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At this point Cam should be a backup, and he might return in that capacity imo. The good news is that we've built what should be a good o-line, and we didn't do anything stupid like trading away future picks. Now if Sam poops the bed we can draft a top QB prospect in 2023. Everything in limning up nicely, and if Fitt can resist his disastrous impulses to trade away future picks to get back into this draft then we'll have hit a home run. Don't trade away anything and sit pat. Calm down. You don't have to impress everyone with how hard you work Fitt. Sit Fitt.

Hmmm Hamilton is looking nice down here in the teens.

Called it.

Hmm Cross to Seattle maybe? Fits their system.

Wonder who the Texans might target?

I already looked at his tape. His skill are excellent.

I think the medical concerns might make him fall to 6th. Maybe.

My prediction is the pick will be Evan Neal.

Neal > Cross.

LT or trade back. Other gem I wouldn't hate who might fall: Kayvon Thibodeaux

I think Neal is the better pass blocker.

Evan Neal will fall in our laps, and if we're smart we'll take him. Likelihood: Neal Cross Kayvon (maybe trade down if he's there) Ickey Anyone else would shock me, but not necessarily upset me.

Years ago there was a Huddle tradition of ESPN going to a commercial during our pick, and then a Huddler posting the pick a good minute before the pick is announced on tv. It sucked.

Fitt had better sit and do nothing after we make our 1st pick. DO NOT get on the phone with deals offering our future picks.

I don't mind the CJ trade. It's the Darnold blunder that has set us back. DO NOT trade 2023 picks for his draft. Especially our 1st round 2023 pick. Unacceptable. I'm out if he does that.

Ok he does that and I'm done until Rhule is fired. Better not.

Just thing about the Jets using our draft picks makes my blood boil. So sick of Fitt.

Well I'm glad Fitt is not going to trade away our future picks because if he did I would leave until Rhule is fired.

But not good taste.

That shirt is actually on discount at Wal-Mart near the socks and underwear for $9.99.

It's the right thing to do at this point. I never wanted Sam, but it's time for his final prove it season. No more excuses. If he flops then we will have a goldmine of high draft picks going into the 2023 draft and that's huge. The defense is essentially built, the offense will be ready after we take a LT (except QB), and all we'll really need is one the top QBs in the 2023 draft. Then the rest of the 2023 draft can be used to fill in empty spots and add depth. That sets us up nicely in 2024 assuming the QB pans out. 2022 is just not salvageable unless Sam takes a big leap forward in play. 2022 is Sam's season. He decides our fate.

It seems unlikely that we will take a QB at 6th imo. Even if there is a run on OTs we'll still have an excellent non-QB prospect fall in our lap, and at that point we might be able to trade down or select him. Passing on Fields last draft could be a preview of what's to come in the 2022 draft. The 2023 draft is going to be loaded with better QB prospects than this draft from what I understand. Letting Sam have his last shot at becoming our franchise QB in 2022 is actually a good idea. Sam will have a better understanding of our system, and an improved o-line. If Sam runs the 2022 season into the gutter, then we'll be at a high position in the 2023 draft to select a great QB prospect. That's how you can end up in the Super Bowl in a few seasons with a great QB still under his cheap rookie contract. And If Sam goes out and kicks ass in 2022, then we have our franchise QB.