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Brown Thuney Creed Long/LDT Niang

Nice!

Good pick. Hitch is gone next year. They can bring him along slowly this year.

Not if a player they covet is there.

Lol

2nd

I'll bet you are, lol.

Major reach for Turner

I had him at 21. So, yeah, the faiders reached.

Not surprised. He is the best player in the draft not named Trevor Lawrence.

Fuck espn

haha

Me either. There are some others that I would, though. For instance if Jenkins somehow gets past Tennessee, I am on the phone to NYJ and offering 58 and next years 1st. Niang can play guard. for all I care. Jenkins added to that line is FUKKING frightening.

Yes

Already signed with WFT.

Better have a few rounds for the refs.

Exactly. We were a far better team on paper than Tampa. Our first meeting proved that. Probably better than our LIV team. Injuries and a few shitty calls kept us from repeating.

Continuity with who? The entire starting oline from last year is gone, minus Remmers, who was just a spot starter.

Yep. They could afford to sign Williams to a boatload of money, but not Brown? The haters are just hating.

A 20221 5th? I can’t believe they fleeced Veach out of that one.

So we still have: 2(58) 2(63) 4(144) 5(175) 5(181) 6(207) The two 2s are enough ammo to get back into the end of round 1 also, if someone they covet falls.

Let’s see what the contract is.

That is actually not bad.

I question the fit, but will trust Veach, I guess.

It’s fairly common for disgruntled NFL players to give their teams a short list of acceptable trade destinations. However, it’s still quite rare for players to hold contractual veto power over a trade. Currently, there are only eight NFL players with a no-trade clause in their deals, as ESPN.com’s Field Yates tweets: ▪️ Drew Brees, QB (Saints) ▪️ Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, OL (Chiefs) ▪️ Jimmy Garoppolo, QB (49ers) ▪️ Jimmy Graham, TE (Bears) ▪️ DeAndre Hopkins, WR (Cardinals) ▪️ Patrick Mahomes, QB (Chiefs) ▪️ Deshaun Watson, QB (Texans) ▪️ Russell Wilson, QB (Seahawks) The Chiefs, who represent 25% of the list, furnished LDT with a NTC as a part of his contract restructure. Historically, there haven’t been many offensive lineman to secure the clause. However, Duvernay-Tardif had a bit of leverage in 2020 when the Chiefs needed extra cap room. He was scheduled to count for nearly $9 million, $6.45 million of which was base salary. Instead, he converted some of that money into a signing bonus over the remaining three years and came away with a perk typically reserved for quarterbacks. https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/the-only-nfl-players-with-no-trade-clauses/ar-BB1e4QUa