MHS831

Both of our safeties can play deep in cover 1, 2, 3, 4. They can read run quickly and they take smart angles. They can cover most RBs and TEs in man. Before, we had some Willie Mays playing Center field 20 yards off the ball.

I was pumped to get him. I also think we are going to be pleasantly surprised by the TE Evans.

https://youtu.be/i3VCF1TH2G0?si=Y-Fulw2K2YOTjx48

I am sure this is somewhere else on this board, but I did not see it during the 30-second, extensive search I just completed.

Tepper does nothing for himself.

It suggests they value his skill set more than the other UDFAs, in my view, and I am not impressed with his skill set when compared to who he'd have to beat out.

SDSU corner--lean and tall. Maybe.

this is sucking, for the most part.

he is a S---come on Aaron.

I am guessing the Vandy OL Steven Losoya will be tried at C.

That is scary---they must see something I do not.

Hope not.

I would take Restrepo.

Majors from Tex would be nice--I am very curious about WIllie Lampkin from UNC. Isiah Bond did not get drafted--wow. Seth McLaughlin (Ohio St) would be nice.

I have been retired for 2 years--going back to work this summer. Trying to squeeze all of out of the tube.

This is a wish list--not signings---to be clear.

Injuries are part of it. When I was a freshman, one of the first thing I noticed int he locker room and training room was EVERYONE seemed to have a surgical scar or two. I didn't. By the following year, I had a scar from shoulder surgery. It is not that you are injury prone, it is more about how recovery prone you are.

I have OD'd on it a few times....Got humble pie put in my IV before my wife could have them put the DNR band on my arm.

In a few years, you will love this pick---smart as hell and did everything they asked him to do. His CBs at Ohio State were weaknesses, and he helped keep the defensive backs on the same page.

It reminds me of (testing your memory) Todd Marinovich, the USC QB who was so programmed and disciplined by his father that he never ate a hamburger and he was in training since he was 5. Remember that?

I only saw a few glimpses of the problem and could see it. Imagine how bad it was to keep teams away from a top QB (so people said) for 5 rounds when a QB is the most important position in football? Mike Tomlin needs a QB badly. SS visited him. And SS had no idea that he was blowing the interviews because his actions are normal to him. They have been encouraged--not just tolerated, it seems.

I will. As I said before, and some of these Huddlers could not see it--Shedeur is a product of his environment and his father's influence. I don't blame the kid, and the dad was trying to develop a top athlete and he did it the only way he knew. But without humility and reflection, a person is lost. He had never had to compete for a job before--Daddy was always there. Sooner or later, a lack of balance leads to tragedy.

I thought they got good value for the players they drafted--as for the fit in their roster, I did not look at that. Thanks for this--it helps.