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He's a cool customer

Bryce is a bum

Coker with great hands and body control getting that second foot in

LOL. They gotta be playing for the first pick in the draft.

It was a bad play call. Instead of just saying "fug it" and do anything, we should've just punted. Canales must be feeling really secure. He's probably already gotten assurances. At least that's what he's coaching like.

X is a strong, physical receiver

Well, I guess those NFL scouts don't have clear eyes. Ward has improved every year. I don't really agree that he's still "raw as a passer" either. He put up 3200 yards his first year, 3700 last season, and has 2800 this season. He has experience in pro style offenses to boot. He's naturally bigger, stronger, and more athletic than Sanders. That's just the fact of the matter.

Dumb play call by Zac Taylor to go for it. Really dumb.

Not really a surprise. I wouldn't bet on him doing it though...having a good performance.

So many people leaning Sanders here; get with the program! "According to ESPN's Matt Miller, 'multiple' NFL scouts have Ward as the No. 1 quarterback in the 2025 NFL draft class ahead of the likes of Colorado's Shedeur Sanders, Georgia's Carson Beck, Texas' Quinn Ewers and Penn State's Drew Allar. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10140858-report-multiple-scouts-have-cam-ward-as-qb1-over-shedeur-sanders-in-2025-nfl-draft

It would be hard for me to pass up this guy...even for T-Mac

I'll take it!

I don't see why it matters. They get drafted where they get drafted. Prime is only the dad of one man, and I wouldn't draft him anyway.

Ward > Sanders

That's exactly what I'm saying. Exactly!

I doubt that. Cam Ward is who you should be looking at.

I like Pittsburgh. It's a wonderful city. Arts, culture, outdoor activities, food, relatively low crime rate for a city its size---a lot lower than Charlotte's. The cost of living is great compared to Charlotte and the Triangle as well. It just offers a lot more. The only negative is the winter weather. Pennsylvania has several cities on the best place for retirees to live.

I mean, I can see that he can be a problem on the sidelines and in the locker room, that's why Pittsburgh traded him (well that and D-Jac who has been pretty good up there with three picks and all), but the separation stats are the stats. The Next Gen stat specialists aren't analyzing for sh¡ts and giggles, and when Johnson is engaged he passes the eye test with flying colors. If he's disengaged, he becomes somewhat of a malcontent, and that's the issue.

I'm not concerned at all. Brooks is a more dynamic runner. He's faster and more explosive. He also comes into the league as a better blocker. All of these traits, especially in congruence with the blocking translate well to the NFL. The RB position is one of the best positions in general that translate to the pros from college.

It's just message board talk. I can't imagine Morgan even imagining that. We needed a serviceable LT for the better part of a decade, and then trade him away. Nah! I know some people think that he's not that good, but I know better. He's been inconsistent for sure, but his needle is on the way up. Even if we draft another LT by chance at some point, we need to keep Ickey because he's a solid lineman overall.

I don't even think that he'd be on the table under any scenario. Probably not Horn or Brown either.

I don't know that Daniels is absolutely better than Williams, and I don't think anyone does. That's just talk at this point. I'm not a Sanders person either. At this point I'm not a Beck or a Ewers person either. I am a Cam Ward person. He's the only QB I'd take at the top of the draft.

Exactly. We'll have to see what's offered at the time and make our decision from there.

Even if we don't ultimately trade back, the best QB may not be at the top, but damned good ones are. Caleb Williams may end up the ROY yet, notwithstanding Daniels. I'm not sure that Tepper won't trade back if that's what's in the long term interests if the franchise. He's tired of losing as much as we are. I don't think it has anything to do with being the talk of the town either. He's almost assuredly beyond that. I'm not saying that trading back is even the best option, but what I am saying is that being at number one opens up more options than being at two or three. That's just the fact of the matter.

We need the top pick.