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Along with a select few who will be itching to say "I told you so" with every incomplete pass.

Because it's been a pocketful of sunshine previously lmao

How are the Bengals gonna pay Burrow, Higgins, and Chase?

They weren't gonna say anything meaningful even without the QB visits happening the same day. It's just gonna be full of vague statements and coach/GM speak which will give all those locked in on one guy their new material to spew vitriol for the next 10 days.

You mean it's not gonna be an 8 hour press conference?

Where’s the numerology guy when you need him? I bet he could tell us who it is. It’d be about as meaningful as this “analysis” as well lmao.

Don't even put that thought out into the universe. I don't want to see the Stroud/Young debate twice a year for the next decade.

I mean yeah that much seems clear. They'll stick with you as long as it remains advantageous, and the vast majority of the time it's most advantageous to keep that class solidarity, lest ye be taken down as well.

Class solidarity amongst the super rich is incredibly entrenched.

"Slamming the table" was the phrase used I believe.

Just the one pick? Mahomes, Burrow, Allen, Herbert, Lawrence, Jackson, and Hurts. Not sure the point of this question though.

That's exactly how I feel.

Yeah the only way to confirm this is accurate is to wait and see how the draft actually goes, which is why I'm not putting a lot of stock in this, just pointing out a potential oddity from the NFL's official website.

From what it looks like they've only listed the top 5 draft picks: 1. CAR - Bryce Young 2. HOU - CJ Stroud 3. ARI - Will Anderson Jr. 4. BAL - Will Levis 5. SEA - Jalen Carter None of the NFL.com mocks have this order, so I'm not sure what to make of it. Could be nothing, could be something, who knows?

No clue. That's why I'm just waiting to see what happens. Hopefully we get an in depth write up of the draft process from Kaye or Person after the fact.

If this report is accurate, I think it's more of a "This is who we're picking so you have two weeks to get on board before draft night." If it was truly a surprise then there would be people caught off guard and upset on draft night no matter who is picked, which is what they're trying to avoid by leaking it.

Normally I wouldn't put any stock into something like this, but it being on the NFL's own website makes me wonder.

IIRC you can only use 3 devices simultaneously on one account. Edit: That's for individuals. I'm sure there's some sort of commercial package for bars and restaurants.

It's possible to share an account with YoutubeTV, but it can be a pain in the ass. The location of the account's owner dictates the "home market" so if you're sharing an account with someone in the same television market as you are, then you're golden. If not, then the owner of the account has to log into YoutubeTV with your account info once every three months so that you can continue using it. This is because when you use it out of the home market it technically thinks the account owner is travelling so you have to log into it in the home market again to refresh it. Oh and because the account owner determines the TV market, all your local channels will be affiliated with that market, not your own.

Hmmmmmm...

No it's definitely a coded message that says my preferred guy is the guy they're taking.

Can't believe it hasn't been brought up yet.

Honestly I don't think there needs to be changes. I do agree that there should never be a draft lottery but I'm not sure realistic the possibility of that happening is. I like the format of round 1 on Thursday, 2-3 on Friday, and 4-7 on Saturday during the day. I feel like it gives GMs and coaches enough time to prepare but doesn't drag it out. The talking heads are going to do what they do regardless, and especially as the picks come quicker and quicker on day 2 and 3, they can only talk about so many picks as they happen. Also just for kicks I propose that it's contractually obligated for the NFL to go to commercial break whenever we pick, regardless of where that lands. I want to see the first ever NFL draft that begins on a commercial break.