MrEpsYtown

That might one of the funniest things I have ever seen.

I liked Spoon. But he was gone in a flash. We signed London Fletcher and Takeo Spikes and that was all she wrote for Spoon. As the Oracle says, there is no Spoon.

Yeah but the logo goes perfect with Tom Brady. Perfect fit imo.

Its all really bad, especially the whites, but the fact that the stripe didn’t match just seemed so idiotic to me. I think the stripe bothered me the most. And the fact that we sucked.

Harrison was on my short list for the Saints coming up. Shakes fist.

I feel like outLr current uniforms are perfect. Don’t mess with them. It would be cool to wear the 90s stuff as a throwback, but love the standing Buffalo as well.

I read that Pats are changing their uniforms, but not changing the logo.

Personally i loved the old Falcons silver pants. Those were cool. Their designs are okay, but the black and white tops with silver pants would have looked sharp. The Bucs are fine. Look better than what they have had. I patiently awaiting what garbage the Browns come up with and curious about what the Pats are going to do.

Why do you think his stock dropped? Doesn’t make sense to me. He seems like a blue chipper. edit: I thought you were referring to Biadasz here. So wondering what happened to his stock in your opinion.

I’d love Biadasz in round two. I think he will be a good player. The Bills have shown a lot of interest in Simpson from Clemson. He would be an interesting upgrade of talent at the guard position. I think he is going to be very good. Second might be high, but I think there will be some value there. Something good will be there for us in the second. There are a ton of receivers, linemen, secondary guys that are going to be picked in the first two rounds, plus the quarterbacks. So I think we will have a chance to get a good player in round two.

How dare you live your life and be productive! Rabble rabble!

I’d draft the kid in the second. He could replace Feliciano who is a free agent at the end of the season and move to center when Morse’s contract is up.

Its not a bad idea, simply based on the fact that the Saints really are in a bad way cap space wise in 2021 on paper right now. And that isn’t counting guys like Kamara and Demario Davis who will be UFAs. Plus they have fifth year options on Lattimore and Ramzcyk. I’m sure they will find a way, but can’t keep everyone.

Harrison Bryant the TE from FIU. Or knowing Doug Marrone, Simpson the guard from Clemson

He’s smaller than Josh so that makes sense

Anything unloaded of Paul Reuben's is not ideal.

Last year he went up for Knox, not Singletary. And I agree that he will make the move for the guys he targets if he things the value is there.

The star of this is going to be Cooper Kupp.

I think he’s more of a strong safety, but I don’t think it matters in this scheme. I think they are quite interchangeable. I think Hyde and Poyer both play free and strong throughout games depending on what the defensive coverage and front is. But I feel like Hyde is technically the free safety. Not sure though.

I don’t know. Here in New York I love Chris Canty on the radio. He’s got a good voice, credentials and I think he’s entertaining. His analysis is very good. Not sure why ESPN has not put him on TV. I’d like to see him get a shot over the same old analysis.

Mine is Carter Coughlin Minnesota. He is an undersized edge player Who I think is athletic enough to make the move to Will or Sam as an off ball guy. He was all over the field for Minnesota and the dude can ball. To me he’s the kind of guy who will make a team, be a special teams beast, and eventually develop into a starter somewhere. Ran a 4.57 40 at the combine. The video shows him in the backfield and dominating some pretty good offensive lines.

Yep my take as well. 100%.

Beane and McDermott trading up is all about targeting specific people. Trading up for Dawson Knox for example. Beane used picks 112 and 131 to move up and grab Knox. 112 wound up being Bryce Love and 131 was Wes Martin a backup guard. I'd rather have Knox. And I am sure the Redskins would rather have Knox too as they have a huge need at tight end. The next tight end taken after Knox was Trevon Wesco and Foster Moreau (who I like) was avalable at 137. I know it is cherry picking, but if you look at what was drafted between picks 96 and 131, it is nothing special besides Maxx Crosby. I would rather have one Dawson Knox over two meh players. Just to add, Maxx Crosby was picked at 106, I would have loved to have him, but again, it would have required a trade up from pick 112, and probably would have cost 131 anyway. So they targeted Knox. Time will tell if it was the right move, but Bryce Love and Wes Martin would have likely had trouble making the team last year. Our roster is even better than it was last year, and it is going to be very difficult for 7 rookies to crack the roster. So rather than lose draft picks for nothing when you cut them, ala Austin Proehl, use picks to trade up and target guys you are really confident can crack your roster. I think Beane and McDermott move about the board and grab 4-5 guys they have targeted. It did not work with Zay Jones, it looks promising with Knox. The idea of trading picks to get guys you want and have specifically targeted is a great philosophy. Now they might grab the wrong people, but the intent is correct. If this franchise had more guts in the past we would have had Ben Roethlisberger for the last 20 years.

I think Kmet is a better prospect than Claypool and he gives you size as well. He’s a blue chipper at a position that we have not had one in a long time, but I like Claypool as well.

I hear you, but the NFL has a mob mentality. If the Dolphins feel good about him, but 31 our teams are saying he’s no good, sometimes teams get scared and start to question their own board. Unanimous opinion is a huge thing in the NFL. If what you are saying is true, why would anybody ever send out any smokescreens? They do because it creates doubt, controversy, and sometimes leads teams to make different decisions. I think it happens more than we think it does. Lamery Tunsil dropped to 13 because a video surfaced of him in a gas mask smoking pot and everyone got scared to pick him. NFL teams are influenced by what other teams are saying because they get scared. If you can convince enough people that Cordy Glenn is a guard, you might just be able to get him in the second round. If you are the Chargers and you want Tua, you do this hoping the Dolphins are influenced and go in another direction. It’s going to come down tho how much a team trusts its borard.