Doc Brown

Great stuff but blueberry muffins for dinner?

DR’s ghost is more angry post death. Does “political junkie” right sound better?

He’s said in the past he’s not opposed to it and he saw the impact CMC had with the Panthers prior to coming here even though it was Gettleman who drafted him. Luckily, I doubt they have a first round grade on a RB this draft as there isn’t a Barkley, CMC, or even an Etienne out there skill wise.

How dare you. He’s not a genius as Cody Ford and AJ Epenesa walking around OBD are constant reminders of that. Better than most though. Yes. If we do take a RB in the first he better be a freaking all pro within his first few seasons or Beane will be getting a strongly worded letter from yours truly.

Good. I’m against RB in the first anyways.

That’s where confirmation bias comes into play though so I still think people will just follow who they agree with or those with complete opposite views they can try and dunk on. I don’t really see twitter changing much except less people on the far right getting banned.

Beane prioritized DE in the draft last year after Mahomes dropped back, completed a crossword puzzle, did his taxes, and then threw for over 300 yards in the AFC Championship game. A few months ago he watched Chiefs WR's have massive YAC in the divisional game. Not re-signing Levi Wallace tells me they want to get faster and more athletic at the CB position. I think we draft a corner and safety the first two rounds. Just not sure about the order.

Packers will draft a QB in the first round again to piss off Aaron Rodgers enough to motivate him to win MVP again.

@Big Blitz Do what you want with this information but just an fyi that this picture was disseminated of Kyle Hamilton this morning.

There's some irony in that Musk relied on a 465 million dollar loan in a Democrat led House and Senate in 2009 to make Tesla what it is today. Something he wouldn't have received if Republicans were in control. Now he's being celebrated by Republicans for buying a company they believe unfairly censor them and his libertarian streak is making the crazy left like King freak out. I'm happy he bought it as his focus on promoting free speech is the right one whether it's his primary motive or not. My main concern is you have an authoritarian billionaire who buys these popular social media platforms and cracks down on any users who don't agree with their politics. I'm happy he bought it as he's an advocate of free speech. Imagine if an authoritarian anti free speech billionaire bought twitter instead of Musk. That's my long term concern.

Cowboys guaranteed largest ratings. Broncos and Bills would be more appealing games.

We have zero proven consistent pass rushers after Von Miller. Hughes was our best pass rusher last year. Bring him back please. Let Lawson, Basham, and Epenesa fight for that last spot. Not with that contract. I could also see how other teams see him as a distraction with his whole Covid thing last year. Plus, he's no spring chicken anymore.

Just looking at Diggs YAC per reception each year of his career it seems like the system (and pry Josh Allen's playing style) does limit his YAC ability somewhat. Nobody is arguing that Samuel isn't a better YAC guy but the large YAC discrepancy should be taken with a grain of salt with the systems both are in. 2021 - 3.16 (Daboll) 2020 - 3.65 (Daboll) 2019 - 4.79 (Stefanski) 2018 - 4.39 DeFlippio/Stefanski) 2017- 4.75 (Shurmur) 2016 - 3.79 (Turner/Shurmur) 2015 - 5.61 (Norv Turner)

Seventh rounder. Get it done OBD.

With the 7th selection, the Giants select Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner, CB, Cincinnati. Giants are happy he fell this far. With Bradberry’s likely departure, the hope is high that “Sauce” Gardner can step in right away and be the team’s #1 CB. The Falcons @GunnerBillare on the clock.

With the 5th selection the Giants select Ikem Edwonu, OT, North Carolina State The Giants get their preferred tackle to protect Daniel Jones and open up holes for Shaquon Barkley. This massive and athletic RT should help in both areas. The Panthers @Sheneneh Jenkins are on the clock.

The Giants obviously will listen to offers for #5 and/or #7. Also, it's been reported that Bradberry and Toney are on the trading block.

If we go CB it's not unreasonable to think he can be as good as Tre White was his rookie year.

I'll take the Giants if available. If not, Jets or Packers. Just not the Patriots.

He said he'd quit for good if Jimmy Clausen didn't turn into a franchise quarterback.

I think they would've been able to figure out how to put up an extra estimated 109 million to build a stadium that would be able to support a roof when people finally came to their senses. Just a small quibble though as I find it a minor miracle they managed to build a new NFL stadium in the 2nd smallest NFL market (53rd overall) behind Green Bay . I'm sure with revenue sharing there were a lot of other owners that would've loved for them to move to a bigger market.

They're okay looking I guess. The question of this thread was what position in the first round would we get significantly better with this year with a first round pick. It's hard to argue that CB or RB isn't the correct answer. As for depth, we could do worse than Ford, Capra, Mancz, and eventually Boettger. Quessenberry can also play guard if need be. I don't see it as dire of a need. However, long term Zion would be a great pick to replace Saffold.

Makes sense in a booming region as they'll want to host Final fours, college bowl games, more concerts, Super Bowls, etc... Makes a lot more sense for them to have an enclosed downtown stadium than the Bills.

This regime has never prioritized CB2. They like Dane Jackson and I think they're confident in their ability to find someone to compete as a starter in the later rounds at CB that can step in and start right away if need be. They may also sign a veteran.

I wouldn't mind the pick but why sign Saffold and Bates then?