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In White’s senior season he was the most difficult cornerback to pass against. According to ProFootballFocus he allowed only 41.7 percent of his targets to be completed and he led the nation with a 90.5 overall grade. Man, what a bum!

Man, Carl Lawson might still be there when we pick... Jordan Willis Malik McDowell Tim Williams Forrest Lamp Zeke Cunningham Obi Hard to pick a WR if any of those guys are available...

Either would be great...throw in Cam Robinson, too

Foster's shoulder is a mess. You want another Reggie Ragland pick?

Looks like a plan to me...we had Gilmore for 4 years...he was decent...now we don't have to pay him top dollar and we draft his replacement. And pick up a first and a 3rd while doing it. Do you guy not get we just picked up 3 players for trading back 17 spots?

really nice pick....thought they might go OL, tho

maybe Bills go OL?

I predict the Jets trade up with Jax, who pick Watson

Gotta assume he rides the bench behind Glennon no matter what, right?

Giving away three picks to move up one spot for a guy the 49ers were not going to pick anyway is insane. It's more insane to do it for Trubisky. Yes, I know they wanted to make sure no one leap-frogged them, but the 49ers just committed grand larceny. Packers got Rodgers at #24, Bears give away three picks to choose Trubisky at #2. While having just paid Glennon a pretty penny. This is what "putting all your eggs in one basket" looks like.

all that wheelin' and dealin' and that's what you came up with? No thanks.

If anyone selects Kizer in the first round, they should be immediately taken outside and shot.

not sure what any of this means, but I do know that none of it is irony.

Um...I'll probably watch the draft.

here you go: http://www.buffalorumblings.com/2017/1/3/14146508/tyrod-taylor-bills-option-strong-evidence-suggests-buffalo-bills-should-keep-him https://www.profootballfocus.com/pro-bills-should-build-around-tyrod-taylor-not-show-him-the-door/ Speaking of Tyrod’s game -- you know the idea that he struggles (or is afraid) to throw over the middle? Well, the following numbers essentially prove that’s a fallacy. While throwing to the middle of the field in 2016, Tyrod completed 103 of 137 (75.1% completion rate) of his passes for 1,027 yards (7.49 yards per attempt) with four TDs and zero INTs. All that equates to a QB Rating of 105.7. His QB rating passing to the right side of the field was an even 105. To the left — 85.7. His 137 passes to the middle of the field accounted for 34.5% of his 397. Quite an even distribution when splitting the field into thirds. Also, Tyrod’s 103 completions to the middle of the field accounted for 38.1% of his 270 total completions on the season. Just 78 of his 270 completions (28.8%) went to the left side of the field and 89 went to the right side (32.9%). You’re reading that correctly — the highest percentage of Tyrod’s completions in 2016 came in the middle of the field... the specific area in which it was widely believed he didn’t utilize enough.

This makes sense to me. I love OJ. This is a fallacy and has been proven over and over to be so on these boards.

I wonder if there's a chapter on standing on the sidelines with a look of total befuddlement after something bad happens.

That is one horrible top 5

I'd be thrilled with 1-4. 5 is meh but okay.

If OJ is there at 10 SNAP HIM UP

I reaaallly like this kid. Thumbs up.

I think Reddick is rising...he doesn't last past 14

Trubisky is a 2nd or 3rd round prospect. Tops. Watson is head and shoulders above him...Mahomes is above him.

I skimmed it...then quoted it. Still ain't your blog. Dude.

this isn't your blog, Dude.