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  1. Chargers and Eagles had a deal at #21 but didn’t get it into the NFL in time
  2. The two ISU WRs would both probably be gone by their next pick. I’m still salty they didn’t give up a 3rd or 4th to move up for Golden.
  3. The Colts had the #2 pick (Marshall Faulk) and the #5 pick (via trading Jeff George to the Falcons). The Colts GM took Trev Alberts (yes, Nebraska and future aggy dumbass) at #5 instead of Dilfer, and Kiper ripped him for passing on Dilfer for the corn dumbass. Dilfer wasn't an all-pro, but Trev sucked so Kiper was correct.
  4. LOL that's what we do here. I was bitching about the Will Anderson trade last night, not because it wasn't a great pick/player, but because of the value of the trade. The lower you pick or less you give up for HOFers, the smarter you are. If you reach on a player 20+ picks higher than the field consensus, you better be right.
  5. Not at #34. Take best available player or trade back another 5-10 spots for WR/OL
  6. The two ISU guys, Burden, and Bond look like the next cluster of WRs. Hopefully they walk away with at least one of them. What about one of the Ohio State RBs if they are actually bad asses that can make more a difference than any retread we have at RB2 (or could take over RB1 in 2026)?
  7. Who? Cleveland has #33 and 36 if they want him. Tennessee won’t take him at 35. Raiders (#37) and Saints (#40) are the other candidates, but I don’t think Saints want him. Maybe Raiders trade up IF Cleveland lives dangerously and takes someone else at #33 but planned to grab him at #36? Doesn’t seem likely but the Browns and Raiders are both dumb.
  8. This happens all the time. KC could’ve been getting offers from teams a couple spots back who wanted to jump over Philly. KC may not have wanted to move back much (because they wanted Simmons), so they worked out a deal and it only costed Philly a fifth rounder.
  9. Now Minnesota’s Ersery (rated #46 by ESPN) is the best OT on the board. Houston is going to end up with some D and F grades in the (meaningless) post-draft report cards.
  10. Burden apparently has many red flags related to giving up or quitting on plays/games and not a good teammate.
  11. Oof. If Simmons comes off the board they really should’ve taken the Falcons deal. The next group of OT, OG, and WR based on “value” is late 2nd round and 3rd.
  12. About to say that, and then Washington took him. Now every team now through #34 know we want Simmons and will draft/trade up accordingly.
  13. Did the Falcons not call Nick? Did the Giants lowball Nick after hearing the Rams’ price first? #46 and a first rounder > #34 and two third rounders (one of which is practically a fourth).
  14. The gamble was not trading up a few spots when you knew Chargers, Packers, and Vikings would all be interested in Golden. We have Nico and a one legged Tank at WR, and based on these trades (except drunk ATL), it might have cost them a 3rd rounder to get him. They waited and both Golden and OSU OG got snatched. And it wasn’t crazy talk on the Anderson trade. He is amazing and he was “worth it”, but they could’ve got #3 for less than #12, #33, and 2024 first round pick. It was documented after the fact that AZ just asked for one of those extras at the last minute as a bluff and Nick and Demeco caved.
  15. Nick never seems to get value in his trades. The trade back with Philadelphia a couple years ago got almost nothing, and this one kind of sucks. Then he overpaid to Arizona for #3 (Will Anderson is a bad ass, but Nick got played on the trade capital).
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