Originally Posted by Chromeburn (Post 194399)

It just showed their final grade and stats. But we now know the jags put a higher grade on Philips despite the concussions over Kwity Paye. So you get some insight into what they value and do not. For a new administration I wouldn’t want that out. Come draft time next year teams may know what they value better and can out maneuver them for players they like. That’s the biggest consequence I can think of.

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 194405)

They seem to have a higher value on floor than a lot of teams, amongst them the Colts. Valuing floor is the quickest and easiest way to arrive at Phillips over Paye, as Phillips is a lot more polished and technically sound coming into the league than Paye is, especially when it comes to pass rush.

Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 194423)

The dude's floor is out of the league after one good hit and concussion.

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 194428)

He's unlikely to continue with the shit luck like getting run over by a car.

Originally Posted by rcubed (Post 194450)

Really?

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 194463)

Yes, I highly doubt he gets run over by a car again. That was how he got one of the 3 concussions he got.

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 194463)

Yes, I highly doubt he gets run over by a car again. That was how he got one of the 3 concussions he got.

Originally Posted by Butter (Post 194468)

:cool:

Not a car, but NFL linemen take hit to the head on the regular, it is a legit concern with him.

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 194405)

They seem to have a higher value on floor than a lot of teams, amongst them the Colts. Valuing floor is the quickest and easiest way to arrive at Phillips over Paye, as Phillips is a lot more polished and technically sound coming into the league than Paye is, especially when it comes to pass rush.

Originally Posted by Chromeburn (Post 194483)

The problem with concussions is the more you get the more susceptible you are to getting them.