Recent content by Nelly

It's also subjective. I would be perfectly happy with Atlanta making the decision really easy to take Turner cause I think that's the bigger need position on the team by far and Turner's got the tools to be a really good player. I'd also be cool with Bowers who would basically be a big slot...

The McCarthy stuff could all be something of a smokescreen. Or, maybe that's not the right word to use. Think Will Levis last year. If McCarthy doesn't go above us then it's entirely possible that none of those guys fall. Odunze is good enough to be a top 5 pick in most drafts. I think it's...

No matter who's draft, i'm pretty much gonna shrug and go "ok, i hope it works out" and then watch to see if it does so.

Worth noting that he doesn't have a second edge player going until #19 with Verse and has Murphy at #16. He's got Chop Robinson going ahead of Latu at #26.

Bears-related content: 1. Chicago drafts QB Caleb Williams 2. Washington drafts QB Jayden Daniels 3. New England drafts QB Drake Maye 4. Arizona drafts WR Marvin Harrison Jr. 5. Minnesota trades up to draft QB J.J. McCarthy 6. New York Giants draft WR Malik Nabers 7. New York Jets trade up to...

Johnson can block though, Herbert can't.

What would we get for him? A 7th? Trading Herbert makes a lot of sense to me. Swift/Johnson with Homer filling in is enough although having Herbert around isn't a detriment either.

I know that but i'm making the point that there's this idea that "Poles needs more picks." Why? He's already selected Montez Sweat, Keenan Allen and Ryan Bates in this draft. He's going to add Caleb Williams and possibly a big-time blue-chipper at #9 as well. That's already a homerun draft...

If we traded our 9th overall pick for say Justin Jefferson and our 3rd round pick for a legit starting caliber DE, would people still say "oh noes, need moar picks!?"

Trading up for Harrison Jr. when Odunze is possibly going to be available at our pick is a masterclass of unnecessary overpayment. Odunze is good enough to be the #1 WR prospect in most draft classes.

That'd be a legendarily bad move for the Chargers.

The silver and blue looks a lot better. I like their throwbacks with the dark silver actually.

Good point. Just to type it out, pro football reference has Dalton Kincaid listed at 6'4" 240 and Sam LaPorta at 6'3" 245.

George Kittle was 6'4" 247 coming out of Iowa and had transitioned to TE from WR before that.

Now that it's only 6 days out, all my thoughts discussed from the last month have changed. Thanks for making this thread so I can express them.