CSBill

Agree. Maybe it’s not a good idea, but it did make you stop and think. What would a realistic and productive swap of a bunch of picks be? Maybe, all 4-7 picks?

It would be so much fun to see all these bloopers messing up the draft. The entertainment value would be priceless.

Just fine! What's the alternative, another season of nothing?

I'd take that, especially Pittman and Dillon in 3 and 4 -- really, any decent back and WR in any of those first 3 picks

For a 4+ round pick? In a heartbeat! Get it done McBean.

Boom! You got me. I deserved that.

Yeah, I do. I work with two bama grads, both have doctorates. But neither played on the football team. ?

Average Score of the Alabama play makers (Judy 9, Tua 19, Ruggs 20) = 16 Tough admissions standards down there in the deep south.

I like him him, but not sure of wanting him in the 2nd--I would much prefer a RB (if one of the top fie are still there). Do you think we would be available in the 3rd?

No offense my lifting friends above, but I probably won't watch.

A 4th+, and a conditional late round pick for next year if he doesn't play 12 games.

this thread pops up about once year, and I answer the same way each time: POINTS! A good defense doesn’t allow their opponent to score.

Well, I suspect we will not be drafting any interior linemen next week.

That would be big, but why would he be the only person to know that?

meh

It doesn't get old! Can't wait for the season to start for many reasons. Opening day, this, of all years, is going to be so special.

Don't dislike Shady, but really, what has he done the last two years to make anyone think he has anything to offer at this point?

I'm with you on this. He is intriguing.

but you have to have a "hit" . . . he's still running wide around the edge and we're still waiting

we hope not

hahaha, a nomination for "thread title of the year" on TBD.

Re-watched the playoff game yesterday: It's just something you can't take your eyes off, it has it all: The good, the bad, the ugly! He is "must see TV."

Can't help but being intrigued by this. But as someone said, if the Pats let him go, with all their kicking woes last year, consistency has to be an issue. But still . . .

Kickers are a funny breed. I like Hausch Money, he started slow last year but finished well. But, the one thing I see is the McDermott does not seem to trust him for any long attempts. That may just be his conservatism showing, or does he just not think Hauschka can make them consistently enough? More likely, its a combination of both. It always seems like a strain for Hauschka to get it to the end zone on kickoffs, and we know McD is not a big risk taker and will trust his defense over a long try when given the option. But its also that conservatism that probably keeps Hauschka around. Stay with what you know, rather than risk an unpredictable younger option.