Blokestradamus

What a wanker.

For sale, you say?

I'm sorry to hear that about your dad. I'll keep my fingers crossed for him to make a full recovery.

I'm pretty sure you can buy one of those from Amazon.

2015 - Way too high on David Cobb (Minnesota RB), Kevin White, Devante Parker, Maxx Williams (Walford and Koyack also crashed and burned, RIP my credibility). Xavier Cooper, Owa Odighizuwa, Paul Dawson, Hayes Pullard, Eric Rowe. Best player I was way too low on, probably Jamison Crowder. 2016 - Most of the WR class, if I'm honest. Stephen Anderson (Cal TE), Landon Turner, Noah Spence, Bronson Kaufusi, Jeremy Cash, AJ Stamps. I was a lot lower on Buckner, Hunter Henry & Jack Conklin. I'm not going any further or I'll cry I'm doing good, thanks. How are you?

I've got spreadsheets with my grades going back to 2015. This should be fun.

I call it Google Sheets

I'm wearing his jersey at the moment. I adore that man.

Booooooooooooooooo!!!!

He seems to be considered by most mock boards to be in the 6th-7th range. Personally, I think his floor is a swing IOL, perhaps even a starting RG eventually. Given how the Bills love versatility, I can see this happening.

Watch the documentary on it; Jurassic Park. It did not go as intended.

Funny enough, I came up with that comp for Henry Ruggs. I do like Hamler though, one of the few that I think has scope to develop a long way. I guess we see his floor a bit differently, that's all.

I've got 3 picks in the 7th round. I'm more than willing to scout special teamers to make it accurate.

I find the hype over the WR class a tad strange, to be honest. There's only a select few guys that I've watched that make me think they'll be of a high level. Hamler and Jefferson included, it's more a case of "if they find the perfect fit, they could be productive enough to make a nice career for themselves" with a ton of the other guys. In terms of future projection, I wonder how many of them end up being seen as replacement level once you have to give them a second contract.

Slight variation on this - if there is someone that ends up being an elite WR, it's Michael Pittman. I lurve him.

I got so enamoured watching him this morning, I forgot to have my Cheerios. I think I would've initially gone for Gladney had they both been on the board but I'm very pleased with how things worked out.

With the 29th pick of the 2020 NFL Draft, the Tennessee Titans select: Jaylon Johnson, Corner, Utah. GM: We found ourselves with a tough choice to make between two fantastic players but we have to make defending the pass our priority. In Jaylon, we believe that we've got a player that helps us to replicate the ball skills that we've lost following the departure of Logan Ryan. Jaylon's versatility and skill set will give us options in coverage and we feel that he's got the potential to be a part of a fantastic secondary for years to come. The Packers are officially on the clock @RyanC883

The Titans are open to offers for the 29th pick. Lines of communication will stay open until we are on the clock but I've got no intentions of slowing the process down.

Unless you want to trade up to 29.

All the colour coordination on the spreadsheet is proper fancy @BuffaloHokie13

Note to self; Early 00's niche jokes about Portsmouth defenders doesn't work well here ?

I'm shocked she knows who Linvoy is.

Not looking like Blokes is gonna be picking before his bedtime tonight.