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With the 92nd pick in the 2020 NFL Draft the Baltimore Ravens select Jordyn Brooks, LB, Texas Tech. Our defense was exposed against Tennessee in the playoffs and earlier in the year against the 49ers. We aren't very good at stopping the run. Brooks, with his athletic ability, will go a long way to helping correct that problem. He was a highly productive LB at the college level who is physical, has that mentality on defense that you love to see out of your ILB prospects, plays sideline to sideline, and offers some pass rush juice from the inside as well. The things we see, which we feel can be coached, is his ability to cover where he wasn't asked to do much of that in college and sometimes he is more reactive than instinctive. Both will improve with coaching and repetition at the next level in our defensive scheme. @Philo and the Titans are on the clock.

Yeah, Uche is like a college version of Lorax. Michigan lined him up everywhere. Inside on the DL, on the edge, at LB dropping into coverage, the guy was all over that front, and he has 4.5 speed to go with it that you can see on tape. He's just undersized at like 245lbs.

I like Uche here a lot. He's got a bit of Yannick to him. You know, the guy everyone wants us to give up assets for and pay $20,000,000 per season?

Seriously though, all is well here. Doing the "essential employee" thing and living as normal a life as anyone can right now.

The throwback is fine. The rest are .

Yeah, there is a TP shortage right about now.

Those new uni's are garbo as my kids would say. I feel bad for Atlanta fans about now. They will loathe this decision almost immediately when those jersey sales plummet.

Yeah, Roscoe had that unique ability to not just be able to cut on a dime, but go from stop to full speed in a couple of steps.

They claimed Peyton Manning was on it as well, getting deliveries to his house under his wife's name, and he was no Lou Ferrigno either.

I think @ATLBillsFan should just be given the highest rated S left on the board according to whatever preferred draft board you choose @Virgil since he went the S route on an already drafted player then ghosted us all.

My money is on the Pats ending up with Eason or Fromm.

I like the pick. There is a video break down below with Scott Mitchell (who looks terrible, is dreadful to listen to, and his belly blocks the monitor while he's talking) that will allow you to see some of the things Burgess does well.

He must of gotten the inside scoop from Brady's doctor who prescribes him the HGH, that's not really HGH, but called by some off the wall name like xycropromatranicin or another.

The 1:17 mark, 2:00 mark, and 4:23.

Waiting on the next pick like

I'm still of the thought that I wouldn't want Beane to give up assets for then pay $20,000,000 a year to 248lb DE who averages 9 sacks a year. It just seems like a stupid move.

I was going to say if we go 7 Rounds then once you hit Round 3 there is an hour time limit to make your pick or your team will be automatically allotted the BPA based on a draft board (say The Draft Network/Fanspeak or something like that) and that BPA will be ranked according to highest rated team need remaining (from said determined draft board).

Justin Herbert = 2020 version of Blaine Gabbert Mekhi Beckton = Even though he was amazing at the combine for a guy his size, he reminds me of our own former OL'man Mike Williams

I think they are great announcers, some of my favorites to listen to calling college games, but I don't know if this will work out.

I wonder if he will even succeed Rodgers and be poster boy Jake Fromm State Farm?

I hate you That's who I was going to take. With the 60th pick in the NFL Draft the Baltimore Ravens select Cam Akers, RB, Florida St. Mark Ingram is on the wrong side of 30 and our offense is predicated on the running game. That being said we are looking ahead to a replacement. Ingram can be released next offseason to clear $5,000,000 in cap space for us if need be after this selection. Akers NFL comp in many instances is Mark Ingram and we know what that type of RB can do in this offense with Lamar Jackson pulling the defense running that read option. @Philo and the Titans are on the clock

Great, now the Chinese are sitting back just waiting to crash the internet like

I don't think Brady is the Brady everyone thinks he is if he is here. We suffered through years of incompetence in the FO, scouting dept, and staff. Years. Terrible drafting, terrible coaching, and bad roster decisions that put us in cap hell at points. We had key misses in the draft that we all still point to. Whitner over Ngata, Maybin over Orakpo, CJ Spiller over a host of others we could have had when we already had Jackson and Lynch, all of those decisions set us back. I know all teams have their histories, but from The Music City Miracle on ours was especially bad if not in one way crippling the franchise then another. Thankfully, now things have been turned around.

I'm not saying the teams were completely devoid of talent, but AT BEST they were mediocre. It showed on the field well beyond the QB. Just because we had a couple, just a couple, of guys who were much better than the rest on our roster at one point, and may likely be in the HOF one day, does not mean we would have been any kind of threat if we just had a better QB. Maybe the teams that Rex screwed up completely? Sure, but again it falls on the coaching because he ruined the defense.