MikePJ76

Clevelands next pick. Holder - Mr. Rogers - Pittsburgh

its cult of personality with sanders. These young guys never watched him play and the myth of deion is huge in the community. He can do no wrong. They would drink the kool aid and put on the nike's for deion.

yes but also shedeur behaves just like his dad and teams were basically shocked with what an entitled A-hole he is when they talked to him at the combine. I guess someone in INDY said it was the worst interview they had ever been a part of. The sanders family are not victims. They are grifters and A-holes.

BRyan Broaddus just pointed out that this is personal with Deion and guys around the league. he said deion will respond this year by not letting nfl guys around his players. I love this. I hope his kid goes undrafted.

Hey when Deion retired Shedeur's jersey he meant just the college one right?

OOF Cleveland is just rubbing it in. That was a desean watson joke.

Maybe MC Hammer will stop by and keep him company.

Bryan Broaddus is speculating there could be an issue with xavier watts that no one knows about and he is trying to find out.

Someone is going to redraft Jeff George apparently before Shedeur.

how many wr does gb have on the roster. my god.

by may 15th he will be saying he is better than allen. If he paid the bills they shouldn't take him.

He just said he models his game after max crosby

Austin Gund and Ryan Nielsen specifically.

Landon Jackson has a micro golden doodle. Thats his dog. He just told sal.

man deion and his son must have burned some serious bridges with nfl people. to think that nitwit told everyone last year he will pick his spot and go top 5 and pull an ELI. pretty funny. He won't own up to being wrong though he will play the victim card like all grifters do.

Brugler has jackson at 47 overall too.

Dallas is looking to trade back and get a 4. THey used their 4 on wr mingo. Good spot for Buffalo to get back into the third maybe later.

Im all in on ezieraku and Oluwafemi Oladejo brugler's write up BACKGROUND: Oluwafemi (o-loo-WAH-feh-me) "Femi" Oladejo (ole-uh-DAY-jo), one of four children, was born in the Sacramento, Calif., area. His parents were born and raised in Nigeria and immigrated to the United States shortly before Femi was born (his two older siblings were both born in Nigeria). After his parents separated, he spent time in the Houston area with his father before returning to the Sacramento area and settling in Elk Grove with his mother (Victoria Gbodi). Oladejo started playing football at age 9 and "instantly" fell in love with the sport. He played defensive end, nose tackle and linebacker throughout Pop Warner. He was also an avid basketball player growing up, including for the Predators in an AAU league (coached by his uncle). Oladejo's first name means "God loves me" in Yoruba language. Oladejo attended Cosumnes Oaks High (south of Sacramento), where he was a three-year letterman. After starting out on the freshman and JV teams, he moved up to varsity as a sophomore and played both ways as a linebacker, defensive end and tight end. Oladejo accounted for 40 tackles and four tackles for loss as a sophomore, adding five catches for 74 yards. As a junior, he led Cosumnes Oaks to an 8-4 finish and the semifinals of the 2019 state playofs. Oladejo posted 84 tackles, 14 tackles for loss, five sacks and four forced fumbles, along with nine catches for 177 yards (19.7 average) and three touchdowns. He was poised for a big senior year, but the 2020 season was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. A three-star recruit, Oladejo was the 84th-ranked linebacker in the 2021 recruiting class and the No. 68 recruit in California. His productive junior season put him on the radar of several West Coast schools, including San Jose, which gave him his first ofer in December 2019. Oladejo added ofers the following spring from Colorado State, Fresno State, Nevada, San Diego State, Utah State and Wyoming. He added his first then-Power 5 ofer from Kansas (April 20202) followed by ofers from Arizona, Cal and Colorado. Before the pandemic shut down recruiting visits, Oladejo had visited Cal, which ultimately helped him feel comfortable committing to the Bears in July 2019. He was the 10th-ranked recruit in head coach Justin Wilcox's 2021 class. After two seasons, Oladejo entered the transfer portal and signed with UCLA. He graduated with a degree from UCLA, with a 3.3 GPA (June 2024). Oladejo accepted his invitation to the Senior Bowl and was named the defensive MVP of the game. STRENGTHS: ● Straight out of central casting with his physique and body type ● Plays with power in his hands to separate from blocks ● Uses length and forward lean to attack the chest and put blockers on their heels ● Flashes developing spin and cross-chop moves that got sharper with each game ● Former of-ball linebacker; plays with range-reaction quickness to slip blocks in the run game ● Plays smart and physical as a contain player and doesn't get pushed around ● Slams into pullers and creates congestion on the edges in the run game ● Mug blitzer — comfortable rushing from diferent angles ● Teammates rave about his efort and energy, and both show on tape WEAKNESSES: ● Doesn't have deep bag of rush/counter moves ● Can dip the corner but doesn't consistently flatten and will be pushed past the pocket ● Needs to develop more of a pass-rush plan to keep blockers guessing ● Too easily kneecapped and needs to better protect himself against cut blocks ● Needs to calm momentum as a break-down player to avoid missed tackles ● Peel/drop player in coverage but late to react to running back routes ● Too many undisciplined moments on tape, including a roughing penalty vs. Washington and a taunting penalty on fourth down vs. Nebraska, which gave the Cornhuskers a fresh set of downs and led to a touchdown SUMMARY: A two-year starter at UCLA, Oladejo moved to a stand-up edge rusher role in defensive coordinator Ikaika Malloe's hybrid front seven, mostly in a two-point stance. After playing Mike linebacker for two seasons at Cal and his first year at UCLA (at 255 pounds), he transitioned to his new position three games into the 2024 season (initially, just for one game, but it turned into a permanent move). Losing the green dot allowed him to "do less thinking and more attacking," and he led the Bruins in tackles for loss (13.5) and sacks (4.5) in 2024. As a run defender, Oladejo is both physical and rangy, with the violence in his hands to shed and the closing speed to chase down the football from the backside. His pass rush is more basic than advanced right now, but he isn't shy about using speed to power and creating leverage with upward strikes. Overall, Oladejo ofers pass-rush upside as he continues to evolve his attack plan and arsenal of moves, but he has the disruptive qualities — his power and efort — to see immediate NFL snaps. He has three-down potential, although convincing NFL teams that he is coachable enough to reach his ceiling will be key for him throughout the draft process. GRADE: 2nd-3rd round (No. 64 overall)

He has a contract this year.

Oh no. We better cut him this afternoon he definitely can’t play. months and months of this whining now. People are miserable and just insist on making everyone miserable with them.

Shedur has never played for a coach other than his dad. who wants to deal with the two of them when the chips are down? Being a qb in the nfl means being the leader of the team and setting the tone when you personally are struggling or the team is. sanders just like his dad blames his teammates. the old saying if you are going to point the finger you better be ready to pull the thumb allies 1 million percent to shedur. Imagine this kid in a big market after losing and throwing a few interceptions. He might burn the building down.

I’m on cook’s side but technically he has a contract currently and he doesn’t make enough money to sit out and pay the fines. im hoping they work it out before ota’s

Man Greg Coselle is raving about hairston again just now on one bills live

Yea I was listening to Sal interview the Kentucky beat writer and when he said that I couldn’t believe it. So none of the draft guys who spend all their time doing this didn’t know that? says a lot I love Buffalo plus. Them being negative will not change that at all. They have every right to be negative or critical. All of our opinions are equal. i just thought it felt like they were being contrarian just to be. Kind of like how Dan said Kincaid is just a guy and last years offense will never be any good. im a fan of Buffalo plus. They just went overboard last night with the negativity.

They already said no to that. Sal didn’t point out this morning though that ingram could do that if they wanted but probably won’t with him either.