MHS831

You peaked my interest. He is now on my "list" of players to research.

The fact that I did it too may confirm that accusation.

It is like playing old maid--I am scared the Panthers will pick him. I would rather have Mykel or Jalon--but I see Stewart dropping....This draft is going to be SO interesting from top to bottom.

I am not liking what I see at #8--but move back like you say and grab a S and an Edge or OT with the second---yup.

He and Mykel Williams bother me--I understand that Mykel was a 3-3-5 DE a lot, and that could hurt his productivity-but then you are basing a top 10 pick on unseen potential---just scary. I hope we can move back.

I have Smith and Moose. Who else? Moore?

I am afraid of Jalon Walker, to be honest. Love the kid, the player--but not a refined ILB and not a refined edge. He is only a stud if used correctly, and that skillset may not be as effective in the NFL unless he is an elite athlete. I just see up screwing him/it up.

what was this? Oh the hypocrisy!!! (kidding)

who was the third? I count 2.

I am not a fan, but they should kick the tires. Any player who brags about not watching film is an idiot. You are basically saying, "I don 't need to..." but it is a work ethic concern. I see Bust all over him. The thought I have had is their interest in Nick Emmanwori with Moehrig on the roster-they are similar players--but both can play deep, cover WRs, and are great in the box. Imagine how we could bring either S into the box while the other plays center field? Blow up screens--blitzes--2 deep--shut down TEs and play more man underneath---I am seeing it for the first time. My doctor called it an "epiphany" and wrote me a prescription for it.

I love this safety---Oh my---he takes better angles than a LB....

When I hear they are Samoan, I immediately upgrade my opinion of them.

Scouting Report: Summary The tape shows a player whose future in the NFL lies inside at guard, where his massive frame and power-based skill set can be maximized while minimizing his athletic limitations. Savaiinaea's experience at tackle provides valuable versatility, but his combination of size, power, and technical refinement projects him as a potential day-one starter at right guard in a gap-heavy run scheme. His proficiency in pass protection will translate well to the interior, where his patient hands and natural anchor will shine against defensive tackles. While he needs technical refinement in the run game, particularly with pad level and leverage, his raw power and understanding of angles suggest significant upside as he transitions inside. Smart money has him landing with a team that emphasizes downhill running and values offensive line versatility, potentially stepping in as a starter by mid-season of his rookie year. Given his frame, technical foundation, and three years of high-level starting experience, Savaiinaea profiles as a solid day-two selection who could outperform his draft position. His ceiling might be capped by athletic limitations, but his floor as a reliable interior starter makes him a valuable investment for teams looking to solidify their offensive line. This site (NFL Draft Buzz, I think) projects to G.

Have not read the thread: Yes, the Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly "all in" on drafting wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan, with some mock drafts even projecting the Jaguars to select him in the first round, specifically at pick number 5

No, I can watch either--one is south and the other is southeast. I am pissed. I have never not been able to find the Canes--

yeah because I am watching a bunch of dudes yapping about baseball.

The Hurricanes are always on here--I looked on ESPN and it said "Blackout"

aid showing? what do you mean?

how are you watching--my fanduel channel has it listed but is not showing it--is it on another network?

good point. You don't see Mrs. Tepper in the background. I will say, however, that the best draft pick we had under Fittermagic was made by Mrs. Rhule. I think it was just before they took the reins back from her and drafted a long snapper.

I am worried about people believing what they see on the internet and on TV--most of it is lies and spin these days. I know this because I am actually the CEO of CSPAN.

No institution wants this kind of stuff to get out. They handle it "in house" because it is an internal matter, like a company policy on sexual harassment. It may not be a crime, but it is misconduct. Now, imagine what its like for a female to go to the police about a star athlete. So when I read Green say, "I never talked to the police about it" I hear, "I am not denying it..." I know several female students in high school who came to me with a complaint against the high school coach for grabbing them, kissing them, and making crude sexual comments to them. Problem? He won the state championship the year before. Central office covered it up when I reported it to them as required by law. A year or so later, he grabbed a student from a high school outside the district during a basketball game and kissed her, pulling her toward his office. That parent went to the newspaper--front page. The school and system denied knowing anything about his history. Unfortunately, the law does not regulate character--it deals with laws being broken if the victim has the courage to come forward and press charges.

they met with that LT from Minnesota Ersery--not sure about anyone else. i read a bit about him--said he projects to RT in the pros. Not sure why they think that.

I will bet that Turk is left handed. Twice in these three plays he clubs the DT sideways with his left--

Me too.