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Dee Winters with a 4.58 Hmmmm....

I've bashed the poo out of Sam Darnold but I honestly would not mind him at all in a backup role. Seems like a good dude. Seems like a good teammate. He can play well in spurts but struggles with consistency over the long haul. Sounds like a solid backup QB to me.

Trenton Simpson 4.50 Nice

4.50 Nice

4.59 Nice

Will Anderson with a relatively pedestrian 4.69 for a guy with #1 overall talk.

The TX LB Overshown is a guy I have my eye on in the midrounds. Curious to see how he looks.

Because the drop off after them is steep.

Shaq Thompson being discussed as a top candidate in the NFL to be a cap casualty.

They won't stop gushing about how impressive it was that Nolan Smith was upset with himself about his 4.44 40 time. Can you believe it? He ran 4.44 and he's UPSET about it! Wow!!! Meanwhile, no one wants to mention that he sat on that time. He elected not to take his second run. So was he REALLY disappointed? LOL! 4.44 is FLYING, but I can do without the theater. If you're truly disappointed, run again.

If Fitterer tries to draft a RB in the top 10 after trading away CMC he should be fired on the spot. Dan Morgan, your pick.

Please no more 1st round RBs.

Agreed with all of this, except I loved Nirvana. I honestly wasn't a big fan of Nevermind. It just felt way overproduced to the point that it was no longer Nirvana. It was what a marketing machine would want Nirvana to be. Bleach and In Utero were their best studio albums and both From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah and Unplugged were GREAT live albums capturing the two extremes that they were capable of. And yeah, Blind Melon was fuging awesome. "Change" is one of my favorite '90s songs, period. Nirvana, Soundgarden, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains were clearly the cream of the crop of the grunge era, but STP honestly wasn't far behind and may have closed the gap even more had Weiland not gone drug riddled insane and tried to transform himself into David Bowie.

I'm not sure if Duggan is an NFL QB at all. I'll be shocked if he's ever anything more than a backup.

Fitts whole thing is "in on every deal". Reich said they'd look at every possibility at QB. So yeah, I would honestly expect them to inquire about Rodgers. Do I expect Rodgers to be a Panther? Well, this would be my reaction to us acquiring Aaron Rodgers...

It blows my mind that people watch anything on ESPN other than live sports. All that other poo is like The View, but for washed up former HS jocks.

I would be absolutely shocked if we both traded up to draft a QB AND signed Derek Carr. I definitely think those two scenarios are either or.

Not surprising. I expected opinions to vary pretty wildly.

Can he play football at an elite level? The NFL has a long history of looking the other way on pretty much anything and everything else if you can.

He terrifies me.

Hopefully Frank told him, "Listen, dumbass. Roll with Howell. If that moron Rhule would've drafted him last year we'd be looking at other positions."

Oh, I fully get that for sure.

I don't want him, but I've been wrong about QB prospects before (Allen and Herbert). If we draft him I'm just gonna hope I'm wrong again.

This is one of those situations where I really wish the draft happened prior to FA. How bad would it suck to sign Carr to a massive deal and have Stroud slide into our lap a la Justin Fields?