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Giants take a WR in Kadarius Toney.

The only real question about Phillips is if he can stay healthy. If he does, I think he will be a good one. But, if he doesn't, he could be out of the league sooner than later. Classic boom or bust kind of guy....

Took exactly 2 hours from the start of the draft to get to #15. Half way there, folks!!!!!

The Pats* picked Jones. Fine.....

That's a lot for a Guard no matter how good he is. Cool.

Connor Hughes @Connor_J_Hughes · 52s The #Jets traded No. 23, No. 66 and No. 86 for No. 14 and No. 143, sources tell @TheAthletic Not as much as I had hoped......

I hope the Jets gave up a TON..........

Thanks, Chicago!

Man.....Giants got a HAUL............

Come on Bears.....take Fields!!!

DeVonta Smith it is...... Cheats* have their choice of QBs

Pats* just sitting their and Fields is just gonna fall in their laps. Not cool.....

DeVante Parker Will Fuller Mike Gesicki Jaylen Waddle Good thing they don't have a QB to get them the ball downfield.

This has to be Waddle.....

Bengals took Chase

Not that I fear Fields, but I fear Jones even less. Need him to stay out of NE. Someone else needs to step up and take him before the Cheats* get a chance to take him. I couldn't care about Jones less.

The best part of that pick is that Pitts is nowhere near the AFC East or the AFC in general.

So.....now we get to see if all the smoke around Jones for weeks now was for real or if it was just that.....smoke.

At the rate this draft is going, Beane is going to want to trade up 20 spots to avoid sheer boredom. We won't be picking until 1am with the way this has gone so far.

Whewwwww....... My mock is still alive on the quest to go 32-32......

Jax "fans" really bringing the fire with their "Teal with It" signs.....

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I've said it before and I will say it again..... If lightning could strike twice and we could get a CB tonight that could come in and be as good as Tre was his rookie year, then that would have the biggest impact on this team. The reason for this is because a second shutdown CB would not only help to cover guys better, but it immediately would help the pass rush because the front 7 would have that extra second or 2 to get to the passer. I think a second shutdown CB would honestly help the pass rush more than any Edge in this draft would. There are a bunch of good ones in this draft and I would even take 2 of them. My guy in the range we are picking is Asante Samuel Jr., but I could see him going earlier than our pick. I know some think he may sneak through until the 2nd, but if I were drafting, unless something completely wacky happens, he's my guy.

If it were me, I wouldn't take a RB in the first round. I, like many of you, think guys that can run the ball are available all over the draft and I think you can find a good one just about everywhere. I will say, if we are dead set on doing it, then a year like this one is the right one. There aren't too many positions that you can get the best player in the draft at 30. RB may be one of them. If the Bills want to take him at 30, fine..... I get it and he would be an upgrade for sure. But there is no way I am trading up to do it. If the Bills are looking to trade up, I hope it isn't for a RB.

I never really understood the complete hatred of Allen and basically everyone saying he had no chance to be good. I'll be the first to admit I did not want to draft him, but it wasn't because I thought he would never be good. I didn't want him because after watching all of his games, I thought he was so raw that it would take many years for him to get to a solid level. I just had other guys that I preferred because I believed they would be more pro-ready faster. But, even though I didn't want to take him, I said all along that, given time and the right coaching, he could be the best QB out of that draft class by far for the simple reason that he was so physically gifted and superior to everyone else. It was always going to be up to him to fix his numerous flaws, many of which were related to some of the worst footwork I had ever seen. But for him to be able to fix the issues he had so quickly was truly remarkable and impressive. So yeah.....the utter hatred that Allen got and had to go through was always a mystery to me. Why is it that every other prospect is given the benefit of the doubt that if they are put into the right situation and given the best coaching that they have a chance to be a good or great NFL player? Why was it so set in stone that Josh, for whatever reason, was never going to be good no matter what and that he was even called at one point a "parody of an NFL prospect"? Never understood that. If you are good enough to be drafted into the NFL, you are an elite athlete.....one of the best on the planet. Who's to say anyone doesn't have even a remote chance of making it......especially a guy that is so gifted physically. Good on Allen for proving them all wrong.