Malik Nabers

[Philosophers]

Get him 10-12 opps every week.  That's why we drafted him.  Not a hood ornament.

[B1GBLUE]

This is Dalvin Tomlinson erasure!

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knew i forgot one. makes my point even stronger lol

[todge]

I agree, Joe; he looked the part...I'm happy with this pick.  Now, can we throw the ball consistently beyond 10 yards?

As long as teams continue to play two high safeties, the answer is no. Kiper just publicly called out the NFL to ban that defense because the exciting long pass is becoming a dinosaur.


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[uconnjack8]

It's pretty easy to get a team to stop playing two high safeties.......Establish the run. 

[MightyGiants]

https://x.com/DanSchneierNFL/status/1838238932909146420

[MightyGiants]

https://x.com/art_stapleton/status/1838217385330819276

[Bob In PA]

https://x.com/art_stapleton/status/1838217385330819276

Rich: Art is correct.  It's NOT as simple as it sounds, or everyone else would be doing it. Bob

[Philosophers]

As long as teams continue to play two high safeties, the answer is no. Kiper just publicly called out the NFL to ban that defense because the exciting long pass is becoming a dinosaur.


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Two high safety has been in vogue for decades and teams successfully employed vertical routes.  The problem I think is that QBs rarely do 7 step dropbacks anymore which gives WRs time to get deep (provided OLs provide that time).  The actual movement of moving farther back then stepping up to throw from a longer step back allows for longer balls to fly.  Try throwing a 60 yarder from a pistol drop versus a 7 step drop and it is night and day different in difficulty.