Blokestradamus

What about Bryan Scott as the big nickel? He was way ahead of his time.

With the 57th pick in the 2021 TSW 2.0 Mock Draft, the Los Angeles Rams select Quincy Roche, EDGE, Miami. We're delighted to bring Quincy to Los Angeles. We believe him to be one of the best pure pass rushers in this class and we're excited to pair him up with Leonard Floyd and Aaron Donald to wreak further havoc on the NFC West. The New York Giants are on the clock whenever America wakes up @TPS

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Someone is going to Hell for this and I'm going with them after laughing as hard as I did.

There was a kid in my school when I was 12 that broke his hand punching Adam Tuft in the face. Adam had rather large front teeth and I think they did plenty of damage. That put me off throwing punches unless I absolutely had to.

Couple of late round/UDFA types on the defensive line that I like are Cal's Zeandae Johnson and Mississippi State's Kobe Jones. I've seen both of them give draftable OT prospects a tough time due to strength and technique but neither tested especially well. Johnson fits the Bills quite well as a guy with the ability to play base end but kick inside to 3-tech on passing downs. Carson Green from Texas A&M is one of my favourite OT prospects this year, got a 4th round grade on him. Extremely tough and durable run blocker with enough athleticism to succeed. Tommy Doyle from Miami (OH) deserves a preseason shot, just off his tape against AJ Epenesa in 2019. I'm also with @Solomon Grundy on Khalil Herbert. Got a 4th round grade on him as a change of pace zone back. Think he's got the pass game skills, pass pro skills and the return value to be a really good player.

I've currently got 5 names in mind for the Rams pick at 57. Please do me a favour and pick at least two of them today or I'm going to drive myself nuts.

Either way, I'm sure it'll have a happy ending.

Probably Darden of those left on the board, he's short enough.

That was a masterful job of redacting the evidence from our civil servant.

Bravo, sir. Bravo.

"Think for yourself" says woman that I initially thought was a Kardashian.

Way before my time but I just had a quick look. Seemed like a really decent guy who died trying to help others. Nice to see that they've put a monument to him at the site of his death, hopefully that helps to keep his memory alive in future generations.

Someone has never seen me dancing drunk at 4am, obviously.

The Draft Network is the place that I trust the most in terms of draft evaluations. I don't always agree with Kyle and Joe but I've spent enough time following their work to know that the process they have in place is sound. I did notice that Crissy Froyd has done a few QB-related articles for them recently. I briefly worked with her when I was with BillsWire and she's a real smart cookie. Well worth a follow if you support LSU in particular.

Would be a massive shame if the CFL ceased to be. I've always found it entertaining and it's been a huge plus for a couple of friends of mine that didn't make it in the NFL but wanted to keep playing the game for a living.

Value-wise, of course. I just think that corner is the best spot to upgrade with the options presented. Ossai, while I really like him, is 'sub-optimal' as a typical fit. Marshall works as a long-term X-receiver option but I do worry about the snap count impact early on with the group ahead of him on the depth chart. Campbell feels logical and I don't always do logical.

One of the predominent issues I've seen raised surrounds his ball skills. I can't disagree in terms of production.

Schwartz is one of those guys that I like if he lasts until Day 3. Hard to ignore the fact that he ran the 100m in 10.07 in high school. The initial qualification time set by UK Athletics for Tokyo was 10.06. He is still raw because he's never really needed technique being that unreasonably fast. A little more polish on his routes and getting down a consistent technique with his releases and he could be really good.

Drafting a corner in the first round when you don't have a QB isn't going to move the needle much for team success, I agree on that. Taking one at the back end of the first when you have a QB isn't quite as bad, especially when you can have them cost-controlled for five years.

Trust me that Ossai will not reach the Bills in round two. He's still there, the Rams might do cartwheels to the podium. I'm not a big fan of this WR class, if I'm honest. Once you get past Chase, Smith, Waddle and Marshall, I don't have anyone else graded in the top 2 rounds. I haven't graded DB's this year (because I hate them) but Campbell put on a show against a bunch of receivers that I've watched. I think he's a no-brainer here.

Stop the thread right here. There's no way you're topping this.

Of all the options listed, I'd honestly likely plump for Tyson Campbell.

Hi, Dr Nick!

Watching his teammates slapping him on the helmet knowing that he had severe concussion issues left me a little sick, to be honest. I won't fault the staff if he's there and they pass him over, I get it. The injuries are a major concern. I just absolutely love his game and think he's on a track to stardom if he can stay healthy.