That was a written *** whoopin'Oh, my communication was effective. You just didn't understand it. But my explanation made perfectly good sense. I can't help if your reading and comprehension levels are merely past the third grade.
You pop off but don't understand words and their meaning.
The title of the thread is "Noah Brown, the Steal of the Draft"?
The title uses an article - "The". The article "the" is specific. It only has one designation. If it were to apply to a non-specific player, it would be "Noah Brown: 'A' steal of the draft."
Therefore, the original poster, if he is being precise with language, is saying that Noah Brown will be THE steal of the draft.
So how do you measure THE steal? It would have to be a player who was taken lower but made the greater contribution or had the greater accomplishments based on his draft position.
Last year, it was Dak. Why? Because Dak was taken in the fourth round, but he had as his accomplishments:
1. Starting Day 1.
2. Leading his team to a 13-3 record, tying Roethlisberger's record.
3. Breaking Tom Brady's record for passes without an interception.
4. Winning the Rookie of the Year award.
No other player drafted lower than Dak accomplished more. Therefore, he is THE steal of the draft - at this moment.
Your argument focuses on a general definition when the phrase "The Steal of the Draft" speaks about a specific player.
That's why I said Noah Brown would have to be Jerry Rice to be the steal of the draft, especially in a draft as deep as this one. His accomplishments would have to be more pronounced than any of the players taken below him. Jerry Rice stats would just about do that.
Now, before you go running your mouth - or pounding your fingers - about who doesn't make sense, you might want to go back to school and learn grammar, vocabulary, definitions and how to use words. Because if anyone doesn't understand, it's you.
Hope that helps.
Linebackers and safeties too
Brown compares athletically to Dez and even had the same college WRs coach. He's raw due to an injury and a lousy QB.
Actually he does.
To me Brown is the big bodied WR project you hope you can mold into a usuable player. He has some traits to work with. PS candidate, a great camp may have them thinking 6 WR. If they go 6 deep somewhere he is probably competing with White for a roster spot. Brown could probably stay on PS all season. With the nature of CB's White is more likey to get poached.
Its New Toy Syndrome. You can never expect a player taken that late to beat out a contributor. But because they are new, alot of people expect him to. Andy Jones is just as likely to push them to go long at WR then Brown
I didn't disagree with your previous posts about beating out Butler, I actually think you made a pretty good point, but this shows that you don't know the player at all. The combine/pro day numbers are comparable if not better than Dezs. And as much as I hate to reference youtube highlight videos, just watch a couple of Brown, and come back and tell me that he doesn't play similar to Dez. I get the college numbers aren't there, but the raw skills are. He still needs to learn to play WR, but had he not been in such a run heavy offense at Ohio State he could have put up some solid numbers on athleticism alone.
I think Butler has a problem. Andy Jones appears to have somebody impressed. Noah Brown I see on the reserves.
Put Dez in the slot and either The Bease or Switzer outside. Count on seeing that this year.
Noah is a big guy.
hardly. A Jerry Rice type is a once in a decade player - or greater - you don't need to find that high of a player to be the steal of the draftSteal of the draft?
He'd have to have a Jerry Rice career to be the steal of the draft.
