Funny how they tried to clown him for being unemployed but he was always clearly the most talented analyst at PFF.

@@GuillermoCandelario-tl1swbro read the room, do you not mess with your friends this way?

The Tailgate podcast! He also has a KZfaq channel (Renner Ranks) but he hasn't posted to it in awhile. The company he was working for folded

@@michaelbeale559 thanks my bro I’ll search it out. Did a couple of search for his stuff before the draft but couldn’t find him. Thanks again.

@@michaelbeale559 thanks my bro. Didn’t know he did a podcast had tried to search him out before the draft but didn’t see anything. Thanks again

@eddierxx124 No problem, dude! He also has a Twitter account too if you wanna keep up with him that way

Renner? I barely know her..

Y'all should only be promoting Melenated QBs stop trying to hype these weak unathletic Mayo ones tho for real.

Could be. But also you take on like 1 Millionen more cap hit per season by having him as an first round pick instead of an second round pick. And 5th year options are only worth it if the guy can play which has an bad hit rate late first round.

They'll need that money more 5 years from now if he hits.

Austin received a great offer from the ringer and Renner Quit Pff. But man, was that a good tag team to have on this type of platform

I think Austin got a bigger offer, which was deserved. It also meant him moving back to the coast and out of Cincinnati. Which is huge for anyone who listened to him lol. Idk Renners full story. But I think he would've been fine at PFF but there was some disagreements. Which leads me to assume money? Not sure tho.

Tailgate is the best pod pff has ever had

@DreadPages Yeah I believe it was money. They have made several jokes about him being jobless lately lol. I'm pretty sure the joke is like hey, sorry we couldn't pay you what you wanted, but now you get paid 0? Lol

​@LawfulRaider yeah, those jokes are hilarious, fart noise 💩. Zero class. Painful type of cringe.

Did you watch him play this year?

Turn on the tape.

There's good reason. Slobbering over the ability to rack up college yards on deep balls to receivers who almost always overmatch the opponents' DBs is for rookies.

There is a huge value in having the unremarkable but steady quarterback who won't cost you games if you already have other pieces in place. Atlanta was 7-10 last season. Six of the 10 losses were by one score or less. He's not going to lead them to 13-4, but flip two of those losses (one specifically) and they make the playoffs at 9-8. With QBs like Cousins, he's going to do what he does, you're going to win what you win and your fortunes kind of depend on what happens in the league around you. You're not going to jump out to a bullet-proof division lead, but you're not likely going to be eliminated from serious contention by Week 14 either.

Why

Nah man Kirk was a fourth round pick they are in no way comparable at all if the falcons somehow got penix in the fourth no one would complain

I guess you might want to actually look something up once in awhile. Don't worry. Some of us actually do the legwork (and had the knowledge already because we lived it). The Redskins DID draft their franchise quarterback in the first round that year. His name was Rober Griffin III, who ended up being a bust/injury bust and has since proved himself to be mentally retarded every time he opens his mouth. They took Cousins in the fourth round. On a related note, one of the MAIN REASONS you don't draft a guy as old as Penix - let alone to be a backup - is because you're not supposed to have to refine the mechanics of a quarterback when he's 24 years old. Typical rookies? Absolutely. Not guys who are predicted to be 26.5 years old by the time they become your starter.

Said he had JD as QB1

*other than testicles

You must be deeply depressed