JohnBonhamRocks

Feel bad for the kid, but if it drops him to #53/56, then...

Dawson is an athletic slot corner. Kind of rethinking the Scarbrough pick. Scales is productive, has all the intangibles and qualities OBD seems to covet, but not ideal measurables.

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I would add 3-4 year starter to the trait list. I don't know if that is a "trait" per se, but it's what they look for. Also seems to like leadership, ideally having been chosen as a captain. Edit: One guy that comes to mind is Austin Corbett, OL prospect from Nevada. "Corbett was named a team captain as a sophomore in 2015... Considered a team leader and determined worker. Went from walk-on to four-year starter."

Doing what he's doing, but still moving faster than Orlando Brown.

"Waldo drops back to pass, the pocket collapses around him, and -- wait... where did he go? Again?!"

1. Rosen (although I might like Mayfield even more) 2. Hubbard - OT - PIT 3. Rosen (although I might like Mayfield even more) 4. Jaguars, for similar reasons. 5. Yes, but I'm not saying it's for sure with the Bills.

Have had him as a mid-round pick for us for a while, but may move up like you said. A 4-year starter that McBeane likes and has played C, OG, and OT. Edit: I guess he only played LT and RT, but looks to be a fit at C or OG.

Want: Michel (or Iko Smith) Think: Ivory

I fully expect him to become a Patriot*.

I think this becomes more of a debate if the scenario is that the player is a guaranteed HOFer. In that case, if there was a QB already in place, I would be tempted to say yes. You never know how a late 1st round pick is going to pan out. Sure, one of the two might be a good starter, but a HOFer is a game changer at his position. I'd probably do it for almost any position, especially WR, LT, DT, DE, MLB, and CB, so long as they are a HOFer for insane production.

Mayfield. That short, good-for-nothing ego-maniac is going to have a lot of success as an NFL QB. Edit: Not to mention, he's a rabble-rouser.

Yeah, so apparently practicing yoga spaces your fingers further apart from each other. Could be a key way for QBs to increase hand size leading up to the Combine. Actually, just found this poking around: http://www.theadvocate.com/new_orleans/sports/saints/article_7628f4ee-7b0a-5824-9299-4d2a3b1a31b0.html The secret? Hand yoga. ... “It stretches them and stuff,” Thomas said. “It’s a little secret I do. I know the exercises and then, when I get massages, I get the knuckles massaged out.” The scary part is that Thomas doesn’t think there is a limit to how much he can stretch his hands. He was measured again by ESPN after the combine, and his hands had grown a quarter-inch. ... “They just keep increasing. I do it all the time,” he said. “We’ll see.”

See: Roscoe Parrish

I think he might already be a 2nd round guy. Would not be at all surprised to see Ridley, Sutton, and maybe Kirk go round one, and Brown, with a few others go in round two.

Stop it with your facts.

1. Mayfield 2. Rosen 3. Jackson 4. Darnold 5. Rudolph Honorable mention: Falk

Really would hate to see him wear any other team's uniform. I would understand in that he might want to put himself in the best place to make a run at a championship now that the Buffalo playoff monkey is off the back, but it would still sting.

Re: hand size, I have heard that yoga can stretch your fingers out wider. How is it measured?

Fair point, but (1) going for it on 4th down and WR types are two different choices, and (2) an effective analytics department should be continually re-working their numbers to combat the NFL defenses' adjustments.

Could probably get doen without dealing next year's 1st round pick, especially if Glenn is part of the package. And, yes, yes I do.

Yeah, almost as popular as Pro Bowl Helvetica.

I fall in the crowd who wants us to package #21 and #22 to move up, BUT I really really hope a couple nice front 7 prospects are there at #53 and #56. Green the DT/DE from USC and Nnadi the DT from Florida State come to mind.

Saw the Holy Grail at North Park Theater last night. Awesome to see it on the big screen.

I think the following would be accurate: inconsistent, opportunistic, and back-heavy (secondary way better than front 7) (given the poor state of our offense, "tired" might be applicable, too)