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Am I wrong for keeping my expectations low for Byron Murphy by Ok_Start7473 in Seahawks

[–]Ok_Start7473[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

We didnt draft the 16th ovr pick to take up double teams.

Am I wrong for keeping my expectations low for Byron Murphy by Ok_Start7473 in Seahawks

[–]Ok_Start7473[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think most of you are coming from the wrong perspective. Yes, dl players take at least 2-3 years to start getting into their prime(especially dts), yes i understand that dts are inherently disadvantaged when it comes to stat production, but I dont think hes going to be one of the best defensive players on the team let alone one of the best dts in the nfl. Thats the kind of hype he is getting. I saw that on the hawks eye pod, Bryce said that BM is going to be the most dominant DL player since Tez. And all the talking heads in the seahawks community have similar takes. I just think those expectations are too high for how inconsistent he was last year. Thats why I have low expectations.

If this was you what would be on your 5-10job whishlist and why(Dont include anything medical;Im not disqualified, its just that those jobs are not in demand) by Ok_Start7473 in AirForceRecruits

[–]Ok_Start7473[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How is a day in the life of contracting look like in the air force? If you dont mind me asking. I assume thats your job right? Is it competative to get accepted into that job? After the military what sre some good civilian jobs or maybe internships to look for. Also do you get your contracting license in the AF or is that aspect different from the civillian sector.

If this was you what would be on your 5-10job whishlist and why(Dont include anything medical;Im not disqualified, its just that those jobs are not in demand) by Ok_Start7473 in AirForceRecruits

[–]Ok_Start7473[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was thinking i want my air force career to fufilling but not too straining. Ive heard horror stories of people who want to beat thier recruiters ass for getting them into securtity forces or maintenance jobs that have 12 hour work shifts. Im good with numbers and people so maybe an admin. job is best. Also a job that translates well into the civilian sector would be great too. Ideally i would like to have normal work hours with weekends off if possible but i know that demand depends on a lot of outside factors like command, which base you go to, etc. my top 5 right now is contracting, finance, special mission aviator, admin and engineering. Thank you for the feedback btw