Not too shabby! I have Baker & Cook as well (picked last in a 14 person league). I probably would have picked Zeke or CMC with pick 2 but the first four picks were a tossup. Best of luck.
Most weeks I'd agree with my fellow Canuck, but I'd go Brown this week for two reasons. 1: The Jets CBs are not good. 2: I think Josh will likely air it out as the coach's want to overplay how much he'll throw to get upcoming teams to back off the box.
He was fun to watch at his peak and a big part of breaking the drought. He was very vocal in his support of Allen from the start, which helped Josh develop into a leader.
It makes perfect sense for the teams, but does it for Clowney? Why would he want to play for a team known for rushing players back on the field after an injury before he's due for a big pay day?
Every year I think Jason Garrett will get fired, but he's proven to be the natural successor to Marvin Lewis. Expectations for St. Doug are likely higher after Luck's retirement.
I like Cam way better. I was saying who'd I'd rather have to work with and Winston seems like he'd be easier to get along with in work atmosphere. Cam would be exhausting & in need of constant attention, and Rodgers would be the toxic guy playing office politics at all times. Brady/Manning/Allen all seem like they'd be easy to get along with in a professional setting.
I like Cam's personality, he's fun and good for the league. I'd like him more though if he was more gracious and less sexist. That said, I'd much rather have everyone else on the list above as a co-worker (except for Rodgers, that would be torture).
The article was specifically about "what if" every team went 4-12. Based on historical trends (year 3, worse record every year) he would be the most likely to get canned. It was a bizarre topic to be sure, but in no way was it a prediction that he was on the hot seat.