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  1. #805

    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Silver View Post
    You know what they say...



    I guess that in context this is an argument that Boykin will become a star.





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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by RevBarnes View Post
    I guess that in context this is an argument that Boykin will become a star.
    More likely to have his ass burned and then have a toilet dropped on him if you want to get into the context of what happened to the man who was told to leave.






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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by Culex View Post
    Can't imagine this thread goes very many more pages before getting closed at this point. I think we're all in consensus that we're sticking a fork into boykin
    So you're saying I should start Duvernay for fantasy this week?

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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    I wish we had more draft capital, because I'm not sure there is anyone out there attainable with what we'd be willing to trade that would be better than Boykin. I doubt EDC is giving up anymore 2021 picks, particularly a 1st-2nd rounder.





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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by G54377 View Post
    I wish we had more draft capital, because I'm not sure there is anyone out there attainable with what we'd be willing to trade that would be better than Boykin. I doubt EDC is giving up anymore 2021 picks, particularly a 1st-2nd rounder.
    Dez will take his job.





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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by G54377 View Post
    I wish we had more draft capital, because I'm not sure there is anyone out there attainable with what we'd be willing to trade that would be better than Boykin. I doubt EDC is giving up anymore 2021 picks, particularly a 1st-2nd rounder.
    No one may want to play this game, but I am curious. What is the most you would be willing to give up, draft capital (2021 and/or 2021) and/or players, for each of the WR listed below? For this Gedankenexperiment, ignore salary cap considerations. “None”, of course, is an acceptable answer. I have tried to limit the list to names that some posters or pundits have said might be available at a price that could be reasonable to a team in the Ravens position, but feel free to add write-ins.
    1. Julio Jones
    2. A.C. Green
    3. Michael Thomas
    4. Allen Robinson
    5. Kenny Golladay
    6. Marvin Jones
    7. Curtis Samuels
    8. Dante Pettis
    9. John Ross
    10. Randall Cobb
    11. Alshon Jeffrey
    12. Jamison Crowder
    13. Robbie Anderson
    14. Will Fuller
    15. Adam Thielen
    16. Darius Slayton
    17. Michael Gallup
    18. D.J. Clark, Jr.
    19. Sterling Sheppard
    20. Golden Tate
    21. Kenny Stills
    22. Andy Isabella
    23. Christian Kirk





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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by edromeo View Post
    I've never experienced this before.
    Being attacked for merely posting and discussing film and having the gall to disagree with the people that haven't watched the film as closely.

    I guess i'm supposed to agree that bOyKinS suX?

    Get outta here with that mess.
    It's the dumbest thing ever.

    If you don't want to take a close look at the film then don't.
    But damn let the people that want to discuss the film do so in peace.

    Start a thread call the Boykin's haters ball.
    Promise i'll never post in there.
    Actually a lot of people just disagree with your assessment of the film and you just reply condescendingly. But ok





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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by L. G. Dupre View Post
    I am curious. What is the most you would be willing to give up, draft capital (2021 and/or 2021) and/or players, for each of the WR listed below? For this Gedankenexperiment, ignore salary cap considerations. “None”, of course, is an acceptable answer.
    No way to be precise on something like this. I'll just take a general "tiers" whack at it:

    1. Julio Jones – A lot
    2. A.J. Green – None
    3. Michael Thomas – A lot
    4. Allen Robinson – Some+
    5. Kenny Golladay – Some++
    6. Marvin Jones – Some
    7. Curtis Samuels – Some
    8. Dante Pettis – Some I guess, but isn't he a free agent? Or is his availability just a rumor?
    9. John Ross – None
    10. Randall Cobb – None, but I'm worried it's a snap judgement and I should look closer at him
    11. Alshon Jeffrey – None
    12. Jamison Crowder – Some
    13. Robbie Anderson – Some
    14. Will Fuller – Some
    15. Adam Thielen – Some
    16. Darius Slayton – Some
    17. Michael Gallup – Some
    18. D.J. Chark, Jr. – Some
    19. Sterling Shepard – Eh. More than "none". Some-minus
    20. Golden Tate – Some
    21. Kenny Stills – Not much
    22. Andy Isabella – None
    23. Christian Kirk – Some, or more





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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by JonAB View Post
    Actually a lot of people just disagree with your assessment of the film and you just reply condescendingly.
    I haven't seen anyone engage with Ed on the film. They just say "Boykin sux and stop talking about film cuz I don't want to hear it."

    (A broad generality, of course.)





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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by JimZipCode View Post
    I haven't seen anyone engage with Ed on the film. They just say "Boykin sux and stop talking about film cuz I don't want to hear it."

    (A broad generality, of course.)
    Broad to the point of being false.

    Most of us are taking a wait and see attitude (acknowledging the good but pointing out where the film reveals issues) Broadly speaking, the reaction to us pointing out these issues is, "stop saying Boykin is a bust, you're clearly not looking at the film."

    And so we go 'round and round.

    Even Edr says he needs more reps, so why this thread keeps getting pushed to near 1000 comments--as if there is a correct conclusion to be made at this juncture on his level of play--is vexing.





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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by L. G. Dupre View Post
    No one may want to play this game, but I am curious. What is the most you would be willing to give up, draft capital (2021 and/or 2021) and/or players, for each of the WR listed below? For this Gedankenexperiment, ignore salary cap considerations. “None”, of course, is an acceptable answer. I have tried to limit the list to names that some posters or pundits have said might be available at a price that could be reasonable to a team in the Ravens position, but feel free to add write-ins.
    1. Julio Jones
    2. A.C. Green
    3. Michael Thomas
    4. Allen Robinson
    5. Kenny Golladay
    6. Marvin Jones
    7. Curtis Samuels
    8. Dante Pettis
    9. John Ross
    10. Randall Cobb
    11. Alshon Jeffrey
    12. Jamison Crowder
    13. Robbie Anderson
    14. Will Fuller
    15. Adam Thielen
    16. Darius Slayton
    17. Michael Gallup
    18. D.J. Clark, Jr.
    19. Sterling Sheppard
    20. Golden Tate
    21. Kenny Stills
    22. Andy Isabella
    23. Christian Kirk
    Galloday is worth a 1. Isabella is worth a 4th





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    Re: A closer look at Miles Boykin

    Quote Originally Posted by Shas View Post
    ...
    Most of us are taking a wait and see attitude (acknowledging the good but pointing out where the film reveals issues)
    Lol, what you say above isn’t even a remotely true summary of this thread.


    Quote Originally Posted by Shas View Post
    ...Broadly speaking, the reaction to us pointing out these issues is, "stop saying Boykin is a bust, you're clearly not looking at the film."
    Man, it’s hard to give you the benefit of the doubt in regards to how you interpret this thread. But what you have said is so far from the truth that this take seems to be a purposeful misrepresentation.



    Quote Originally Posted by Shas View Post
    .. Even Edr says he needs more reps, so why this thread keeps getting pushed to near 1000 comments--as if there is a correct conclusion to be made at this juncture on his level of play--is vexing.
    Lol, you’re upset this thread keeps going? Yet you keep posting in it.

    The point of this thread is to assess the film. PERIOD. The only correct conclusion possible is an accurate assessment and discussion of the film. And that was happening prior to the troll onslaught. And i will continue to discuss and assess the film.

    How people react to film discussion is their problem.





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