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  1. Wow. I’d take him in a flash now pick 80. he must have been amazingly HORRID DlCK in his interviews!!!! even as backup. crazy.
  2. Yup. He gets credit for that too. Thank god for Beaney luck vs no luck.
  3. Totally agree. DL is more a rotating puzzle during a game.
  4. Um. Wait? You liked the drought yrs, where we won the draft every year? Beane sgets credit for 65% win rate. 70% if HC didn’t brain cramp in playoffs
  5. 2nd round. He’s 23 yrs old. LOL his karma and being entitled, arrogant. He will mature. I’d take the chance totally , 2nd, if I need a QB.
  6. The sofa backdrop “LEGENDARY” logo made me LOL and he wasn’t even on the sofa. He’s 22 yrs old. Jim Kelly was pretty much a d!Ck and grew up
  7. I was surprised nobody moved to 30ish to grab Sanders. It’s a QB league. Feels like a different flavor of the Lamar draft.
  8. Forget about tackles. The CB main job is coverage. Huge upgrade, need. aside from chain gang—Elam had a huge part of that loss. He was horrific. Chiefs completed passes of 11 and 12 yard. third-down conversion, facemask penalty, pass interference early in the second half.
  9. I’d like my LB Safety DL doing the tackling. My CB breaks up the play = he doesn’t need to be a giant man tackler Elam probably could tackle if he was ever near the WR LOL
  10. What’s the reason to have eagles and chiefs swap
  11. Yes. They have to go quality. 4,5 maybe 3 round players aren’t likely to even make the 2025 team. Just is a fact when your team is good.
  12. Given the depth and talent across the roster, I fully support packaging 3rd-rounders (or more) to move up and secure an impact starter. Realistically, those mid-round picks won’t see the field anytime soon. I’ve never been big on the ‘win now’ mindset—but we’re a Sony HawkEye first down away from the Super Bowl.
  13. Either the person being sued (the defendant) or the one doing the suing (the plaintiff) can ask for a jury trial—and if one of them does, it usually happens. But keep in mind, once you’re in front of a jury, all bets are off. I’d expect a young college girl who didn’t do anything wrong to come across as a pretty sympathetic plaintiff.
  14. Welp, Josh, after that I’d put a ring on it too!
  15. That won’t protect against defamation in this case. By being cagey, he knew he was on thin ice
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