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I am happy with Horn over Slater and look forward to see how this shakes out. Christensen has upside. Are we really concerned with not signing Fischer when the Chiefs released the guy and they had the worst offensive line problems imaginable?

Salty...I guess Joe Brady threw those ints in the Red Zone too.

Wha? Hubbard ran fuggin wild in the Big 12

Both are pretty incredible stories for sure.

Concerning what this will probably cost us in assets and considering Rodgers flaky personality I am not interested. At all. He could retire after next year on a whim and it wouldn’t surprise me. Pass.

Totally believe this team makes a jump this season. However, year 3 is where his teams make that major move. Rhule has done that everywhere he has been and you can clearly see why. The foundation is being built and it is happening quickly.

that Horn would have definitely been gone by pick 10.

Cannot believe this Eden Hazard backlash for congratulating his former teammates. Aren’t we striving for sportsmanship? So damn ridiculous. If you get beat by someone better you tip your hat and move on. Damn.

The pick of Lance does make some sense in retrospect Now...the step up in comp is huge...lol SF saying he could sit 2 years today.

Watching prior teammates talking about Darnold as a leader is a great sign for us. I think we made a great decision grabbing him especially as cheap as he was.

Fields is a self admitted introvert and it shows. The opposite of someone like Cam Newton who was a born leader. If you put stock in natural leaders at QB, Justin isnt that guy. He stuggles in that area. Didn’t realize that till these post draft interviews.

Holy shet...if anyone watches that Matt Nagy Justin Fields talk when they picked him. So awkward. Fields sound so uninterested. wow. Wish I could post what I just saw.

Ryan Clark went off today talking about Rhule and the direction of this franchise. Amazing love for the culture being built. The Darnold train is getting full atp as well

Watching First Draft with Jaycee Horn...he was picked and hugged dad...Joe said “Now we work!”. Hell yes

ESPN First Draft...McShay, Kiper and Field Yates...I get it on my ipod podcast app. Good stuff. Here... http://www.espn.com/espnradio/podcast/archive/_/id/3881101 The “being Mel Kiper” podcast segment is pretty interesting...recommend

Todays match win for Chelsea was very impressive but a healthy Kante makes such a huge difference for this team. Havertz is incredibly talented as is Pulisic but Kante is the difference. I like Chelsea’s chance against the rightfully favored Man City in the final.

All England UEFA final! Chelsea!

Todd McShay had the Panthers as one of his top two drafting teams in his draft podcast.

If anything this solidified our position to stay at 8 and take him. lol

This story is pretty unbelievable.... https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/31379736/officials-find-body-missing-woman-questioning-boxer-felix-verdejo Boxer Felix Verdejo turns self in after body of missing woman found 4:31 PM ET ESPN News Services A 27-year-old woman whose body was found in a lagoon in Puerto Rico was a companion of lightweight boxer Felix Verdejo, who turned himself in to federal agents on Sunday night, according to officials. The body of Keishla Rodriguez was found a couple of days after she was reported missing. She was identified Sunday via dental records, Puerto Rico's Institute of Forensic Science said in a statement. A criminal complaint filed by the FBI accuses Verdejo of punching Rodriguez in the face and injecting her with a syringe filled with an unidentified substance bought at a public housing complex. It alleges that he then bound her arms and feet with wire and tied a heavy block to her before throwing her off a bridge at 8:30 a.m. Thursday. The complaint states that Verdejo then shot at Rodriguez's body as he stood on the bridge. The complaint says a witness it did not identify helped Verdejo kidnap and kill Rodriguez. FBI spokeswoman Limary Cruz told The Associated Press that the federal agency was filing charges that would soon be announced. Meanwhile, the U.S. Attorney's Office said no decision had been made whether to pursue the death penalty. Verdejo and his attorneys previously declined comment, and police said the boxer did not originally cooperate and refused to answer questions.

Yeah, he doesn't

I mean I don't expect all these guys to hit but who knows. Pretty much would agree with the grades. Only really small thing would be I am not sure how much Chuba brings that is all that much better than Bonnafon. Kinda similar. Brown "might" need constant weight monitoring but the player is awesome if he keeps that in check.