Knight of God

How much you want to bet brometheus?

Its inner turmoil rearing its ugly head on the boards. A few of us were talking about the Cover 3 and how you need a certain type of safety. We said, Allen is a good stop gap, so those few of us wanted a slam dunk guy. We got Kazee, a slam dunk NB but many of us are hoping he and Poole will push for the FS position. Thing is, Allen is a fan favorite. So, any mention of Kazee is going to light some breaches even though most of us don't give a crap who starts as long as it wasn't an injury or suspension. We just want who DQ and Manuel think is the best man on the field.

Man I was in football form that night. Had my gear on sent by @JOEinPHX and was talking crap. I mean, I was in super rare form. "We didn't come to win, we came to brawl!!!" That was my battle cry whenever I played a game with something on the line. Still hurt from the Bama loss, I started seeing the similarities. I did, however, go back to watch the game. Glad I did.

Kazee got y'all scarred to lose your beautiful storyline

Not saying anything man...LOL!!!

What? I knew your post would be something like this.

I didn't evolve sir, I am still a hairy ape.

BEAST!!!

Riley and Kazee are perspective picks. They aren't "get it at the fits minute" type guys. Getting Riley is the equal to getting Mychal Kendricks one year and Eric Kendricks the next. Speed guys with instincts. Riley is a very similar player to Jones. Not as fast, but a tiny bit flashier. Jones doesn't speak, but its said Riley speaks for him. Kind of does all of the yelling and smack talk for both. They do a lot of set him up, knock him down. Where they actually feed off each other. Wonder Twins type thing. Go back and watch some Jones highlights. You'll see it. Its why people like myself couldn't see what Jones was doing. Jones is fast and Riley is twitchy. Both are strong and both hit. Both are playmakers. Riley would have changed the Saints defense and would have been one of their best players. For us Riley plays a role. People worry about his role in the Nickel. Going back to Quinn's time in Seattle, it was all about match-ups and flustering the opposing offense with change-ups. Many here thought Campbell could play safety and I have had at least one scout say, "Its likely he could." Riley brings a doggish edge to it. He is like Freeman, but on defense and he is actually a big dude. 230 isn't small. 6' 230lbs isn't someone you want coming asking, "Where is my money?" Kazee was considered one of the best defensive playmakers in the draft at CB. Had he been 6' or 190 with the same time, he would have gone in the first. He had 15 INT's in one year on a college schedule. 15 INT's. No matter what position, we are talking about a guy who can get the ball back in Ryan's hands. He had two P6 in two years but 8 INT's in 2015 and 7 last year is a lot. Even 4 is good. He is a receiver on defense.

Thank you. We need them.

And HIGH character...

I was a huge fan of his coming in. Vick-like power in his arm, Rodgers like accuracy, moves fast as heck...oh yeah...I love him.

Side note, if you know people with DC, Maryland, or Virginia license, hit our convo in the DM and I will give my email to give them if they want to work. Only send me good ones though, my people aren't playing...lol. Can't be scurred.

(shhhh...lol...we need bruh bruh to keep this up, dude is becoming disrespectful...we need that on Offense...an Offensive Offense...LOL!!!)