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Originally posted by frenchmov:arik armstead is exhibit A on why you shouldn't give up on a player too soon but at the same time ST has a lot of work to do
Originally posted by frenchmov:
arik armstead is exhibit A on why you shouldn't give up on a player too soon but at the same time ST has a lot of work to do
Originally posted by RunFrankieRun21:
I will never forgive the front office for drafting Solomon Thomas over Deshaun Watson, ever.
Originally posted by frenchmov:Originally posted by RunFrankieRun21:I will never forgive the front office for drafting Solomon Thomas over Deshaun Watson, ever.
at least they didn't draft turbisky!
Originally posted by RunFrankieRun21:I will never forgive the front office for drafting Solomon Thomas over Deshaun Watson, ever.
Originally posted by English:Originally posted by RunFrankieRun21:I will never forgive the front office for drafting Solomon Thomas over Deshaun Watson, ever.
Well, that is your problem. Most people get over things like this.
Originally posted by English:
Originally posted by RunFrankieRun21:
I will never forgive the front office for drafting Solomon Thomas over Deshaun Watson, ever.
Well, that is your problem. Most people get over things like this.
Originally posted by RunFrankieRun21:Originally posted by English:Originally posted by RunFrankieRun21:I will never forgive the front office for drafting Solomon Thomas over Deshaun Watson, ever.
Well, that is your problem. Most people get over things like this.
Yeah Ive been abused over the years, picks like Kwame Harris, Rashaun Woods, Kentwan Balmer give me nightmares until this day
Originally posted by JustWin2019:You say that as if this isnt the norm.
Just for one example in this game, he literally hurdled a blocker on the backside of a play and ran full speed towards a back he had no chance of catching up to.
There were plays where he chased ball carriers down from 25+ yards back at Stanford.
If you want an example of him catching someone from way out this year, watch the opening drive of the Redskins game where Peterson hits Buckner's gap and bounces it outside, and Thomas, from the LDT spot, chases Peterson down all the way to the other sideline.
He played a bad game in this one because he played all but 2 or 3 of his snaps at DE. He seems to know now that he has no chance of beating an OT in pass rush and just focuses on bull rushing him...I guess to at least collapse the pocket a little and potentially help out his teammates to finish the job.
Originally posted by RunFrankieRun21:I will never forgive the front office for drafting Solomon Thomas over Deshaun Watson, ever.
Originally posted by 49erminion:Originally posted by RunFrankieRun21:I will never forgive the front office for drafting Solomon Thomas over Deshaun Watson, ever.
you meant pat mahomes
Originally posted by Thanos89:
Thomas is the ultimate tweener, not explosive enough off the edge, not big and strong enough to play inside against double teams. On the inside one on one he can definitely make some plays, and has a non stop motor, not sure he ever turns into a stud.
Originally posted by RunFrankieRun21:
I will never forgive the front office for drafting Solomon Thomas over Deshaun Watson, ever.
Originally posted by JustWin2019:
Originally posted by Thanos89:
Thomas is the ultimate tweener, not explosive enough off the edge, not big and strong enough to play inside against double teams. On the inside one on one he can definitely make some plays, and has a non stop motor, not sure he ever turns into a stud.
Uh, no. Thomas is the furthest thing you will ever find from a tweener. He is the purest DT you will ever see. He is the best player on the team at taking on double teams and the strongest player on the roster.