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Jack Quinn outproduced Krebs in 53 less games. 18yr old Zach Benson just outpeoduced Krebs. You can keep Krebs as a depth piece but pencil him in to your 3rd line center seems unwise. You should at least get a real 3rd line center because if Krebs fails it won't matter and if he succeeds, you gain depth.

Weird response. They have a bunch of dead cap they need to clear. Next offseason then can go superbowl again. That's just reality.

This is going to be a reset year.

I think some of you are missing the point of Coleman. He's got good hands and a good vertical. He's literally the guy Josh can use to say "f it, Coleman down there somewhere" and heave.

He can also pull very effectively. You don't end up as Georgia's starting center under Kirby Smart for 3 years of you're not good. Smart very much emphasizes having good o and d lines.

I think y'all will like Van Pran.

Honestly, if he catches worthy, he'd probably break him with 1 tackle.

Asked my draft guy about Coleman and he said: "If he could bail Jordan Travis out, Josh Allen will have no problem."

Allen wanted Kincaid too

Wait wait wait, this guy who is supposedly "slow" had the fastest gauntlet time?

Like, melting down? Any specific reason?

Big Novikov fan. He's got top 4 potential all day.

I would trade just about any prospect we have and have no issue trading our #11 overall pick.

If there are 32 teams, and each team has a least 12 forwards, that means there are 384 forwards if all teams were playing give or take a few. That also means the top 1-96 would be the top 75-100th percentile, the 97-192 the 50-74th percentile, the 193-288 the 25-49th percentile, and the 289-384 the bottom 1-24th percentile or roughly 96 1st line, 97-192 2nd line, 193-288 3rd line, and 289 to 384 4th line forwards. While this is rough math, Zach Benson is closer to the 2nd line group than the 4th line group. Also saying someone was 201 without telling us 201 out of what? is almost useless. I graduated 201 in my class sounds terrible until I say my class was 20,000 ppl. Benson was tied for 219 out of 403 forwards who played at least 41 NHL games with 30 points. That puts him firmly into 3rd line territory. Benson was 225 in ppg (0.42ppg) which also leaves him in the 3rd line territory approaching the 2nd line threshold. Not bad for an 18yr old kid but certainly far and away above the 4th line level of production. He would need to drop about 0.1 ppg to get into the top of the 4th line land (287 overall) and if he went up a 0.1ppg would be firmly in 2nd line territory (171 overall).

Has literally nothing to do with the conversation or what happened last night at all.