of the round 1 QB draft picks I think the majority of them will be better off not starting:
- Caleb and the Bears: Caleb will start and I think that's the right call for Caleb & the Bears
- Jayden and the Commies: Jayden will start and I think that's NOT the right call, but unfortunately the ONLY option they have
- Drake and the Pats: Drake COULD start and I think if he sat behind Brissett that would be the best scenario for him and the Pats. Jacoby is a solid journeyman QB who can keep a team divisionally relevant. Drake is pretty raw and could really benefit from taking a back seat for the majority of the season.
- Michael and the Falcons: woof... Penix should be starting and he won't be and that whole thing is so backwards over there... I've heard all the angles about it and I just can't reconcile it... alas it allowed the Bears to get Odunze so not upset about it.
- J.J. and the Vikings: Could start, but I think would be better for both him and the Vikings to sit behind Darnold for a hand full of games next season. Everyone believes in O'Connell's offensive play calling, which leads me to believe that generally competent QB play should benefit. The NFC north is just looking so stacked this year and having J.J. forced to go up against some pretty tough defenses with the Lions and Bears, I don't know - think he's better sitting.
- Bo and the Broncos: Bo will start and the Broncos had to reach for Bo because of their draft positioning, and lack of a second round pick, I think they could have gotten a trade back potentially, but it was way too risky without a 2. Anyway, I think Bo's as ready as he's gonna be and with his on-time style and Payton's desire to run those kinds of play it could work out. Also Bo getting to throw back to his old teammate in Troy Franklin from Oregon was a good pickup.
20:00 I believe the Commanders gets a bad wrap because of Sam Howell. When JB played, the oline looked way different and better. They didn't want to play him in fear of winning a game or 2. It worked out because we got the #2 pick. I believe they will be better this year with Jayden Daniels. They threat of the run/scramble will keep the pass rush at bay.
Jayden daniels is Justin fields.
His body type and running style is more like RG3. Which isn’t great for longevity. Daniels is less than a year younger than Fields, but Fields has 20 to 30 lbs on him. Daniels “bulked” up to 210 lbs but probably plays closer to 200 lbs.
Please list to Louise t he is the best commanders utber. Yes does film and is very fair
jj was the fifth QB taken
I don't think you should expect much from rookies and that probably helped Stroud. Great draft class, imo
You shouldn’t but you can see signs of their long term trajectory. And you should see improvement through the season.
Sinnott is pronounced Senate❤
Mina said “do do.”
The clarification that its whippet the dog breed lmao
How does the league defend the Bears receiving crop?
With defensive backs
With pressure upfront without blitzing. Otherwise Caleb and the receivers will feast.
Wheres Lenny?
#LennyRocks
Mia definitely knows her stuff, and everything is NFL now. Only "caveat" is that NFL football is being worshiped now as an idol... Not a bad God, just dangerous. Can we walk away?
Commanders couldn’t run block in ‘23? B Rob averaged 5yds/Att over his last 10 games. They were 12th in rushing yds despite leading the NFL in pass attempts! And you both missed on Kingsbury’s effect and overrate Hurts.
How dare you suggest DK doesn't block...
...
How much of it was on Getsy last season?
I doubt he was the problem, since he had interest from several teams after he left the Bears
Getsy was terrible
Maybe the QB was terrible
If you ask the Bears a decent amount, not all but a sizable portion. He was called out by the HC several times in season and they didn’t waste any time in showing him the door.
Of course they scapegoated Getsy because they lacked talent
Big fan of that deep-V shirt that Mina was rocking in this pod. Cleavage always helps the offseason QB speculation discussion go smoother 😂
Saying "Great Value" hits different when talking about the Broncos 💀
Be patient, Bo Nix has taken a lot of snaps in the Pac-12, and he has been in high intense games over his college career, he has an arm and legs and knows how to manage a game, a seasoned rookie quarterback beyond his years.
Man I love you Mina but you are backtracking hard on your Bo Nix takes. You use to talk really down on him, now you’re giving him credit.
Ben snotty and Austin will be his best friend
52:07 “Bo Nix was truly the beneficiary of Troy Franklin in college” is kinda like saying that a fly 🪰 is the beneficiary of a steaming pile of poop 💩 - just sayin’
I would trust Adam Peters and DQ to know what they're doing in Washington. Don't sleep on Brandon Coleman. Just saying....
Coleman is a project. He hasn’t played that much football. There is close to a 0% chance he steps in on day 1 and isn’t overwhelmed.
Mina Kimes is Korea ok I like her more now 😊😊
Nick wright's rival ha
Is it me or is Mina hot ...Jesus ... seriously she's been hot. I had no idea she had a kid but happy mother's Day Mina
Damn it mina be patient like the rest of the world we don't need to talk about the quarter back position all the time and what is crazy is how dis interested ervey one is going to be by the time the season starts. This is why I hate pod cast because ervey one trying to be the news and talk bad about teams and the picks they made when it should be a time of joy for teams like the falcons who made sure that if someone is hurt they have a couple key pices to step in . And you know what I am so tired of people talking about the cowboys situation when you can just be patient and let things take care of them slef and the way I see it Dak Prescott is so trash to the point where they should change the laws of the quarter back contract and make it to were you have to led your team to the playoffs and win playoff game to get a better contract nagetion and if you get hurt and miss a huge amount of games you should not be able to get a new contract fax I am so tired of people getting paid who miss more than four games. One more thing before I go let give it up for the jets who seems to be the only team who got the memo and did a exalent job in Free agentncy and got ervey thing that was needed for the quarter back. And also nice job on making sure you was able to get a receiver for him to throw too and I think that they did a great job on getting a quarter back as well.
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Mina kimes is a very beautiful woman ❤
If elected President, they’d call her Baberaham Lincoln
Do yourself a favor and don't watch any of the coverage with the rookie QBs cuz man do I remember watching a lot of coverage on Marcus Mariota and jamis and they ended up sucking. Trevor the golden boy = mid. Most of them are going to fail or mean nothing
If I'm Michael Penix Jr I'd be asking for a trade. There's no reason why he should be sitting on the bench not after the season he had with Washington. I'd be hoping the Seahawks come calling.
He’d sit in Seattle too what are you talking about? 🤦🏿♂️
The Commanders offensive line is trash. Jayden Daniels will get destroyed in the pocket. His pocket awareness is terrible. Thats why he had a pressure to sack ratio of 30 in 2022.
Mina, you really don’t understand the Broncos well at all
Jj is easily the best qb in this draft. The most pro ready qb. He doesn’t have mechanics issues like may or Daniel’s.
I think daniels was a mistake. How’s he going to beat teams. He can run but he can’t take hits. He can throw deep but slowly.
The mistake is the Patriots, not Daniels. Also despite his slight frame, Daniels proved he can take some big shots, at least for a year or two. Then hopefully his situation will improve and he can fill out his frame some.
@@O-D-XFill out his frame? Maybe, but he is less than a year younger than Justin Fields. He doesn’t seem like someone that can bulk up. He also has an upright running style and since he is closer to 200 lbs than 230 lbs, it could get ugly if he challenges defenders.
@@paulieprinceton4550 Don't get me wrong, I am not a Daniels fan. But give an NFL strength coach and a year where he doesn't have to attend university classes and maybe he can fill out the frame or learn how to slide and avoid the punishment. This will all be on Daniels and the coaches to figure out.
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4 of these guys will bust
Worst Offensive line in NFL. Boy gotta bookmark this. I’m SURE this will NOT age well. 😊
I’m sure the Commanders will be drafting in the top 5 again next year. They have new coaches, a new offense, a rookie QB who is downgrading in talent from LSU to Washington and about 60% roster turnover year to year. This is a rebuilding year for the Commanders.
Reality check: PFF had Baker Mayfield and Justin Fields ranked higher than Caleb Williams coming out. Might want to tap the breaks... or maybe slam them for now
Neither Baker or Fields had the talent around them as rookies. The talent upgrade from a terrible USC team to the Bears is significant.
@paulieprinceton- his TB Lloyd averaged 7.1 ypc and like 17 yards per reception. Not to mention the competition he’ll face in the league will be much better
Your producer sucks at managing the volume of your show. It’s hard to watch if you can’t hear what’s being said
People bitch about Penix, but developing QBs has worked ok for Green Bay.
Yeah only the packers don’t draft 24-year-old QBs with top 10 picks right after paying a guy 100 million when they don’t have any defense
Different circumstances though. GB had a well established premium QB in place, so bringing a rookie along seemed natural as most of the offense was in place and coaching could spend more time with the rookie. With the Falcons they now have two new QBs in the building that will need the coach’s time as they are learning a new offense, new terminology, and both probably feel they can win the starting job. I’m not expecting Cousins to be the most gracious veteran when it comes to helping along Penix’s development.
Difference is, Love is going into his 4th season, and now a starter but just one year older than Penix is. Penix because of his age needs to start now.
With QBs playing now until they’re 40, why does he have to play now?
@@ttaylor758 Even now most QBs flame out in the mid 30s. Only the true superstars play to 40, and only one played much beyond that age. Also, the biggest reason for drafting a QB in round 1 is to take advantage of them being on their rookie contract, especially if they are ready to play. And now no matter whether Penix is ready or not, he will sit a minimum of 2 years, maybe up to 4 years.
May Daniel’s and William’s are all busts. William’s might not be. But his ceiling is fields 2.0. Can’t play in a system for anything. Just runs around and chucks it. Great for the playground. Not so much for nfl.
If you’re gonna criticize, you might want to check your spelling. It’s Maye .
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I also enjoy being wrong on the Internet, so this is an astonishing take
Oh my God, if anyone was Justin 2.0, it’s Daniels.
Caleb has the lowest scramble percentage out of a CLEAN pocket. morons
Cope harder
the dj moore disrespect was crazy. the drake london top 10 take was crazier
Commanders are in year 1 of a complete overhaul starting with owner, GM, HC and a 50% turnover of last year's roster. Not filling every hole with all pro players should be expected, but not in this media landscape. 🫠
Seems like many Commander fans believe the Commanders could be pretty good this upcoming season. I think it’s silly, but there is nothing like preseason optimism. Haha! You seem to be realistic.