TheyCallMeAndy

Pretty sure Jalen Ramsey is deep in the gambling world. He always seems to fall down in critical moments

Listen, Allen can only deal with one breakup at a time

Click bait! Yes my FB feed is full of it. LOOK WHO BILLS SiGNED! *Click* Bills agree to futures contract with Kyler McMichael

Again, some of the players were good prospects and good picks, but our dysfunctional culture due to poor coaches, FO, and owner robbed those kids of ever reaching their full potential.

Dang dudes, that Niagara Twitter account now nailed 2 signings…

Terry’s daughter has stated publicly she’s learning the business side to take the team over some day.

Legend has is Russ Wilson didn’t demand a trade to the AFC East out of fear of seeing Klein twice a year.

Nothing has anything about this, I have no idea what OP thought they saw?

What? There is absolutely nothing about this anywhere.

I guess it’s cool?

This is just the friendly reminder that players don’t need to show up for things that’s aren’t mandatory.

Quick google search is enough to think this isn’t true. TMZ was all over them going out to dinner, I’m pretty sure they’d be all over this mess. All in all, this thread should probably be closed since it has nothing to do with anything and his GF gets objectified pretty dang fast.

Dude, I told you not to tell anyone!

WHERE TF IS MEATBALL!?

The point I was suggesting was maybe there is no over or under drafting when it comes to LBers because of how a guy may fit a scheme, and I had a few examples of guys who didn’t necessarily go where they were projected. I showed Bernard because I was curious and I figured others may be too.

I hated the EJ pick but talked myself into it. I was pumped up when we drafted Shaq Lawson and Raggie Ragland.

Here’s what I don’t understand with Campbell. He’s a good athlete, good agility, great tackler, great instincts, good in coverage, elite leadership traits. What prevents him from being an unquestioned first round pick?

I was surprised by that as well, but history has show big drops and rises are very common.

It was the 3rd round, good catch thank you!

Since some of us pound the table for a LBer at 27, and some of us pound the table to wait, I’ve been curious to where the top LBers have been drafted over the last few years. Now, quick note: Every single website has different rankings for the same player and this year is no different. Draft Network loves Cap Jack yet NFL.com has a few ‘backers ahead of him. For ease of access I used nfldraftbuzz.com since they made it easy to pull up their rankings/ratings and where the player got drafted. I also tried to focus on 4-3 LBers. 2021: Mica Parsons: projected to go top-5, went 12th. JOK: projected to be a top 10, picked 52nd. Javen Collins: projected to be a mid-first, went 16th. Nick Bolton: projected to be a mid-1st, went 58th overall. 2022: Nakobe Dean: projected a mid-1st, went in the 3rd round. Devin Llyod: projected mid-1st, went 27th. Brandon Smith: projected mid-2nd, went in 4th round. Christian Harris: projected late-2nd, went round 3 pick 75. Terrel Bernard: He was a projected 5th rounder who went top 100. It definitely looks like LB value is really dictated by a teams scheme fit, and every scheme is different. It may be a reach for someone, but if a linebacker fits this defense really well they should take him as long as McBean is comfortable with it. A few LBer projections from NFLdraftbuzz: Jack Campbell: Late first Drew Sanders: 3rd round Trenton Simpson: Early second

Allowed 76.8% completions, missed 11% of his tackles, called out by Warren Sapp for lack of effort. He’s good on Madden though.

Sanders does have a very high missed tackle rate and is very raw in college

Awesome!

Voldamort?

Agreed, no one should think otherwise. He’ll get a shot at it, but ultimately he is a best fit at OLB.