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Me too on all counts. Roy will probably not make the team without his boy here.

In my head, I have Shaq, Luvu, and Smith at ILB--with the need to add one. On the outside, I have Burns, Haynes, and Barno with the need to add one. I have YGM playing the 3 to 5 (depending on situation) and I have Chinn at big nickel and maybe some other spot not clearly identified in the 3-4 set. I am simply guessing what I think they will do.

So when you all are saying, "We need a NT, I assume that you do not think Tuttle is that player. We have McCall (340) and Roy (I do not like him, but he is big--330) and Brown could move inside to the nose (320) if we want to rush the passer. So if we need a Nose--we do not need another DE. Is that what you are implying? Not being critical, just want to hear why everyone is saying that we need a NT.

Love this pick. A bit older, but man, he can run routes, catches over the middle like its nothing, and he has good hands.

Stroud's first words were, "I am going to be the first great NFL QB from Ohio State." Young's first words were, "Follow the Yellow Brick Road."

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/keion-white/32005748-4931-5646-3479-7fead8c7f5a8

Felix Anudike-Uzomah or

In a 3/4, Burns might be everything Watts is in a 3/4. It is going to be a 4-5 year, $120-130m deal. I noticed in free agency, our contracts were longer and seemingly at the top end of the scale for the most part, but the guaranteed $$ was about half the contract.

Ojulari or McDonald IV. We need the pass rusher. I can say that I was at my nephew's drum/band concert at his high school in Ohio just before Thanksgiving (Orange high School in Lewis Center) and Zach Harrison appeared. He went there-and the school is 20 minutes from the OSU campus. He seems to be a great guy. I spoke to him for just a second. He said the drums were so good at his high school games that half the crowd was there to see them. He said that he supports them because they spent 3 years supporting him, and his friends have some younger siblings in the band. He was a specimen, by the way. I asked my brother in law (who was with me) about him--he said that he lacks the dominating pass rush the Buckeyes have had in the past, but he is improving and he is solid. I compare him to YGM. Not a good fit here, imo

I am copying this from ebay, but I purchased this metal plate comic book (8 x 10) about 15-20 years ago--it is in a box or something--but it is really cool and unusual:

Hey Nebraska, we know how you feel right now. We were once excited about Rhule. We were also once excited about inheriting money from a Prince in Africa if we sent him our credit card information.

That is striking. Love the white helmet and the shoulder stripes. Pretty damn awesome in my view.

Personally, I can't understand why the Patriots went away from this....

It could be worse:

So what I get from this thread is this: 1. We need a CB 2. Chinn is a good player that we are going to have to be creative to use properly. 3. We need more help on the edge (OLB) 4. There seems to be some confusion about YGM and how he will be used. 5. Luvu will be moved around, but his position seems to be ILB and not OLB/Edge. 6. It would be nice to see LB Smith and Edge Barno step up.

I just wondered, "Were you breastfed properly?" "Did your parents take your Gerbil to run free on the family farm, only to be never seen again?" "Did the person in front of you have more than 15 items in her cart and management at Harris Teeter did nothing about it?"

While I have not researched his back injury, Shaq Griffin might be a nice addition to the CB group. He is 27, has been successful, and can't ask for bags of money following a year in which he spent most of the 2022 season on IR. Jax tried to trade him, no takers, so they cut him. I'd hope we'd kick the tires--that is about all I know.

I hear that they hired the guy who designed the Washington Commanders uniforms. Get ready to cheer! Disclaimer: I did not hear that.

I cringed when I saw that in 1995, but i was so excited about a team. I was a colt fan--not used to 3 primary colors. Those numbers look like Walmart. The faces of these guys tells it all. You know they are interns or office workers who got paid $20 to put these on for reporters--and they look a bit embarrassed. Or they should.

Not scared over the middle.

It really is. TO be fair--I do not like the blue--you can't see the Panther logo's left whiskers. Throws off the balance.

This particular design also has blue stripes with black trim--and they should probably be black like they are now.

I heard that they are getting Alexander Julian to design the uniforms so we could be getting pinstripes and pleated pants--stay tuned

Think they planned to take the silver out of it. It does not bother me, but I can see where others might not like it.