Blokestradamus

I'm gonna get banned when they pick the wrong kicker.

Last time I open up to you about my feminine side

One smart cookie has Pittman as WR3.

It's why I keep clicking on those damned Peter Pan links. In reality, I would not hate a 6th rounder for Tevin Coleman. If only because I once described him as 'Kevin with a T'.

"Florida Man creates duplicate thread; more at 11"

Not a clue, didn't watch it. I just know that he's played 4 positions, got pretty solid tape and translates well to the interior in the NFL.

You have ruined this draft by showing up @Victory Formation I mean that in the nicest, most kicker-centric way possible.

It does have to go down as one of the greatest seasons by a running back ever. 12 carries, a long of 5 yards. Legendary.

This is what I pay taxes for ?

Calvin Throckmorton.

Might be Kirbs doing that ?

Yeah, my phone hates it but it looks pretty ?

"Cheap plastic bowl" "Scissors"

You know, I wrote Gallimore first to avoid that

I was guided by Gunner's love of Gallimore and Johnson. When he likes a player, it's usually for good reason.

Even if nobody else does, you absolutely need to.

I did think about the long-term idea of him replacing Milano and I don't hate it as a cost-effective measure. I think, in this scheme particularly, you might need someone a little more advanced in coverage than Uche though. The idea of him playing SAM gives you variety but not neccesarily a lot of snap production for the pick on it's own. He doesn't fit a lot of the McDermott/Carolina prototypes that have been established over the years as an edge guy but I do have faith that he's got a future playing on the D-line. For a staff that loves smart kids with versatility, I have no trouble thinking that he's high on their board.

I think he's got the long-term ability to play as a 4-3 RDE, he's got the building blocks of a high calibre speed rusher. I could also see him being a SAM linebacker in base sets. Or a mixture of the two like Lorenzo was, only actually good at covering.

With the right coaching and a defined role(s), I can't help but think he's going to be a stud. If I was fully grading guys this year, he'd only be the second guy ever that I'd give a complete 10/10 for football IQ. He's incredibly conceptually savvy.

I'll throw my boy Josh Uche into the mix. Lurve him.

He long-armed him so easily, it was like he was taking his dog for a walk.

Austin Jackson is a pile of garbage with shoulder pads on. Lovely kid, amazing brother but my God, he's awful.

Change pronounce to spell and Cyrus Kouandjio would still be waiting in that green room

I've always been one of the select few Cutler truthers out there. There's something very satisfying about watching a guy that you know has an ungodly pair on him, if only because you've got no clue how any given play will go. Hell, with Jay, I'm not even sure he knew for half of his career. I've not really studied Love this year but I welcome anyone that could be the next-gen Jay Cutler. My enjoyment needs it to happen.

Especially if you're on the other team