Mr. Scot

Pretty much. Word is they're happy with two right now but that it could get to three by Draft Day.

What's the point of smokescreening when you have the #1 pick?

So it seems

Slayton's a Giant. Pats got Smith-Shuster. So yeah, I'd say that guy doesn't know sh-t.

He's not making the decision alone. Pretty sure whoever Reich and staff settle on will be who Fitterer goes with.

Don't know if it's been mentioned here but the Giants got Slayton

If that's the ultimate choice, I'll be fine with it. I just also won't throw a massive tantrum if it turns out it isn't.

Dammit, dude

I saw that...got kinda odd

Good point Yes it does

Well if you like two guys, trading down to #2 Is a pretty safe bet you'll still get one that you want. If you like three guys, you might still be able to pull it off by trading down to #4 given that Arizona doesn't want a quarterback. You'd have to have some kind of assurance that they weren't going to trade the pick to someone who does though. (Adrian Wilson could come in handy there) It's an extremely high stakes poker game.

Also because he went to the University of South Carolina...

We might not. But that doesn't mean we aren't open to it if we get a good offer.

Joe's not the only one saying this. In fact it's pretty much what everybody is saying (even Albert Breer mentioned it). I've heard people suggest this is just a smokescreen trying to get the Texans to make an offer to trade up. My question with regard to that logic is why would they be trying to bluff the Texans into trading up if they aren't willing to trade down?

I may regret asking, but what in the living hell is that?

Speculation of course, but relevant speculation...

I'd suspect the Snyder's timing probably has a lot to do with making sure they can get out of the building with any evidence that might be used against them

I don't think there is any standard practice as far as timing. It's just whenever you decide...

Panthers were said to be needing a nickel back

Confirmed..

Yeah, we do. Both from the behind the scenes stuff and from the way things are being conducted now as opposed to how they used to be. I know some don't want to accept it (some due to preconceived notions or in your case probably because you just want to argue about it) but it's pretty obvious. I'd add that if part of your argument is taking what Matt Rhule said after his departure seriously, well...

I don't know, but if we keep up this pace I'm gonna need a couple days off to rest.

At least from what I've seen, he was arguably the best player on a bad line (kind of like Taylor Moton used to be for us). That said, Cincy apparently believes that Brown is an upgrade. My guess Is they thought they could keep Williams and just move him to another spot, but now he wants out.