Mr. Scot

Nice

Can you prove this mathematically?

Ellis is gonna hate that one.

Tweaker or tweener? (those are two very different things)

Aaron Wilson's Twitter tends to be a pretty good source.

Pre-draft reads are like wading through a sea of bullsh-t.

There are people who argue that going undrafted is better than being drafted in the 6th or 7th round because you get to pick where you go.

There are few things more useless than immediate draft grades. Pete Prisco is one of them.

So apparently someone fooled Odell Beckham...

I firmly believed that, outside of the first round, this draft was gonna suck.

Nobody said we wouldn't have. We would have gotten offers though. And if one of them has been a crazy offer, who knows?

Fitterer apparently said they're still looking for a return specialist.

Here's the video of Rap Sheet's part of the segment... A little context is lost without Schrager but you get the idea.

They posted the video of this one... Confirms they actually had Neal rated higher of the two even though they took Thibodeaux first.

He might actually turn out to be a pretty good pick. Still, it's hard not to chuckle

Every once in a while, stuff like this reminds me that I'm really happy to have grown up in the era before the internet and social media blew up. No record of any of the stupid sh-t I did when I was young exists.

I don't know whether this guy is a good pick or not. But either way, the jokes write themselves

A guy from Baylor

Even if we took Neal, they'd have gotten Ickey. They ended up with two damn good players though.

We've got one.

College scouting is his thing. I've said before that between his experience with college scouting and Dan Morgan's background and pro personnel, we could be set up pretty good.

So this is another bit from Rapoport, this one regarding the Giants picks at five and seven... Per Rap Sheet, New York knew they wanted Evan Neal and Kayvon Thibodeaux, but they took them in the order they did for a specific reason. The Giants believed that if they took Neal first, teams would run to the Panthers with trade offers to move up and get Thibodeaux. Evan Neal wasn't expected to generate the same response, so had they taken him first, the Panthers might have gotten a load of good trade down offers. Would they have taken any of them? With a highly coveted guy like Ekwonu on the board, I'm not so sure. Personally, I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out. But it makes you wonder what might have happened. Is there an even better scenario you could imagine?

That's a guy that likes to make stuff up and act like he has inside info. Was trying to claim he had the scoop on the Watson trade a while back. He's full of sh-t.

There's a name...