Kyler was low key awful today. Missed so many throws, dropping the ball, bad grounding. Tough game but he really sucked
Welp, was fun not to be ass for a few weeks. But here we are again. Kyler was really disappointing because he played like a scared child, didn’t make any plays even the ones that were there. even with Kirk back our WR core is not great
I did hear yesterday on ESPN that the Dolphins were looking for a 4th for Drake and he is a pretty ideal RB for this offense I’m pretty torn because buying with this team is iffy at best but our current healthy RBs are Alfred Morris and Zach Zenner
I know. But I don’t think he will be himself again. Sanders isn’t that good and he kept getting toasted
From what I’ve seen so far him and Edmonds are so far ahead of DJ in this offense. I know small sample size. Shit might as well trade PP and DJ
Kyler and Kliff shat down their legs at the end man, so discouraging to see that. Taking 45 seconds on the 4th down. Being of a fan of this team is not fun
yeah its definitely not the defense's fault that the HC has to go for it on nearly every 4th down because he has no faith in the defense getting a stop and providing nothing on that last Bucs drive
Day 1 Cardinals fan here, can't believe anyone would say such horrible things about my Arizona Cardinals
PFF had him rated higher than Becton too “Jones put together a dominant senior season and proved he belongs in the early round conversation. He's got all the tools necessary to play tackle at a high-level in the NFL Josh Jones was a three-star recruit out of George Bush High School in Richmond, Texas back in 2015. There he also starred on the hardwood for the basketball program which was actually his first sports love. Coming out, Jones was originally committed to Oklahoma State before flipping to Houston and turned down offers from the likes of Nebraska and Missouri to play for the Cougars. Jones has one of the best grading profiles of any offensive lineman in the country over his four years at Houston. Yes, there’s the obvious caveat that he’s playing lesser competition at Houston, but his 93.2 grade this past season was the highest we’ve ever given to a group of 5 offensive tackle. He’s only allowed 18 pressures on 1,282 pass-blocking snaps over the past three years. He’s earned pass-blocking grades over 88.0 each of the past two seasons. Maybe the most encouraging thing though was how massively his run-blocking grade improved this last season from 62.8 in 2018 to 92.7 in 2019. When someone says a prospect is ‘raw’, that can mean a number of different things. To me, it means that his technique is not up to snuff for what it needs to be in the NFL for a number of key areas. From that perspective, Jones certainly qualifies as raw. On the other hand, people sometimes use raw as a synonym for ‘not currently good at football’. From that perspective, Jones is in no way raw. I love the raw prospects like Jones who can improve a lot technically but are still dominating on the football field regardless. When he finally gets some stable NFL coaching, look out. POSITIVES Some of the best independent hand usage in the class. Varies punches and timing Very comfortable playing on the move or in space. Natural athlete Locks into shoulder pads extremely well. Always looking to engage even in pass pro Height/length/athleticism to stay at tackle in NFL Four years of starting experience in a pass-heavy offense NEGATIVES Pass sets need to be rebuilt. Basically just walking backward out of stance Carries hands low in pass sets and leaves his chest open Not a ton of true pass sets in Houston’s offense. Only 35 through five games. Tendency to play high in the run game. ROUND PROJECTION Round 1 NFL PLAYER COMPARISON Jawuan James BOTTOM LINE Jones’ dominant senior season has pushed him all the way into the Round 1 conversation. He’s got the tools and performance to be a starting NFL tackle for a long time”