In other words, it's the greatest most excellent time of the year! A Festivus for the rest of us!
And the password is "JazzHands". Now, let's begin with the Airing of Grievances...
Saturday, December 17, 2016
Last chance, losers!
Bowl season starts today. So as of the moment this post publishes, you have a scant few hours to join the bowl pool, make your picks, and resign yourself to a big chair in front of a big screen for the next few weeks.
Thursday, December 15, 2016
Staying home.
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| Jazz Hands if you wanna celebrate! |
Big news, #DawgNation. pic.twitter.com/PBiyl4BKu2— Georgia Bulldogs (@UGAAthletics) December 15, 2016
Go Dawgs y'all!
Monday, December 12, 2016
Reminder: suits are paid for their analysis
Mel Kiper says Chubb and Michel should stay put.
I have no idea what Sony and Nick will decide. Seems a no brainer for Chubb. Despite what some analysts might say I think he's proven to be a more than capable three down back. That's what NFL scouts want to see is a running back that can not only make yards on the ground, but also hold his own in the pocket and transform himself into a receiver when necessary.
But Chubb is also the kind of person that doesn't always succumb to conventional wisdom.
Sony could also become a three down type of back for the NFL. He can certainly pick up blitzes and can be both a receiver from the backfield or the split out wide as well. But he has more to gain from returning if you ask me.
However, I would advise both to leave and start preparing for the combine and Pro Day. Kiper is right that running backs should want to be taken in the top two rounds. But there's also no other position in football that has a shorter shelf life.
If either Chubb or Michel want to make a living playing this game that they're both so talented at, they should start sooner rather than later.
"I don't think Chubb or Michel has maximized his grade yet, and another year might allow that to happen," Kiper said this week on a conference call. "This year did not allow it to happen, so if you're happy being a third-, fourth- or fifth-round pick, you come out. If you want to try and help your stock, you go back for another year."Musics to my ears! But also bad advice.
I have no idea what Sony and Nick will decide. Seems a no brainer for Chubb. Despite what some analysts might say I think he's proven to be a more than capable three down back. That's what NFL scouts want to see is a running back that can not only make yards on the ground, but also hold his own in the pocket and transform himself into a receiver when necessary.
But Chubb is also the kind of person that doesn't always succumb to conventional wisdom.
Sony could also become a three down type of back for the NFL. He can certainly pick up blitzes and can be both a receiver from the backfield or the split out wide as well. But he has more to gain from returning if you ask me.
However, I would advise both to leave and start preparing for the combine and Pro Day. Kiper is right that running backs should want to be taken in the top two rounds. But there's also no other position in football that has a shorter shelf life.
If either Chubb or Michel want to make a living playing this game that they're both so talented at, they should start sooner rather than later.
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