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Average height of American male is 5'9". He's not toddler height he's above average. Being short by professional athlete size doesn't make one toddler height.

Not in this community. Which judges everythig in a vacuum.

It's actually thoughtful and thorough. Stands out from the standard youtube patterns of speech and speaking without saying anything

Not at all considering every team is doing it or will when they have their rookie mini cams.

The best coverage I've seen by far. https://www.youtube.com/live/9bpehWDbcpI?si=ysb_EmEcKfkte_o-

People getting a little too excited about the Louisville qb from 1 pass and a hatred of BY. Sounded like he struggled

From the press conference it sounded like whoever was throwing today didn't look good.

I can't imagine the intelligent new takes people will make in this thread.

The analysts are really only as good as the people who want and make decisions based of the analytics. It's not like they are making any decisions

I'm guessing it's a situation where he wants a lot of money but doesn't want to practice much like Houston last year

What would be the point? Did you want to keep Thomas Brown? That would have served no practical purpose.

Happens every year. Nothing new

The previous came from directly from the Eagles

That's exactly what's being reported https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/40039753/patriots-qb-drake-maye-leadership-mack-brown-nfl-draft-unc 3. Blocked by Bills: The Patriots had a trade offer on the table to the Bills late in the first round on Thursday night, according to a source. The Bills were at pick No. 32 (after a trade back with the Chiefs), but instead of dealing with their AFC East rival Patriots for No. 34, they chose Carolina's offer to slide back one spot to No. 33. Receivers Xavier Legette and Keon Coleman were selected at 32 and 33 before the Patriots traded back from 34, so one can deduce the Patriots had either Legette or Coleman as their target -- or possibly both. My hunch is Legette.

The games will jydge that. Respect meter is as relevant as posting workouts on Instagram

Sports internet is the den of misogyny.

I have no idea if any player or coach will be successful. But I'm not going to take a stance that they can't in May. I'd just stop following if I thought that way.

Exactky. Seems obvious. It's literally meaningless beyond entertainment.

He was taken at 40. They could have selected him at 39 if interested.

Penny has 28 career receptions. Sanders averages 30 per season. So no, Penny is far less of a receiver than even Sanders.

Yeah, I haven't seen anyone suggest he would be playing early. Most are saying if he contributed anything late this season it would be a win

Neither of which isn't likely to start this year so not huge difference in that respect

Yeah we aren't carrying 5. If we carry 4 on the active roster it probably doesn't last the entire season.