The problem with the Top Golf test is this: Do you need the guy who they gravitate to when they've just met and haven't spent a lot of time together, or the guy who they'll follow for years? First impressions are big, but they're not everything.
Another factor is that some of these guys will know more of the other players already than other QBs. Penix might know a lot of the guys from the Senior Bowl, for instance.
The vast majority of assistant coaches ARE better soldiers than generals. That's a demonstrable fact. Which only suggests that Bill was more important to the success of the team than head coaches who have assistants who succeed as head coaches.
Exactly. Bill deployed them to the limit of their capacity. A person who is good at a discrete task or even a contained strategy isn’t necessarily good at building master strategy, performing multiple tasks simultaneously, or preparing their personnel to perform at the highest level. As such, being a good OC in Belichik’s system - or any system - doesn’t make you HC material by default. And Belichik doesn’t deserve criticism for prioritizing optimal cogs for his machine over multidimensional talents built for greater things.
30 visits don’t count for prospects that are considered“local” by the NFL through either college or high school. For the Chicago Bears a “local” college is Notre Dame
Alpha test winners of the last 20 years 2024: J.J. McCarthy 2023: C.J. Stroud 2022: Sam Howell 2021: Trevor Lawrence 2020: Joe Burrow 2019: Kyler Murray 2018: Lamar Jackson 2017: Deshaun Watson 2016: Jared Goff 2015: Jameis Winston 2014: Jimmy Garoppolo 2013: Geno Smith 2012: Andrew Luck 2011: Cam Newton 2010: Colt McCoy 2009: Matthew Stafford 2008: Matt Ryan 2007: Kevin Kolb 2006: Jay Cutler 2005: Alex Smith
Famous Jameis ain't winning shit. Dude was nabbing lobsters from Publix. Players aren't gravitating to thar. Kolb and McCoy weren't liked by their own teams. But it's all pointless because the real answer is golf is an individual sport. No one's playing nice or being beta.
the Top Golf Alpha Test (TGAT) works very well and always has been the go-to mindset of the non-quantitative community. It's also why executives of a certain age never could see leaders of a certain shade of melanin, since they hadn't seen such representation to base an alpha profiling off of. They ign'ant! LOL But now we have a better sense of what plays and what doesn't in locker rooms and see leaders across race pretty easily, having been given decades of representation to base opinion off of. Caleb, Daniels, Penix, JJ, Drake, Nix, Milton, Spencer, Pratt is the TGAT rankings I have for '24.
I could see Elway walking in and having the respect of the room, but part of that is respect for his physical gifts and competitive drive. Marino seemed to have the most natural charisma and popularity with teammates. Elway was the football alpha of the group. Marino was the social alpha of the group. Both translate to leadership. Jim Kelly would probably win most years.
I used to love Brugler’s draft guide. I haven’t been able to get it since a subscription to the Athletic became mandatory in order to get one. Such an unfair policy.
TBF to Drake re Sam Howell, the dude was like a freshman to his senior at UNC. THAT'S why. They have a big bro - lil bro relationship that would not work as a backup dynamic.
Top Golf Alpha Test tells you what percentage of their talent they'll use, basically. Like Tebow would outperform expectations, predicted by high TGAT. VY, too. Jason Campbell too. It might not make them the best, but means unlike a Leinart or Leaf, you'll see their talents able to be applied to an NFL offense. It's a factor, not a formula.
@@matthewayre7652 its possible steve feels strongly about eric's "betrayal" while other pff folks see it as business and not personal. not saying it's a lock for eager but he does seem like the prime candidate
It's well known in the corporate world that the worst way to hire people is by personal interview. It's not opinion - it's bee studied. Picking by how guys appear to act would be no better than random.
I've been saying all draft season that this class is crazy close to the 2021 class in makeup and that we might be able to looked to the 2021 draft order vs the Consensus board to potentially predict this draft a bit. Also as a Washington fan, I'm REALLY hoping Sam is right about JJ winning the Alpha comp. To me, JJ is the perfect Goldilocks QB in this draft. His sample size is the only thing keeping him from being my QB1. He does the important things coaches want, like playing within structure, executing a Pro-Style offense at a winning level, and avoiding sacks BETTER than the Top 3 "High Potential" playmakers. While also, as the youngest QB, still being a BETTER off-schedule playmaker, with higher-end flashes, than the polished guys. Who used the Van Wilder method of sticking around 5/6 years until their experience carried them against college comp. Even though I'm not a "Wins" as a QB stat guy, I think how good that Michigan team, as a whole is, is vastly overrated, After JJ we likely don't see another Michigan offensive player go until the 3rd and might only see 4 off that championship offense go in the whole draft, along with about the same off the defense. Compare that to Georgia where everybody BUT the QBs were 1st/2nd round caliber players and I think that paints a picture of what JJ did for that team. He wasn't putting up numbers, but was money on 3rd downs & played Sunday-type football every game. I feel way better about JJ from a gut, comp level too. Caleb is a lot like Kyler, but with a scary amount of that Johnny Maziel Arsonist Firefighter thing going on, where a lot of the good is just him fixing the problems he caused . Drake is like Daniel Jones with SOME of Josh Allen's upside, but ALL of his flaws, possibly slightly magnified. Jayden is like Baylor RG3, if it took him a 5th year to break out, Penix is like Tua meets Geno and Nix is like Kenny Pickett imitating Alex Smith. Because of Michigan's offense, I think it's way easier to see JJ's potential. He can execute the offense, hit all the slants, curls, outs, and digs in time, rhythm, and on schedule like Kirk Cousins, and I know it's a bold statement, but on top of that, when stuff breaks down or the team needs a play he has that athleticism and balls to crank it up from Cousins to Rodgers. Like a more athletic, higher ceiling, younger Brock Purdy, with plenty of room for development. If Harbaugh didn't have such a well-oiled machine,, and JJ wasn't so efficient at running it, he could have possibly raised his stock by putting out the fires he started like Caleb, Drake & Jayden, but he did his job and won games and I want that guy as my QB. So again, I hope he out Alpha'd everyone at Top Golf, I hope Adam Peters sees the same, if we could get NE to swap up for Drake or Jayden in exchange for 35 even better.
Rivers was better than Eli? Maybe in the regular season, what did rivers do in the postseason? Eli outplayed the goat QB+coach combo who had a perfect undefeated record until they met Eli and the NYG in the playoffs. Preposterous Steve, I’m disappointed in your QB assessment
Dane---great work BUT requiring a password that does not work is TERRIBLE when someone has already paid The Athletic. Why do you need a password. Haven't you been paid by The Beast?
Okay the Top 30 Golf thing is so stupid. You guys are looking at this with the benefit of seeing the personalities of the guys who won the most in the NFL! Who says Easton Stick or Hackenburg or whoever wouldn't have been the most charismatic guys in the room? We never got see their personalities because they never had the kind of success where we got to see them in interviews!
@@denniscarney5249 without Maye that team is one of the worst in the country. One thing i think makes somebody a true alpha is the ability to put a team on his back. This talk of guys being alphas in a room is irelivant. Justin Fields was an alpha in the room and terrible on the field. The truth is Drake is the only one IMO who is close to that caliber. Jayden took 5 years to do it and even so he was surounded by tallent. Same with Penix. JJ has also never proved he can
@@kylebenhart3929 well, we just fundamentally disagree then. The whole damn word leadership begins, ends, and is 100% defined as the ability to LEAD others. QBs MUST be leaders. Moving on, I'm not disputing that Maye carried UNC. But, I'll say it again, I don't see anyone on that team giving 110% whatever their individual talent level. Now, as far as Fields... I'd love to know your sources because whether UGA, OSU, or the Bears, he's been a complete locker room cancer as I hear it.
@@denniscarney5249 i mean. Im a bears fan and the only reason Justin was Loved was because of his leadership. Players all loved him. Idk if you will find a single person saying otherwise. (Maybe u confusing justin woth Wilson) As far as the others. I think you put any qb in the lsu system with a top OL and a Top Receiving unit. They look as good as daniels. I think you could argue JJ if u want. But i dont get the feeling it was around him. It was around Harbaugh. I also have an utter destain for any player in their 5th and 6th years and thinking they are not better simply because of experience. But thats my biased opinion of this draft class as a whole.
@kylebenhart3929 hope you got that help you needed, cuz Sheftty went and walked back his story about the tampering compensation today. You mentioned not liking "biased podcasts that waste your time" over there on the Falcons thread, but you follow that con artist who makes up random arse headlines whenever his bosses threaten to fire his unproductive ass.
It's literally a joke and just a fun conversation. If you honestly think I was serious when I said all i need is the alpha test and S2 I don't know if i need to start using graphics signaling SATIRE or what.
PFF NFL Podcast, 100% plagiarizing a Bill Simmons idea/column, his imaginary idea to determine the most alpha quarterback was who would you throw the car keys to, and this alpa-ness represented at least 50%of what was required to be a quarterback. Those that know, know. Mind you this article probably came out at least 15 years ago and probably can't be found, but this is definitely plagiarism. Thanks for the great content even if it is "stolen" from someone else.
I'd prefer Fautanu to Alt, considering the Bears QB is going to be 6'1", and Fautanu's versatility being able to play all 5 positions on the OL. Fautanu almost guarantees the Bears can put their best 5 on the OL, even in the event of an injury.
I always chuckle when evaluators equate “freaky athleticism” with the ability to move from an edge role to a MIKE role, as Brugler did with Turner. Playing off-ball has more to do with instincts, block shedding, and recognition in coverage and against the run than athletic profile. See TJ Edwards lol.
What does this comment even mean???? Seriously. Are you "hard of writing"? 😂😂😂 Dane does eeeeendless radio and audio if you're referring to the blind and/or illiterate. Odd stuff, modern times.
Blah, blah, blah. The Draft clearly takes too long to come around. It should be earlier to cut out all of the waffle lol. If it were, the media could really get into the actual selections, rather than the dragged out speculation.
I think the safe choice for my Chicago Bears are to either take Nabers or Alt (if they fall), or trade down. That said, you might have heard of another safe choice, Fabric by Gerber Life is good insurance for your family. 😁
I hate this talk of this top golf alpha talk. Tons of these guys could be alphas that the meetings but sucked on the football field. Its all hindsight. U also get that alpha mentality by being good.
“Draft fatigue” has officially set In on this channel. Finding the “Alfa male” at a top golf is a hilarious premise. 30 kids sorry.. young adults at a fuckin top golf. I can’t blame you guys for that but bald guy I don’t know your name sorry I’m sorry.. your analysis of this was what? Idk bc your co host bailed you out when your “point” became oblivious. A Lord of the fly’s reference dropped like what you were saying was so profound lol.This wasn’t food for thought nor did it distinguish its self from everyone else that will post their opinion. I’m running out of room but I love the channel But this one was a miss bc of open ended points that are just out of touch with reality
It’s surprising how much pseudoscience is used by these billion dollar companies use to assess multi-million dollar athletes. Reminds me of the “ugly girlfriend” comment in Money Ball.
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PFF is having their own Top 30 visits this week 🔥
Top Golf discussion is the best content you've made in a while
"We are not going to discuss quarter backs" 😂😂😂😂 40mins top golf alpha qb test. Loved it tho
First Simms, who is the man, then Sullivan, now Brugler. You guys are killing it with the collabs!
Calling simms the man is a take
@@dylanedelman4179 He is the man
@@dylanedelman4179he’s certainly entertaining whether you think it’s due to outrageous takes or good analysis
Chris Simms: the man 😂
Chris Simms isn't as big a nitwit as his father. He's about as good as he was as a quarterback. That is about as positive as I can get with him.
How I’d love to be a fly on the wall during the Wentz Goff alpha-off
Sam's 100% right that Vince Young wins the Top Golf experiment by a landslide
Loved the Alpha talk, but Its definitely Matt Leinart
Nah, Vince Young is arguably the best college QB of all time. People gravitate to that heavy
top golf experiement doesn't work in 2017 when everyone loves Trubisky and Watson and makes fun of Mahomes for sounding like kermit
this discussion was super interesting
The problem with the Top Golf test is this: Do you need the guy who they gravitate to when they've just met and haven't spent a lot of time together, or the guy who they'll follow for years? First impressions are big, but they're not everything.
Another factor is that some of these guys will know more of the other players already than other QBs. Penix might know a lot of the guys from the Senior Bowl, for instance.
re: Brock Bowers. "As a GM, you better trust your play caller to use a guy like this", yet many including Brugler himself are mocking him to the Jets
Aaron Rodgers can make it work… as soon as he’s out though, the offense ceases to exist lol
The vast majority of assistant coaches ARE better soldiers than generals. That's a demonstrable fact. Which only suggests that Bill was more important to the success of the team than head coaches who have assistants who succeed as head coaches.
Exactly. Bill deployed them to the limit of their capacity. A person who is good at a discrete task or even a contained strategy isn’t necessarily good at building master strategy, performing multiple tasks simultaneously, or preparing their personnel to perform at the highest level. As such, being a good OC in Belichik’s system - or any system - doesn’t make you HC material by default. And Belichik doesn’t deserve criticism for prioritizing optimal cogs for his machine over multidimensional talents built for greater things.
Having all 30 visits the like last week all together sounds like an absolute nightmare.
30 visits don’t count for prospects that are considered“local” by the NFL through either college or high school.
For the Chicago Bears a “local” college is Notre Dame
In my head canon, ben johnson heard this top golf plan and immediately took his name out of consideration
When I heard about Washington's evil plan, I 100% wanted to hear you guys take on it.
You did not disappoint!
Michael Penix Jr. would definitely win the Top Golf experiment.
Is that E from Entourage 😂
Alpha test winners of the last 20 years
2024: J.J. McCarthy
2023: C.J. Stroud
2022: Sam Howell
2021: Trevor Lawrence
2020: Joe Burrow
2019: Kyler Murray
2018: Lamar Jackson
2017: Deshaun Watson
2016: Jared Goff
2015: Jameis Winston
2014: Jimmy Garoppolo
2013: Geno Smith
2012: Andrew Luck
2011: Cam Newton
2010: Colt McCoy
2009: Matthew Stafford
2008: Matt Ryan
2007: Kevin Kolb
2006: Jay Cutler
2005: Alex Smith
No way Jimmy G beating Johnny Manziel in any alpha competition. This isn't a beauty pageant
@@noahtetreault3859 Cutler in 06 is madness too. VY hands down. Cutler's own teammates hated him, though that;'s admittedly more in the NFL.
Famous Jameis ain't winning shit. Dude was nabbing lobsters from Publix. Players aren't gravitating to thar. Kolb and McCoy weren't liked by their own teams. But it's all pointless because the real answer is golf is an individual sport. No one's playing nice or being beta.
@@noahtetreault3859 going out with a ykw star bumps you up
I have been saying that McCarthy might go ahead of Maye or Daniels and now we have the 100% accurate Alpha Top Golf test confirming it.
Dane is the best… glad yall had him on
the Top Golf Alpha Test (TGAT) works very well and always has been the go-to mindset of the non-quantitative community. It's also why executives of a certain age never could see leaders of a certain shade of melanin, since they hadn't seen such representation to base an alpha profiling off of. They ign'ant! LOL But now we have a better sense of what plays and what doesn't in locker rooms and see leaders across race pretty easily, having been given decades of representation to base opinion off of.
Caleb, Daniels, Penix, JJ, Drake, Nix, Milton, Spencer, Pratt is the TGAT rankings I have for '24.
Austin Gayle over Renner in the Alpha test ? Are you out of your mind? Renner runs away with that thing, unless Cris counts.
i tend to side with steve in the controversial arguments… sam won the majority of the top golf debates
Do the Elway, Marino draft.
I could see Elway walking in and having the respect of the room, but part of that is respect for his physical gifts and competitive drive. Marino seemed to have the most natural charisma and popularity with teammates. Elway was the football alpha of the group. Marino was the social alpha of the group. Both translate to leadership. Jim Kelly would probably win most years.
I used to love Brugler’s draft guide. I haven’t been able to get it since a subscription to the Athletic became mandatory in order to get one. Such an unfair policy.
TBF to Drake re Sam Howell, the dude was like a freshman to his senior at UNC. THAT'S why. They have a big bro - lil bro relationship that would not work as a backup dynamic.
Good QBs that wouldn't have won the top golf challenge:
Justin Herbert,
Jared Goff,
Brock Perdy,
CJ Stroud?
Kirk Cousins,
Jordan Love.
Bro Vince Young wins the all decade Top Golf game..
Top Golf Alpha Test tells you what percentage of their talent they'll use, basically. Like Tebow would outperform expectations, predicted by high TGAT. VY, too. Jason Campbell too. It might not make them the best, but means unlike a Leinart or Leaf, you'll see their talents able to be applied to an NFL offense. It's a factor, not a formula.
The test needs to be called Top Alpha Golf
2018 topgolf experiment would have had Baker as consensus number 1 by a MILE
I just wanna know who Steve was calling a back stabber😂
i mean eric eager left to go to sumersports (a direct competitor) so odds are the "backstabbing turncoat" is him
@@stmaster21 But he's been on the Forecast pod as a guest since leaving, so seems unlikely...
@@matthewayre7652 its possible steve feels strongly about eric's "betrayal" while other pff folks see it as business and not personal. not saying it's a lock for eager but he does seem like the prime candidate
It's well known in the corporate world that the worst way to hire people is by personal interview. It's not opinion - it's bee studied. Picking by how guys appear to act would be no better than random.
I've been saying all draft season that this class is crazy close to the 2021 class in makeup and that we might be able to looked to the 2021 draft order vs the Consensus board to potentially predict this draft a bit. Also as a Washington fan, I'm REALLY hoping Sam is right about JJ winning the Alpha comp. To me, JJ is the perfect Goldilocks QB in this draft. His sample size is the only thing keeping him from being my QB1.
He does the important things coaches want, like playing within structure, executing a Pro-Style offense at a winning level, and avoiding sacks
BETTER than the Top 3 "High Potential" playmakers.
While also, as the youngest QB, still being a BETTER off-schedule playmaker, with higher-end flashes, than the polished guys.
Who used the Van Wilder method of sticking around 5/6 years until their experience carried them against college comp.
Even though I'm not a "Wins" as a QB stat guy, I think how good that Michigan team, as a whole is, is vastly overrated,
After JJ we likely don't see another Michigan offensive player go until the 3rd and might only see 4 off that championship offense go in the whole draft, along with about the same off the defense. Compare that to Georgia where everybody BUT the QBs were 1st/2nd round caliber players and I think that paints a picture of what JJ did for that team.
He wasn't putting up numbers, but was money on 3rd downs & played Sunday-type football every game.
I feel way better about JJ from a gut, comp level too.
Caleb is a lot like Kyler, but with a scary amount of that Johnny Maziel Arsonist Firefighter thing going on,
where a lot of the good is just him fixing the problems he caused .
Drake is like Daniel Jones with SOME of Josh Allen's upside, but ALL of his flaws, possibly slightly magnified.
Jayden is like Baylor RG3, if it took him a 5th year to break out,
Penix is like Tua meets Geno and Nix is like Kenny Pickett imitating Alex Smith.
Because of Michigan's offense, I think it's way easier to see JJ's potential.
He can execute the offense, hit all the slants, curls, outs, and digs in time, rhythm, and on schedule like Kirk Cousins, and I know it's a bold statement, but on top of that, when stuff breaks down or the team needs a play he has that athleticism and balls to crank it up from Cousins to Rodgers.
Like a more athletic, higher ceiling, younger Brock Purdy, with plenty of room for development.
If Harbaugh didn't have such a well-oiled machine,, and JJ wasn't so efficient at running it, he could have possibly raised his stock by putting out the fires he started like Caleb, Drake & Jayden, but he did his job and won games and I want that guy as my QB.
So again, I hope he out Alpha'd everyone at Top Golf, I hope Adam Peters sees the same, if we could get NE to swap up for Drake or Jayden in exchange for 35 even better.
Go start a blog man
@@Frostypower didn't realize this was that long...
@@washingtoncommandcenter5541 lol
But see it as a compliment. Go write that shit down. Get paid for it
I'd love to see the Bears trade back a bit and get either Murphy or Newton, and then trade up a bit to get Kneeland.
Caught the Seinfeld reference Steve
Rivers was better than Eli? Maybe in the regular season, what did rivers do in the postseason? Eli outplayed the goat QB+coach combo who had a perfect undefeated record until they met Eli and the NYG in the playoffs. Preposterous Steve, I’m disappointed in your QB assessment
Big Goofy would win the alpha test at PFF
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Dane---great work BUT requiring a password that does not work is TERRIBLE when someone has already paid The Athletic. Why do you need a password. Haven't you been paid by The Beast?
Okay the Top 30 Golf thing is so stupid. You guys are looking at this with the benefit of seeing the personalities of the guys who won the most in the NFL!
Who says Easton Stick or Hackenburg or whoever wouldn't have been the most charismatic guys in the room? We never got see their personalities because they never had the kind of success where we got to see them in interviews!
Two complete opposite ends of the quality spectrum with guests, going from the bottomless depth that is Simms to the peak of the mountain with Dane.
So washington is taking 30 visit strategies from the bachelorette.
Professor Big Goofy teaches PFF 101
Sounds like Billy B dodged a bullet if all this shit came out. Dirty birds always stayin dirty 😂😂
Btw the alpha test would be dominated by Caleb. 2nd I think is drake Maye. Nobody else IMO is even the best player on their own team
Not sure why you believe that, judging by the film the UNC players put out, it's hard to conclude people were "playing their ass off" for Maye.
@@denniscarney5249 without Maye that team is one of the worst in the country. One thing i think makes somebody a true alpha is the ability to put a team on his back. This talk of guys being alphas in a room is irelivant. Justin Fields was an alpha in the room and terrible on the field.
The truth is Drake is the only one IMO who is close to that caliber.
Jayden took 5 years to do it and even so he was surounded by tallent. Same with Penix. JJ has also never proved he can
@@kylebenhart3929 well, we just fundamentally disagree then. The whole damn word leadership begins, ends, and is 100% defined as the ability to LEAD others. QBs MUST be leaders. Moving on, I'm not disputing that Maye carried UNC. But, I'll say it again, I don't see anyone on that team giving 110% whatever their individual talent level. Now, as far as Fields... I'd love to know your sources because whether UGA, OSU, or the Bears, he's been a complete locker room cancer as I hear it.
@@denniscarney5249 i mean. Im a bears fan and the only reason Justin was Loved was because of his leadership. Players all loved him. Idk if you will find a single person saying otherwise. (Maybe u confusing justin woth Wilson)
As far as the others. I think you put any qb in the lsu system with a top OL and a Top Receiving unit. They look as good as daniels.
I think you could argue JJ if u want. But i dont get the feeling it was around him. It was around Harbaugh.
I also have an utter destain for any player in their 5th and 6th years and thinking they are not better simply because of experience. But thats my biased opinion of this draft class as a whole.
@kylebenhart3929 hope you got that help you needed, cuz Sheftty went and walked back his story about the tampering compensation today. You mentioned not liking "biased podcasts that waste your time" over there on the Falcons thread, but you follow that con artist who makes up random arse headlines whenever his bosses threaten to fire his unproductive ass.
Sam’s Alpha test is maybe the silliest thing i have ever listened to when i have seen people try to evaluate talent
It's literally a joke and just a fun conversation. If you honestly think I was serious when I said all i need is the alpha test and S2 I don't know if i need to start using graphics signaling SATIRE or what.
@@samuelmonson70maybe one of those ‘these are trained professionals. Dont try this at home’ type disclaimers should be added before every joke.
Why do you assume i didn’t get the joke😂
@@adubs365 your reply
PFF NFL Podcast, 100% plagiarizing a Bill Simmons idea/column, his imaginary idea to determine the most alpha quarterback was who would you throw the car keys to, and this alpa-ness represented at least 50%of what was required to be a quarterback. Those that know, know. Mind you this article probably came out at least 15 years ago and probably can't be found, but this is definitely plagiarism. Thanks for the great content even if it is "stolen" from someone else.
This guy looks exactly like JB long on the thumbnail
Commanders brought in 20 players yesterday not 30 bro
Came for analysis and got bs
2minutes in: “We’re not going to spend a ton of time talking about Quarterbacks” … 😭
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Way to get a pick of him from when he was 19 😅
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I'd prefer Fautanu to Alt, considering the Bears QB is going to be 6'1", and Fautanu's versatility being able to play all 5 positions on the OL. Fautanu almost guarantees the Bears can put their best 5 on the OL, even in the event of an injury.
I always chuckle when evaluators equate “freaky athleticism” with the ability to move from an edge role to a MIKE role, as Brugler did with Turner. Playing off-ball has more to do with instincts, block shedding, and recognition in coverage and against the run than athletic profile. See TJ Edwards lol.
Steve is a little out of touch with the culture. Nobody is Vince young’s class was touching him with the age group of his potential teammates
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Dane says he wants his work to be available to everybody yet has zero regard for those who are "hard of reading."
What does this comment even mean???? Seriously. Are you "hard of writing"? 😂😂😂
Dane does eeeeendless radio and audio if you're referring to the blind and/or illiterate. Odd stuff, modern times.
@@FantasySportsZen It's just a joke. Relax.
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Didn't Dwayne Haskins out-alpha Burrow?
No way, Burrow is all decade alpha
Blah, blah, blah. The Draft clearly takes too long to come around. It should be earlier to cut out all of the waffle lol. If it were, the media could really get into the actual selections, rather than the dragged out speculation.
I think the safe choice for my Chicago Bears are to either take Nabers or Alt (if they fall), or trade down. That said, you might have heard of another safe choice, Fabric by Gerber Life is good insurance for your family. 😁
It is not digestible with a password that does not work. I assume you do not know the problem because I hate to think you are a liar.
I hate this talk of this top golf alpha talk. Tons of these guys could be alphas that the meetings but sucked on the football field. Its all hindsight. U also get that alpha mentality by being good.
Rome Odunze to the Jets between 10 and 15
If I’m going to that Commanders Top Golf shit show I’m acting like a Beta so they don’t draft me.
“Draft fatigue” has officially set In on this channel. Finding the “Alfa male” at a top golf is a hilarious premise. 30 kids sorry.. young adults at a fuckin top golf. I can’t blame you guys for that but bald guy I don’t know your name sorry I’m sorry.. your analysis of this was what? Idk bc your co host bailed you out when your “point” became oblivious. A Lord of the fly’s reference dropped like what you were saying was so profound lol.This wasn’t food for thought nor did it distinguish its self from everyone else that will post their opinion. I’m running out of room but I love the channel But this one was a miss bc of open ended points that are just out of touch with reality
It’s surprising how much pseudoscience is used by these billion dollar companies use to assess multi-million dollar athletes. Reminds me of the “ugly girlfriend” comment in Money Ball.
There’s a slight hint of racism in these alpha assumptions
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