Doc Brown

I'm pretty sure that was above the 1.77 million threshold Beane was willing to pay.

With the 34th selection, the Arizona Cardinals select Kelee Ringo, DB, Georgia Drummed up enough support internally to take a chance at a CB prospect in Ringo with excellent size, physicality, and speed that fits well in the Cardinals zone heavy scheme. Love his physicality and tackling ability. Also matches up well with bigger WR’s and TE’s in man coverage. The Colts @CNYfan are on the clock.

Trade alert. Hopkins has been traded by the Cardinals to the Patriots for their 2nd round pick (pick #46). The Cardinals have agreed to pay 18 million of Hopkin's 2023 contract because they have plenty of cap space while the Patriots don't. Cardinals move on from Hopkins who was traded to them the same day as Diggs was traded to the Bills.

They’re saying that now. We’ll see when draft time comes as they could be stuck with his salary with no picks.

Hopkins is on the trade block and the Cardinals are willing to pay a significant part of his salary for the right draft pick compensation.

You're not factoring in the confused wind that the new stadium will provide the 4th year of his rookie deal.

Oh god no. His oversized ego and arrogance is the last thing this team needs right now.

You said Super Bowls.

Vince Lombardi and Bart Starr would like a word.

With the 3rd selection, the Arizona Cardinals select Will Anderson Jr., DE, Alabama Reason: Cardinals have holes everywhere but they take arguably the top prospect in the draft. Anderson, who had great production as a three year starter at Alabama, excels as both a pass rusher and run defender. He'll be a foundational force on the defensive line for years to come. There were some people pounding the table for Carter but there were character/motivation concerns even before the deadly car accident that seemed to be confirmed by his disastrous pro day. The Colts @CNYfan are on the clock.

Open for trade offers.

The Maybin and the Manuel pick were the only two where I swore at the tv. I couldn't believe Orakpo was available although I thought he'd be better than he actually turned out to be. Still better than the undersized one year wonder from Penn State though who apparently is more passionate in drawing things.

After watching the Bengals dominate us in the Divisional Round this year my "13 seconds" outlook changed as I think the Bengals beat us like they did the Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.

A hopeful comparison for Brown would be Josh Allen and Dawson Knox's ascension in year three. Extremely athletic prospects coming into the NFL relatively raw. Brown fits that mold but can you bank on that leap? Given his injury history I wouldn't hesitate to draft an OT in the first round if the right one falls to us. If not then I think Beane takes that leap of faith.

Hurry up and start before the Cardinals lose their pick.

Cardinals, Raiders, Titans

Yes. I realize that and it's why he's in the Hall of Fame. It was a joke. I'll give him a mulligan on the horrendous Toronto Series because he was pushing 90 at the time. Which, by the way, the guy you despise put an end to right away when he bought the team. Also, what music does Pegula have to face? I'm not even sure what you're arguing. Is this a Bon Jovi burner account?

Ralph was cheap. Seriously though the underground heating units they have now keeps the grass from freezing. Players prefer grass surfaces. Some NFL owners have the foresight to spend a few extra million a year on maintaining grass fields to avoid billion dollars in lawsuits from players down the road who will claim their CTE could've been prevented if the NFL implemented an all grass fields policy.

It takes a lot of cognitive dissonance to think this isn't political. I also think it's funny that the GOP defense is he probably broke the law like many wealthy/powerful people but we live in a system where getting away with it has become normalized so he's only being charged because of who he is. That system is part of why he was elected president in the first place. Get your popcorn ready.

Wouldn’t McDaniels take him over Jimmy G if this rumor is true? Much less money. Similar QB. Not sure what the Pats were asking for though.

Three of the final four teams also had a top five quarterback. Two years ago, Stafford had Kupp/Beckham while Burrow had Chase/Higgins in the Super Bowl without an elite TE. There's more than one way to skin a cat. We made the AFC title game three seasons ago with Diggs and Beasley as our top two options. I think we already have a top tier TE in Knox. We just need to find a way to get him the ball more. We run a lot of 11 personnel so having Knox and two decent WR's should be enough. I'd rather draft a WR who would be an upgrade over Davis and eventually take over Diggs's role as the number one. If the Bills don't feel like there's a WR who can accomplish that at #27 then I'd rather invest in OT, LB, DT, or DE than a tight end. I wouldn't be opposed to taking a TE in round 2 or 3 though given the depth of this class.

I've followed Campbell over the years and I take what he has to offer seriously given his track record. He got the top 10 right last year and the top 8 right in 2021. You can't do that without being connected. As far as the Bills he usually will get the position drafted right in the first round (had us taking Booth Jr. last year) and sometimes the actual pick (Ed Oliver). I wouldn't take this mock seriously though as it'll shift significantly over the next month.

Well, odds are young winning Super Bowl QB's will win it in their first four years. Super Bowl champion QB's last 20 seasons: QB's to win it first four years of career: Brady (year 2), Roethlisberger (year 2), Wilson (year 3), Mahomes (year 3) QB's to win it year five or after: E. Manning (year 5), Flacco (year 5), Rodgers (year 6), Foles (year 6), Brees (year 9), P. Manning (year 9), M. Stafford (year 13) Plenty of time to get it right assuming Allen stays healthy. Allen has only been a top five quarterback for three seasons now.

I can spot a humble brag pretty easily. Just pointing out the major flaw in his free advice.

You have Travis Kelce. A more likely scenario is what happened to Aaron Rodgers this last season when Davante Adams left.