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pick 12 and not a single Defensive player picked - All QB, WR and OT Tells you where GM's prioritize

Was at that game - think were shut out 19-0 IIRC, we once had a 4th and 52 from our 2 yard line

Anyone who thinks they can complete a single pass (that is not a shovel pass) is totally delusional You have no ideal of how a) how much chaos is going on with each play b) how fast and athletic the defenders are c) how you would probably not even be able to see past the line of scrimmage In HS, me and 2 friends played 3 on 1 against a 6"5 scrub who was on the NBA Buffalo Braves. We could not get a shot off as somehow he was able to cover all 3 of us at once (and yes we were spread out - one on each base line and one at the foul line)

Totally agree (but would say the 2nd and 3rd rounds) - that way you are getting a whole slew of theoretically good players and all on relatively cheap contracts

2 of the 5 First round QB's already traded: Wilson and Fields likely to be as well Fields is only one of the 4 that will actually be garner more than a mid to late round draft pick

I think we only draft/sign Isaiah's who are WR's!

The site only shows what people are asking. Is there any place that shows the price PSL's have actually sold?

Why waste a pick on someone who will hopefully never play and if he is forced to play, do you want to entrust our season to a late round inexperienced Rookie qb

He decided to stay in college for one more year - had he come out earlier he was considered an overall #1 pick

Went to Minneapolis and Pasadena (IIRC we lost both of those) Face Value back then was $150 and could scalp for around $400. Cool stat - my dad RIP went to Super Bowl 1 - was in LA for a conference and splurged $5 for a ticket I still have the program he bought for us

Could it be colder weather later in the season

He will be paying 37% Federal Tax and 12% California State - so he will be paying around $7 million per year in income taxes Our National Debt is around $34 Trillion or equal to $1 million for EACH man, woman, and child - so $1 million from each of the categories you suggest is barely a drop in the bucket

We were missing Tre

Would be interesting to see how these compare to the league averages

Oops - You are correct - I was getting ahead of myself and thinking of WINNING the Super bowl

Up until recently, a 2 seed only needed 1 win to go to conference championship and 2 to go to the super bowl. Now it is is 3 and 4

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considering niners 6th will be a very late round pick and the broncos an early round pick - they are basically just swapping a few spots (same w Claypool with Dolphins and bears)

I think one reason so many games are totally uninteresting is the search for the Elite QB More younger QB's are playing based on a) the QB salary structure and b) the need to find an Elite QB Teams can not afford to let a rookie QB sit on the bench for a year or two until they are ready so we have the pleasure of watching not-ready-for-prime-time QB's such as Ridder, Howell, Young, Richardson, Pickett, Fields, ... They may turn into great QB's, but they are not very watchable as of now

Since there are 5 Offensive Lineman, I assume the average should be 20% for each OL. So brown is not that much higher than the others.

They could have had Peterman!

Agreed - not a single compelling matchup - makes it easy for survivor pools as there are lots "gimme" games

A total aside - but Patriots should go back to these uni's

Because they DO get beat on every drop back

Did not seem like JA ever had time in the pocket. Sacked 5x and had to scramble a bunch of others On our 3rd down in OT, Diggs was open but JA could not make an accurate throw because Q Williams was barreling unimpeded towards him We get the 1st down , there is no Punt return On most of the runs, there was nowhere to run It does not seem like any of our OL additions really made a difference