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He never did here in LA though that's something to think about.Failed the conditioning test....no worries...many do.
He never did here in LA though that's something to think about.Failed the conditioning test....no worries...many do.
GRob- still confused as a blind lesbian in a fish market. :shocked:
did Fisher ever fail someone in the conditioning test? Hell LaMarcus and Mo just failed it too.....and anyone can tell those two stay in shape.He never did here in LA though that's something to think about.
I seem to remember a WR having to retake it but no not a lot of people.did Fisher ever fail someone in the conditioning test? Hell LaMarcus and Mo just failed it too.....and anyone can tell those two stay in shape.
So..... unlike Jeff Fisher and Les Snead, you learn from your mistakes.Khalil Mack was probably the BPA back then (I remember making a case for him although I wanted Watkins), and it goes to show why BPA should win out..
BPA isn't a universal thought- many teams have a different BPA= so we are playing a little hindsight here. IF GROB turned out to be an elite LT and we passed on him and took Mack- and he turned out bad- what would everyone be saying right now? Probably way worse things than now. EVERY team uses some form of BPA + need- because it only makes sense. IF you have an all world QB- and QB is the BPA- do you take him with your top pick if you have pressing needs? no chance. Nobody ignores need entirely unless they are a pretty complete team and has that luxury- very rare thing indeed. When the pick was made- most experts and posters didn't pan the pick- on the contrary most agreed with it and lauded his potential as a dominant run blocker (we were a run first team) and his athleticism to become a great pass protector. It didn't work out- you cant really see whats in someones heart and drive. That is why drafting is a nonexact science. ITs why EVERY GM has misses. JMOSo..... unlike Jeff Fisher and Les Snead, you learn from your mistakes.
BPA isn't a universal thought- many teams have a different BPA= so we are playing a little hindsight here. IF GROB turned out to be an elite LT and we passed on him and took Mack- and he turned out bad- what would everyone be saying right now? Probably way worse things than now. EVERY team uses some form of BPA + need- because it only makes sense. IF you have an all world QB- and QB is the BPA- do you take him with your top pick if you have pressing needs? no chance. Nobody ignores need entirely unless they are a pretty complete team and has that luxury- very rare thing indeed. When the pick was made- most experts and posters didn't pan the pick- on the contrary most agreed with it and lauded his potential as a dominant run blocker (we were a run first team) and his athleticism to become a great pass protector. It didn't work out- you cant really see whats in someones heart and drive. That is why drafting is a nonexact science. ITs why EVERY GM has misses. JMO
G-Rob could still have been BPA...much like @tbux says.....G-Rob will be the LT for one of the best QB's in the league...I'm pretty sure their offense will be ranked higher than ours....and on the surface his career will be saved....and we just traded a starting LT on a top ranked offense for a 6th round pick. I doesn't get much better than this:giveup:![]()
Maybe this is just another sign of how demanding McVay will be with his Players!?!did Fisher ever fail someone in the conditioning test? Hell LaMarcus and Mo just failed it too.....and anyone can tell those two stay in shape.
I bet it's like 10 sprints the width of the field, and guys that puke or cramp up can't finish the run in time. No problem, do over the next day.Maybe this is just another sign of how demanding McVay will be with his Players!?!
I could care less what "every GM said" or what any Scout said or any measurables said.Why people still don't get this is beyond me.
Fisher's parting gift to the RamsI have said it many, many times and I'll say it again.
I called the G Rob flop from two and a half miles away.
Mathews or Lewan if you needed a left tackle.
Claiming it is hindsight? That would be YOUR red herring.
I could care less what "every GM said" or what any Scout said or any measurables said.
Pass protecting is the main job of a left tackle. G Rob had no appreciable experience at that so he was too much of a risk.
Why people still don't get this is beyond me.
Fisher's parting gift to the Rams
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