Mr. Scot

I'd be more than happy to. You actually think there'd be some danger in that? What a stupid post, but considering the source...

Kimberly Martin said on Sportscenter that she's heard Rashawn Slater and Alijah Vera-Tucker could be possibilities at #8. That's the first time I've seen talk of us possibly taking Vera-Tucker without trading down.

Being reported that Matt Rhule really wants to trade back for more picks. Sounds familiar...

Let's see anybody beat that time For whatever you think of his coaching and team building ability, Ron's a good guy.

There was word that the Patriots were working a deal to get Jimmy Garoppolo, and apparently other teams are interested, but...

That's probably more my wish than my prediction. Prediction? Honestly, no idea. Anything could happen.

Regardless of what happens... Marty Hurney is not making the picks.

Hoping for a left tackle also but if not I hope whoever it is turns out to be the right pick.

Did you hear we traded Teddy Bridgewater to Denver?

Not high enough to take him at pick eight.

Actually, you're the only one who takes the Appaloosa bullsh-t seriously. Everybody else laughs at it. Running a hedge fund and running a football team have very little in common. This is a big reason why I don't give a rat's ass about hedge funds. Those of us who actually do know football understand that we're most closely following the Seahawks model, although that structure isn't actually anything new or original to them. They're just one of the more recent teams using it

Parsons is the kind of player Spielman likes.

Nope. New playing surface coming to Bank of America Stadium It's still on the front page.

I know as much about hedge funds as you know about football.

Albert Breer referred to the Lions as the "team most motivated to move down".

Here's a potential wild card. Breer mentioned that if Chris Spielman has a significant influence on who the Lions take, he could see them drafting Micah Parsons.

How's that Bridgewater prediction going?

Friggin' double posts

Merino was a total a--hole on the field. There was a story of a player who grew up idolizing him, then got drafted to the NFL and got to play against him. After seeing how Marino acted in the game, that guy didn't admire him anymore.

I was watching when the Jets took Kyle Brady over Warren Sapp. That's one thing I miss about the draft being in New York, getting to watch Jet fans be disappointed.

George was absolutely a great athlete. It's a big reason why he got so many chances. But yeah, he was also a colossal prick.

If the Chargers trade up, I think there's a lot better chance of them taking Sewell than Horn.

Gotta say, "digestible" is not a word I've seen used to describe draft prospects before. Of course, if he were a draft analyst...

Breer was saying the Cowboys might be locked in on Patrick Surtain.

Wouldn't necessarily preclude them from taking Justin Fields though.