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We need linebacker depth.

The Raiders paid him a $3.6 mil. roster bonus in December. It's not my money, but that's not how you run an organization.

Insurance sales.

YES!! HOOPS!!!

I don't read too much into the "coat tantrum". I'm sure he can wear one in Buffalo. He will be asked about it in interviews, though.

Some really messed up if Quinnnen is there at 9. TJ in the 2nd would shock me too! I really like Henderson and Mack in the 4th.

Agreed. Tough call between Oliver and White, if they are both there at 9.

Would you take White from LSU at 9?

Iv'e learned to not watch the 1st 10-15 minutes of any news broadcast. Kind of weird that the good news waits til the end of the broadcast.

I was already living in Fl when Lynch hit that woman. I visited the following year and almost hit a lady on that exact corner, making the same turn Lynch made. I can see how it could happen. Lynch was wrong for driving off, if I remember. IMO Willis is the bigger jerk of the 3 you mentioned.

This totally changes how I do the fanspeak mock draft simulator.

Until he misses a blitzing lb or safety and our QB gets drilled. Frank Gore is really good at picking up blitzes and that is something our young RB (I'm assuming we draft one) will learn from watching Gore on the field and in the film study. Unless you think a RB doesn't study film. Also, Conner wasn't a rookie last year and his rookie year, he played behind Bell. Sure he learned a lot from sitting behind him for a yr.

I'm glad I read through all the posts. I was going to say the same thing. The Jets had him at Center and he played with a injured hand. He had issues with high and wide snaps due to this. I also would keep him at guard, as he is way better than Miller was there. With his hand healed, he can be a backup center too.

I wondered, but the internet don't lie. If the rest is correct they still have 4 guys on the line to sign pretty soon

Their bread and butter is a pretty good AND young oline. From what I see, they have to sign these guys soon. To me, that's where the smart money should go and draft the skill players. http://www.espn.com/nfl/team/roster/_/name/ind/sort/position/dir/asc/indianapolis-colts C Ryan Kelly 4 yrs exp. G Mark Glowinski 5 yrs exp. G Quenton Nelson 2 yrs exp. G Braden Smith 2 yrs exp. OT Anthony Castonzo 9 yrs exp. OT La'Raven Clark 4 yrs exp. OT Joe Haeg 4 yrs exp

Pretty sure his boat was named 5 Rings, now he has to change it.

he doesn't have to be great, as long as he's an upgrade from Mills.

Was thinking the same thing. Good call.

It's almost like there's a process or something.

You're making too much sense. Shut yo mouf!

Would a beer do?

I can't find the link, but Bell mentioned at one point he was leading the league in touches for a couple of years. He was going to lead the league last year too. I would want to get PAID if I'm leading the league in touches. Seems like a valid argument. I would like him here. Found a link with regards to his touches. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/heres-a-stat-that-explains-why-even-stars-like-leveon-bell-cant-get-monster-deals/ "Bell on his own had greater touch volume than the Packers' trio of backs, but not by much. He touched the ball 406 times in 2017 -- 321 runs and 85 catches. Combined, the Packers' backs had 362 touches. Basically, he touched the ball 2.75 more times per game than they did." Goes on to discuss that the Packers got the same results from a trio of RBs at a lesser price. I get the cost factors for RBs and some say don't spend big bucks on RBs, but if he can be our stud in the backfield and go out and catch passes, JA would be so much more effective. JMO.

If he agrees to an extension, sure.

I think Ivory gets cut. We have Marcus Murphy and we'll probably draft at least 1 rb. So we'll have 2 young rb's learning from 2 hof rb's.

Herschel Walker says he runs a sub 4.5 40 still.