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Yes Bolton Cam McGrone Jamin Davis Jabril Cox Pete Warner Baron Browning All day 2 guys Of course if Zaven Collins falls you should probably smack some fuckers aside and run to the podium. Won't happen but would be really nice.

People say that because at the end of the first you're getting a player graded as a 2nd rounder usually. There are typically only 20 to 25 guys that get consensus first round grades in most years. Sometimes not even that many.

No chance? Long has been out of the game and was constantly injured for 3 straight years before that. LDT will likely start.

Next years draft is in Vegas. 2023 draft is in KC.

Seems like a smart kid. Wtf is with Baldy's finger though. That's just disturbing.

I wouldn't say he has great footwork but it sure has improved since college. What's always been interesting is how he gets the job done without much lateral agility. He really knows how to play to his length and get to his marks. Really nice.

Maybe Bill O'Brien will get another job. He'd give up 3 first round picks.

Our offense evolved way beyond WCO in 2018. Concepts are there but a lot of Spread, which is where I worry about Brown. We have some crazy deep pass sets.

As it should be. Division rivals are always more important until playoff time.

Yes but our systems couldn't be further apart. Also how does he hold up with longer pass sets and higher volume of pass sets. I haven't really studied him much other than in college and he seems like a different player now.

Floppy Tits R Us. It's over on Floppy Tits Drive. That's in the Floppy Tits District if you're planning to go. Really nice deals there. Half the price of Wal-Tits and the quality is better. You can really feel the floppiness.

I actually share that concern on Brown. He had historically bad testing coming out of OU. Like just comically bad. He can play for sure but I just don't know how he fits what we like to do.

Heresy!

Sooooo salty.

You're talking about one year, this year. And we're still in the middle of it. Next year we could be around 150 if they release Clark as a post June 1. After that we're pretty clear and the cap will start to explode. Frankly if it wasn't for the covid cap issues we wouldn't be as close even this year or next. Much ado about nothing, imo.

Are we in cap trouble? Doesn't seem like it. As you say, Clark's contract was built with an out after this year, with 40 million in cap savings over the following 2 years, leaving Pat, Thuney and CJ as our only big long term contracts. Also Kelce but his contract is a bargain and also has an easy out or restructure after this year.

I don't mind the Drob signing but his issues have always been consistency and concentration drops. That hasn't changed in all this time.

Yep, you got to see what you have in Saunders with Nnadi's contract up after this year. I agree no place for Pennel.

BTW seems, another safety you might consider who should go around the same time as Sterns is Darrick Forrest at cinci. Not quite as good in coverage but another all around good safety and plays much better in the box than Sterns. I really like both those cinci safeties but Wiggins you'd have to take higher.

I would agree with that. Light in the pants but all the movement skills Andy likes and a good blocker. Looks for trouble.

Hella good draft, seems. Tons of speed and athleticism plus they all can play. Love the value in the middle rounds with Elerson, Rochell and Green. Elerson is a freak. Kinda weird to have 2 athletes of that caliber on a small school team.

Radunz is one of my favorite players in this draft and would be an outstanding pick in round 2. Hell I'd be fine with him at 31 depending on who else is available. I think he can play tackle, guard or center, so the bust potential is low. I'd probably have hedged my bets with another tackle since I think both Radunz and Niang can kick inside if they want and excel there, especially with Spencer Brown available at 94 (I'd have definitely taken Brown over Hunter Long). Great pick. He can play tackle in the NFL. Austin Watkins another one of my favorites and a sleeper at receiver. They guys does a lot of things really well. I like both of the Cinci safeties. Basham is great value at 63. Tonga would be a good replacement for Nnadi. More of a 2 down nose guy. Strong as an ox and good value at the end of round 5. Overall pretty good haul.

You can but it requires a lot of Doordash skills.

Yeah been following him for years on Twitter. Hell of a cook. Here's a link to his blog https://mitchinthekitch.blog/