MHS831

Small school question could be about an OL--there are several that I like: NDSU Northern Iowa Miami of Ohio Marshall Wisconsin Whitewater or whatever

I used to despise him (because I despise both the U and Dallas) but I can't imagine a better time than fishing and talking football with that man. There are no better coaches, that is for sure.

tossing around the idea for a Zoom on days 2 and 3 of the draft. Why has nobody ever suggested it? Why am I always the one with my neck out while you sissies behind momma's skirt start heckling the risk takers? Where was I--time for my pudding. bye.

I think Rhule recruits on Ancestry.com

I think we have to look day 3, and the DT crop is terrible. I am thinking of breaking out my old birdcage helmet and seeing if my agent is still alive. (Full disclosure: I never had a birdcage helmet or an agent).

"BPA is, for the most part, a myth. You draft to fill needs." ---MHS831, April 20, 2021 Agent Blue makes a great point about position value. Others counter with good points. I look at it on the "rarity" scale. QBs are the most rare, LTs are probably next, Edge Rushers, etc. The good OT vs great WR is a good debate question. But you have a good OT (Think Moton or his equal on the left side, maybe?) and a great WR (think Julio Jones). Yes, LT is the hardest position to find, but does it make your football team better that Jones? Hard to say because one keeps your $35m QB standing so he can throw passes to Jones, while the other makes plays that win games. What makes the NFL salary cap so great is the fact that it is the biggest equalizer in sports. You have to choose, and those choices create weaknesses and strengths on every team. So while a LT is difficult to find, WRs can win games. It is really a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation. But if the players are equal-- If we draft a Chase or a Waddle I won't be mad, but if we leave Sewell on the board to do it, I will be.

I forgot about Ivey. We are, at least on paper for now, stronger on the OL than we were last year, and that means LT and LG. I think this draft is terrible for DTs, but I think the OTs are incredible. In addition, I want a stud WR because we are not as set as it seems at WR, contractually. I am really anxious to see what Elflein does because I think he might be decent to good. LT is still a concern---which is why we go there early.

Here is a rumor that is based on truth: The Patriots have been doing a ton of research on Kellen Mond. Discuss. 15? I think so. second round if not 15. Popcorn.

If we draft Sewell, we have to go CB and WR next---don't we? You could argue that S is a bigger need that CB now?

Lotta teams need a good backup, and Teddy is that. Tampa Bay? Pittsburgh? New England if they dont get Mond at 15 like I think they are? Miami? Detroit? I could go on

Say what you want about Smith, but they make a good cup of coffee there.

MORE therapy in my case. I had Atlanta trading back and drafting Mills in the second round. Perfect spot behind Ryan. Brady is another good spot for him.

I posted my mock yesterday and we have some similarities. Great minds? Get therapy? You will go either way on that one- My bold prediction: Mond at 15. I also had Asante Sam at 29, i think.

Listen buddy, I was in the zone! I can't explain it. It is like being possessed! (I was predicting, not GMing---would miami move back if they saw Jones go to SF and a trade up with Atlanta and then Chase going Bengals? maybe. Its fluid and complicated. I was just trying to put together what fans were saying on different boards and needs assessments---and I wanted to engineer some trades. I am SO waiting for your mock, Old Ham.!!

I tend to go back and look at what they said about players in the 2018 draft, for example. Not that they are any smarter at identifying talent that GMs and scouts--and they blow it in round 1 about 47% of the time, so who knows? The best thing for me to do is read multiple sources and find similarities. Some are patterns, some are parroted comments from social media. Hard to say--

I am not either, but I bet the man that paid him $10m for 2 years might think differently. Still, this is a solid OT draft, so we are dumb not to get one.

Lotta this is what I have been saying. You have to read the tea leaves--although i think they are hoping Darnold is the guy, and I think he will be better.

If I am Teddy, I laugh out loud, sit on the bench or get cut---and brag about how I played 15 games and got paid $40m.

Harris has met with: #Titans, #Patriots, #Cardinals, #49ers, #Texans, #Panthers, #Giants, #Jets, #Rams & #RaidersNot surprising to see the Cards on the list

That is good news. I really have not looked to see about him---did not know what we have.

You will laugh, you will cry. You will call a friend to spread the news. But MHS has figured it out. He's in the know, even when referring to himself in 3rd person and using a fake name. Picks 3-5 tell the story of this draft, so I did some research on those message boards to see what is trending. Here is what I know: Everyone is projecting Fields to SF, it seems, but Jones is going to SF (I am about 75% sure, so bet the mortgage on that baby) Atlanta really likes Pitts and will do what they can to take him, yet they want a QB and want to trade back as well. So how do you trade back, get a QB, and draft Pitts? I show you how they will do it. (Spoiler Alert: They trade back with Denver to 9 so the Broncos can get Fields, then back up with Detroit at 7). Cincinnati is going Chase, WR, and they will count on the OT depth to get the T they need after they get the player their QB wants. Remember, the WFT wants a QB and they have a coach who won every other year with a franchise QB--so he will be begging for a QB. Lance, the man they love, is the next QB available, and they gotta move after Atlanta deals with Denver. Hurney does what his coach says. They will pounce. I show you how. (hint: Dolphins keep acquiring draft capital). Detroit is desperate for a WR, and Goff needs a target. They love Waddle, and with Chase gone, they can move back to 9 and get Waddle, Smith Jr, or a T at 9 while adding a third rounder. They do it, leaving Sewell on the table for the Panthers. SECOND ROUND: This pick may startle some of you into gasping. Some may frolic. Others may puff into a paper bag. I have not read any mentioning of this weapon, but if you want that slot WR, he would be a good un. THIRD ROUND: A CB with Size and a lot of upside, Rhule got to see him at the SR Bowl. Think about Evans and Jones--the big WRs we can't stop. Now we can. BALLSY PICKS: New England takes QB Kellen Mond at 15. Green Bay takes CB Asante Samuel Jr at 29. Falcons take QB Davis Mills in second round at 35. # Team Draft Pick COMMENTS 1. Jaguars Trevor Lawrence QB, Clemson Yawn. 2. Jets Zach Wilson, QB, BYU Yawn. 3. 49ers Mac Jones, QB Alabama That’s right. Not a misprint 4. TRADE: Broncos (from Atlanta) Justin Fields, QB Ohio State Broncos have been quiet about Lock, for a good reason: Trade 1st, 3rd, and 2022 1st for #4 overall. 5. Bengals Ja’Marr Chase, WR LSU Tackles in second; QB wish granted 6. TRADE: WFT (from Miami) Trey Lance, QB NDSU WFT moves up for the QB of the future. Trades 2021 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 2022 1st and 4th to Miami for #6. 7. TRADE: Falcons (from Detroit) Kyle Pitts, TE Florida Atlanta jumps back up to get TE Pitts before TE-needy Carolina. Trades the 3rd rounder the got from Denver to move up from #9 to #7. 8. Panthers Penei Sewell, OT Oregon 5 QBs taken before them helps Panthers land their LT. 9. Lions Jaylen Waddle, WR Alabama Lions move back 2 spots and land that WR they need. 10. TRADE: Chargers (from Dallas) Rashawn Slater, OT Northwestern Chargers feared the Giants might want Slater-Trade 3rd in 2021 and 4th in 2022. 11. Giants Christian Darrisaw, OT Va Tech Hog Mollie 4 GMen 12. Eagles Patrick Surtain III, CB Alabama Dallas wanted him 13. Cowboys (from LAC) Jaycee Horn, CB South Carolina Horn is a solid CB 14. Vikings Kity Paye, Edge, Michigan Edge was #1 need 15. Patriots Kellen Mond, QB Texas A&M Shocked? I am not. Do your homework. 16. Cardinals DeVonta Smith, WR Alabama BPA and a need- Smith falls 17. Raiders Micah Parsons, MLB, Penn State Mayock gets a gift 18. Dolphins Azeez Ojulari, Edge, Georgia Need pick 19. Dolphins (from WFT) Najee Harris, RB, Alabama Best RB in draft to help Tua 20. Bears Caleb Farley, CB Va Tech No QB or T here. Farley best value. 21. Colts Alijah Vera-Tucker, OT/G USC Need OL 22. Titans Rashod Bateman, WR Minnesota WR a need 23. Jets Greg Newsome, CB Northwestern A little help for the terrible Jets secondary 24. Steelers Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, LB Notre Dame Not a primary need, but Steelers always need LBs 25. Jaguars Trevon Moehrig, S TCU Takes best S in weak group 26. Browns Christian Barmore, DT Alabama Browns fill a huge void with best DT 27. Ravens Joseph Ossai, Edge Texas Edge is Ravens’ biggest need 28. Saints Zaven Collins, LB Tulsa One of the biggest freaks in the draft 29. Packers Asante Samuel Jr., CB, FSU Samuel has been rumored to go in the 1st, and GB needs a CB. 30. Bills Gregory Rousseau, Edge, Miami Hughes needs some help. 31. Chiefs Terrance Mitchell, WR LSU WR and OL help a must 32. Buccaneers Elijah Moore, WR Ole Miss With no new starters needed maybe a new wrinkle. 33. Jaguars Tevin Jenkins, OT Oklahoma St. QB in round 1, OT in round 2 34. Jets Jaelen Phillips, Edge Miami Big need in NY—like most positions. 35. Falcons Davis Mills, QB, Stanford QB to develop behind Ryan for a while 36. Dolphins Rondale Moore, WR, Purdue Much needed pass catcher for Tua 37. Eagles Pat Freiermuth, TE Penn St. All around TE to help Hurt develop 38. Bengals Alex Leatherwood, OT Alabama Burrow gets his T and his WR 39. Panthers Kadarius Toney, WR Florida Returner, Slot WR, reverse runner, weapon 3rd Rd. Panthers Benjamin St-Juste, CB Minnesota CB over 6-3 can matchup with the big WRs in the division. SR Bowl standout.

nearly 20 pages and he is still a Panther. Great balls of goober grease.

Not sure, but it looks like he is older than before.