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I agree he'd ideally slot in great at 3/4 end but 335 lbs is 335 lbs, lol.

In no particular order: Deone Walker - DT Kentucky Quincy Riley - CB Louisville Jalen Royals - WR Utah State Billy Bowman Jr - S Oklahoma Danny Stutsman - LB Oklahoma Andres Borregales - K Miami Cam Skattebo - RB Arizona State Drew Kendall - C Boston College

Me personally? Walker, all day. The 2023 production outperforms anything from the other two and probably is up there with any DT in this draft. He likely would have been a late day 1 pick last year but took an NIL bag to return to a down UK team and then proceeded to face double team after double team all season because nobody else on that Kentucky defensive front could make an impact. Guy would be an absolute difference maker here in the run game and would look like a monster lined up next to or opposite Brown.

Deone Walker is one I've got my eyes on. Mountain of a man who was unblockable in 2023 before a mostly down 2024 for a piss poor Kentucky team. Should be there in the 4th.

Ugh those two back to back sting a little.

Can you remember the last time something like this happened? I'm struggling to think of an example off the top of my head. There have obviously been epic slides before, but nothing I can think of where there have been so many guys at the same position, espeically QB, universally ranked lower getting picked in front of a single player.

HOLY fuging poo

Man to be a fly on the wall. If the Browns pass on him again...

Lololololol

Man there are still some spicy names on the board looking ahead to 114 and 122. Be interesting to watch how many of them come off the board in the next 25 or so picks but there's a good chance we get at least two more impact starters tomorrow.

Oh thank God! I'm relieved that the good name of Garry Cobb remains unblemished. Iykyk

2 years, 14.5 million. Not terrible imo.

Cost effective? Sail the seven seas. Ethical? For the last two years I've gone the Sunday Ticket route on Youtube TV as an out of town fan and split the costs with my Dad.

First Superbowl I didnt finish probably since I was in elementary school. What a terribly uninteresting game. Whether it was my disdain for both teams, having to listen to Tom Bradys incompetence or whatever other reason I was incredibly disinterested in the biggest sporting event of the year. As an aside, I just can't get over our game with Philly. Despite the worst run defense in the history of the NFL we were a dropped XL touchdown away from dick slapping the Eagles in their own house. Played the Chiefs close too. The optimist in me will just look at last night as support that we're closer than we think.

In before Tinderbox! This is absolutely disgusting and everyone should be appaled they went out of their way to seemingly protect a child rapist. Ugh. Article gives me the chills in all the worst ways.

100% worth at least making the call. Just turned 29 at the end of December and has 2 years left on his deal. A deal that we'd be on the hook for less than 3 million total because Cleveland has already paid out his signing bonus. I'm sure the asking price is astronomical but he is a player at a position of need with a contract that is more than reasonable that it'd be absolute professional negligence not to pick up the phone and at least ask.

If it didn't end so so so poorly with Dionte I'd be all for this. All WRs have a bit of that diva attitude to them, it's just a matter of whether you have the culture to deal with it and if they're good enough to put up with it. Hill checks the later of the two without question but I don't think we have the culture to handle a malcontent like that. Yet.

Want to see back: One of (but preferably both) Brady Christensen/Cade Mays Mike Jackson If the price is right would like them back: Tremble JJ Hekker Sam Franklin David Moore That's about it from the list. Lot of churning at the bottom of the roster.

Just 1 more sleep till Evero gets the fug off this staff.

Just lol. fug this team man.

Add Cooper Rush to the long list of mediocre backup QBs that have slaughtered the Panthers. What an absolute embrassment of a game.

I don't know if I'm more pissed at the product on the field today or in myself for thinking these last 3 weeks were indicative of actual progress and change. Same old Bryce. Same old Panthers.

Fuller on Lamb all fuging drive. God get Evero of this staff yesterday.

If he does, Chuba will have a career day.

I said this in another thread but it holds true here as well: If we'd held on and beaten KC, Tampa and Philly (which isn't that big of a stretch) we would currently be tied for first in the division. Assuming Young continues to play and improve like he has the last 5 weeks then we should absolutely be in a threat for the division next year. The South is right there for the taking