White Linen

I understand and certainly don't agree with Intentionally trying to ruin anyone's draft experience. Hence I agreed with the mods just making the call. The choice was to accommodate the broadcast participants. Cool!

It was perfect for you because you were watching Network TV but it wasn't perfect for anyone that was watching Joe Marino - Locked on Bills for example. We knew the pick while you were at commercial, behind, etc. So you I didn't really come to TBD. We just group texted with about a dozen or so folks that are in our friends and family group throughout the country. I mean it's no problem, I just wanted to offer another thought vs they're A holes.

Love this pick

No I get that, and that's why I like the standard/ mods decision. I just think it's potentially unfair to think everyone who knows the pic and wants to then come here, is automatically doing it to be nasty. They could want to just come here and talk about it, because they don't watch broadcast and know about it 4 minutes earlier.

I personally watch the broadcast too but as Augie said, even "broadcast" is different based on streaming, vs satellite, etc. I'm 50, my sons are 20 and 18, we consume information differently. Their buddies are on Twitter too and they all give each other crap about who their teams picked. I don't have a dog in the fight but I disagree with Gonzo and others calling other postera a holes or ignorant because they don't get information through ESPN or the NFL Network. I'm with Simon and Chandler, etc about just setting the standard so there's an understanding of how it will be done on TBD. But the name calling is a bit over the top for me. It's not even tipping pics, it's getting info different is all.

We had him in his prime and he should be on our Wall of Fame.

I don't blame him.

I think Andrew Luck will have an impact.

No, but she is entered in the RC Cola Invitational.

Now beat your version of the Chiefs, Sabalenka.

I disagree, I don't see that as his biggest issue and I really only see him doing that on deep patterns when he hasn't created separation. I'd go so far as to say, he hasn't or the team hasn't used his basketball background enough, especially in the red zone. IMO, he's not athletic enough to run the type of routes that create separation. I.E. the dig route. I've seen him practicing the curl and comeback routes, so I know he's working on his footwork. It's just not fully translating. He may not have a single special trait. I'm thinking work ethic is the most important thing he'll have, for a chance to be a good receiver.

You are saying technique but what troubles me about Keon is that he lacks athleticism in his route running. I think he can get better too, but I'm worried about him being more than just an average NFL receiver. The issue is his footwork. Almost every college wide receiver needs to work on technique because you can't have the same success in the NFL as college without it. For example a speed guy will just rely on that until he improves his technique, if he in fact does improve. Athleticism is a tough thing to acquire. It appears Keon has the "want to", so hope springs eternal.

I see you 10th Mountain.

We're not worthy.

I'm not ready to say this is true without seeing it. Cook is really good and you're undervaluing him, at least to a point. He's not easily replaceable, he's that good.