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I ran a draft simulator 20 times using the prospects we met with and/or worked out and also combining areas of need, these guys were always available, Ogbah was the pick 65% of the time and twice DHenry fell to the second rd. I never grabbed Humter Henry as we didnt seem to show as much interest in him as the others but I can see him being the pick based on the scouting reports on him and the potential fornis tonrun a very solid 2TE set. Anyway this is a solid list and I think very spot on in terms of iur Board. Only thing I would change is to add Kevin Dodd, Incould see us grab him if he is there at 30.

I cant wait for the DEN game. Von Miller has been such a punk since (and, well, before) the SB that I cannot wait for Remmers to get another shot at him and his 70's style Walgreen's glasses. I hope Cam clowns him when he runs over him and goes in for his fourth rushing TD of the game.

Drake would be a great pick for us in the 4th if he is still there.

This^^^^ BPA and need at a position are not necessarily mutually exclusive in DG's strategy. If you look at both those factors, many of his picks make a ton of sense (ie, the BPA at an area of need). Many draft prognosticators highlight one area (area of need usually) to the exclusion of the other (BPA). Pretty easy for most people who even casually watch football to see what an area of need is for a team - DG's strength is determining talent, ie, the BPA portion of the equation, and balance it with the value of the pick for the area of need. That may mean that when you balance things out, the BPA at an area of need may not be a position that immediately jumps out to all of us (or most of us).

I love PEZ. But I love the Panthers more.

Funny a team that has unis the color of baby poo green would comment on ours. They look like an early 90's collection of Oakley advertisements. Also anyone who has been to Wash State knows they have way more than their share of mouthbreathers, inbred loggers, and mullet draped flannel wearing serial killers. Funny that bunch of knuckledragging fart-fluters would bash our fanbase. Their fans all smell like fish anyway.

I dont feel one damn bit for the ATL fairweather douchecanoe fanbase. Seriously, I hope they lose every game from here on out in epic blowouts. My year has been made because I barely see any of this assknuckles around ATL any more, the wind got sucked outta that fan base quicker than a Beacon burger blowing through an old man's colon. I have had more run-ins with these fans than any other fan base combined, I damn near took one of their heads off a few years ago for cursing out my wife (without her having said anything at all) just for wearing a Panthers jersey, in typical ATL fan fashion, when I got in his face he backed right down, then proceeded to the bathroom to insert a new tampon. They are a bunch of bandwagon hicks and ITP jizzwhistles. Plus I really despise Arthur Blank, only a truly greedy POS like him would lead the league in charges to our military to advertise in the stadium (something we do for free at BOA). But I guess he can say they lead in something besides blood spots near the modified sphincter guards on the uni pants Matt Ryan wears. Anyway, hate to tell all these clowns looking forward to the riches of the draft, but their team has way more problems than one draft and maybe some of their incredible FA moves of late can fix.

Thank you Jeremy, this is why this site is really so valuable to fans. No where else can you get inside information and photo coverage like you provide here.

The amount of panic right now on sports talk radio in Atlanta is priceless. People are already forgetting what a collosal pantload the GA Bulldogs have been in light of the Falcons today.

Definitely in the top 5 posts I have seen on here. I am not nearly the student of the game you are, but as a history buff and former major, bravo on the lead-in. Great analysis too. Thanks for posting this.

An actual sports related point here - since 2001 the NCAA has refused to allow NCAA events in SC, in theory at least this should end the ban if SC removes the flag. Non-sports related point - those who hate will hate no matter what flag flies, there are many who hate under the American flag, the Mexican flag, Iranian flag (how about all the "death to America" chants in their parliament yesterday?), etc. People make symbols what they are. If this flag offends so many, yes it should come down, but it wont end the hate from some people, and taking it down may make it worse for a while. Hopefully a better and open conversation about race happens after the flag comes down, it is one we have avoided way too long. People shouting down other people on this issue isnt the way to handle it.