MHS831

watch the colts take OT ersery.

I think Morgan is being disciplined. I am sure there are names on his board still left--when the run on edges begins--and it is about to--we will jump up if that is the plan. I am OK if he waits and takes the best edge/best fit available--there is not a lot of distance between them.

Maybe the jets will take Mason Taylor. They were rumored to get Warren.

Bills will take a CB--guessing. Johnson?

Sanders may get picked by the Birmingham Stallions.

So far, the first 8 picks have gone well--the edges are falling a bit.

Mike Green is still on the board. Chicago?

the saints are picking at 40...is Shedeur's new home the big easy?

Pats could take Mason Taylor. I bet their coach is familiar with Mason's dad.

Surprise. A G--good.

This is a la Jimmy Clausen--KC and Minn passed on him twice and they needed qbs

I thnk we are taking Sanker later and going edge now....

compared to Kam Chancellor

Emmanwori is a possiblity

seattle gonna take Shedeur?

going to be a lot of trades..

Egos don't go away when you retire from the game--it is hard to be close to the game and not get that drive back--vicariously. You sound like a good dad--and I had to back off because my sons were not that interested. The found other stuff to be good at--

well said. And Shedeur has a reason to think that--this is his wake up call. Not that he has the talent to rebound and answer it. I was an assistant coach in high school and the head coach bragged about how good his son was--he was slow and a turd. He talked about him playing DI college football. He moved him to punter and lied about his stats--still, he could not get his son a scholarship. He called Fisher DeBerry at Air Force--where there are no football scholarships--and sent his son there to save face. His son was terrible; I heard that half the team could punt better than him. And he was a turd--got kicked out. Dad set him up to fail and he failed. Sorry for the stories--I just see so much of this Dadism hurting kids.

I want to give him a break, then he does something that shows me that he is out of touch. My Dad caught 34 passes at South Carolina as a sophomore the year I was born and was All ACC--much smaller scale--but I spent my life trying to fill his shoes and live to his standards--it is tough. you are in a different world--when Dad died, Dan Reeves came to his funeral and spent 20 minutes telling me stories that I never knew--you feel as if you were born into a royal family and you are not worthy-- So for that reason, I sorta get it--how much is this Dad and how much is this SS? Dad is using it to recruit, and somehow, Colorado is the feature story nearly every day for a month prior to the draft. Two players. Meanwhile, Ohio State had 4 first rounders and will probably have 4 more tonight, and we barely know who they are.

As the expert in all things football, I have no idea. I think the edge rushers are deep in round 2--six or more that we might like. I would sit tight. If they trade up, the go for Emmanwori or Watts--I see them drafting Scourton, for some reason. I dont think they add DT (we got brown back, added 2 more DTs in free agency) until day 3. I would not be surprised to see an OT in round 3, but it will probably be something like Scourton in round 2, Sanker or OT in round 3.

Gonna be the story until someone does. May decided that he can make more money at Colorado. Not sure what daddy paid Shedeur.

Just watched Shedeur's speech about not getting drafted--Impressive. Maybe this dose of humility is exactly what he needed. I am guessing Cleveland or the Raiders today.

People are looking at this as if the position drafted determines the quality of the player, and anyone who drafts a player before others would is stupid. It is about fit. It is about the extent of research done by the scouts and coaches. You take the player you want before others who were interested would take them. Dallas (12) and the Rams were trying to trade up. What we know? The Panthers valued TMac higher than Walker. And if the Dallas and Rams rumors are true, there were three teams who thought he was worth at least the 12th overall pick. So was TMac overdrafted? Comparing him to last year's draft is stupid. There were a bunch of receivers last year and they were solid. It was not a normal year--so your control group is skewed. Secondly, you have the law of "supply and demand." Did the Panthers need a WR? Was TMac the best WR this year? (if you don't count Hunter), probably. There were other buyers and TMac meets a need. His value is not determined by previous drafts--it is determined by need, fit, and availability. Did the Panthers reach? If the Dallas and Rams rumors were true, NOPE.

His mom has a very nice basement.