I'm so glad you speak for everybody in the world. Like I said at first, if my comment didn't apply to you then why reply. It's not that serious. Some are down on Taco........if that's not you then continue down the road with other important things. You beating around the bush for some argument or justification in unnecessary. It's clear you have no interest in reading or comprehending what others said because I guess the world revolves around what you think and it's all about you. Good day to you
So I'm clear on your stance: What you are saying is if Watt gets 10 sacks as a 3-4 olb this season, it stands to reason he would get that same amount of sacks playing on a different team and playing what is for the most part a completely different position?
But do you think he would be just as good in the 4-3?No. It's stands to reason he's good st rushing the passer.
Especially if Taco gets two.
Was never sold on Taco, I hope I am wrong but I think we missed on this one. Great to see Collins doing so well though.
I don't have to be at camp to not give a crap what McGinest has to say about. What's it matter to you? I know how he spins stories to report something negative when it's really not. Go away, troll.Meanwhile, you didn't see a single snap and you're questioning the guy that's actually at the camp and reporting on it.
Ain't life rich.
I love your analysisThat is good for lael and off. But not taco and def.
What? It's not about the 3-4 having a pass rush advantage over the 4-3. It's the point that your comparison is essentially assuming that should Watt have a great season, we can reasonably assume he would experience a like season playing a completely different position on a completely different team in a completely different scheme. My point is that's not necessarily true. The truth is as a 4-3 de, he would most likely be used as a passrush specialist in the early going and would hardly see the field. Furthermore, Taco and Watt are two completely different styles of pass rushers. Watt is pure speed; he's not winning with strength against any NFL caliber OL. Watt simply doesn't currently have the physical makeup to do so. Taco has the frame to carry the requisite strength to be a 3-down DE, but he will require strength and conditioning to get there. My guess is we really won't fully appreciate Taco until next year.
But do you think he would be just as good in the 4-3?
It upsets me that they were so in love with Free that they were willing to take a superior player like Leary off the field so that Free could still play.
That's a very safe guess.
But I wouldn't have any problem if Watt were here in a "specialist" role. If he's rushing the passer effectively, that's what the team needed the most.
That's literally what willie Mcginest called him on nfl network yesterday. I'm happy with taco losing against lael. We just signed him to a big contract for rt. He should be dominating.La'el Collins: Erik Williams part 2? That would be nice.
