Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:Originally posted by CharlieSheen:Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:Originally posted by NYniner85:Originally posted by mayo49:Why? You confuse me sometimes.
Moving him makes zero sense. I agree with you
Moving your son makes perfect sense from an objective professional football business perspective, but 0.00000000000% sense if you cling to a subjective faith in the unproven productivity of a poorly performing asset:
[1] Cut Your Losses - Shanalynch was forced by ownership to draft TL, that is the only scenario that makes sense, they knew they had to play him a sufficient amount to expose the ruse pick for what it is, and to demonstrate to the world the folly of their unforced error, a total blunder by ownership void of football acumen... prudent business managers ruthlessly cut their under performing assets and TL is no exception... he must must cut loose to free resources
Stopped reading right there. It's verifiably false according to the only pieces of actual evidence available (as opposed to blind speculation from "sources"). I'd list the things I'm 99% you believe, things that lack any evidence at all but just fit nicely into a stQry, which is why peQple believe these things, but it's against the rules to list them here. HQwever, I can be Quite certain because you seem to clearly believe sQmething simply because it has weak explanatQry power rather than because the EVIDENCE suppQrts it, willfully ignQring Qther explanations which fit the evidence better because they dQn't have as exciting and cQntrQversial a stQry as the Qne you prefer.
There is no evidence Kyle was forced to draft anyone, and all the actual evidence suggests he chose Lance because of what Josh Allen and Mahomes did to us. Most likely due to a desire to incorporate the QB run into his offense to achieve "positionless football," and there's a chance he was convinced by Lynch, after Lynch probably said, "I told you so" about Mahomes, but that's... SPECULATION, so I'm not going to sit here and state it as fact.
If you listen to Kyles interview it does sound like he needed to be convinced. I don't think he was forced, but it doesn't seem like they were all in agreeance from the start. Come draft day though they all agreed on Trey
Oh, you mean the Kyle who sent John Lynch a highlight reel cut up of Lance in winter? If you listen to the interviews, he liked all three of the guys and was deciding until a week before the draft.
Yes that Kyle. The one who was convinced by Trey the person more than Trey the football player. He wasn't sold on Trey, it took some time
"the more I got to know the guy, the more I got to find out some stuff about him, the more I believed in what I didn't see and what I believe we will see"