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I'll never understand this...I'm convinced that someone from the league got to Bradberry and told him to fall on his sword. No DB in his right mind would ever admit that that was a hold.

Look, what everyone hates about last night’s call is that the game was set up perfectly for an all-time great finish and it ended up being a total dud because of that stupid call. We can argue about whether it was a penalty or not (it was a bad call, but there have been worse), but the timing was absolutely inexcusable. No one—not even KC fans, I bet—wanted to see the game end like that.

You are correct, but I fear that OBD will be the last place in the universe that sees the light...

It also means creating an offensive system where slow-developing drop-back passes aren’t the bread and butter of your offense. It’s just asking for trouble. The Chiefs, Eagles and Niners seem to run an awful lot of plays where receivers are wide open within 7-8 yards of the line of scrimmage, giving the QB a lot of easy, quick-developing options.

Absolute disgrace for the NFL

Way to ruin a classic game with an absolute phantom call. F the NFL…

What a joke

Great job, as always. My only quibble is that I think three QBs go in the top 6, but I understand that this is a "no trade" mock. I think there will be a lot of trade action this year at the top of the draft... That's a myth.

Why not? Happens every year. If Hill and Adams are tradable, Tee Higgins certainly is.

Championship

Pretty good list. I don’t think McDaniel or Saleh have done anything to deserve being ranked ahead of Daboll, and Stefanski is too high, but other than that, it looks about right.

I think you'd have to be pretty gullible to believe a publicist-generated story like that, especially since it makes absolutely no sense.

You really think that's why they divorced?😃

What had Tony Romo done or said during his career to make people think he would be a good television announcer? No reason Brady could not be very good.

It’s probably not going to get better…KC has 12 picks this April.

I thought Skye Moore was a bad pick at that time…undersized and lacks explosiveness. Seemed to have a reasonably high floor but a low ceiling.

Too early to call the Elam pick a miss, but I would have stayed at 24 and taken Christian Watson (who went to GB at the top of the second). He's exactly what this offense needs and eventually would have freed up Diggs to play in the slot. Tyler Smith would have been a solid choice, too, but I doubt the Bills would have traded up to 22 for him.

I disagree that the Bills “needed” to take a CB in the first round, but I agree that everyone knew they were going to. As it turned out, they probably shouldn’t have.

Maybe he’s been working out with Terrell Edmunds.

So would Kirk Cousins or David Carr. What’s your point? Purdy will be the Niners’ presumed starter next fall.

How long until he can play golf?

Seems pretty far-fetched…if Josh can survive behind the Bills’ o-line, he can survive an afternoon at Pebble Beach…

WTF does golf have to with this?

This is important context. It was in many ways a great trade for Buffalo, but even a casual fan could have told you that Diggs was a really good receiver after five years in the league in Minnesota, just like people knew Von Miller was good. I'm not sure Beane deserves much credit for recognizing that. Yes, Diggs has exceeded his performance in Minnesota, but that is largely because of Josh Allen and him actually being featured as the undisputed WR1. As you point out, Minnesota will take that trade all day long.

People have tried, but it’s extremely complicated and the results aren’t very convincing.