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I've checked for new episodes of Chopping Wood the past couple of days out of habit, immediately remembering they won't be a thing anymore.

It may start that way, but I think as we get some injured guys back and our starters get more reps together it'll start to shape up.

He fell further than most expected, but here's his scouting profile: https://www.nfl.com/prospects/skai-moore?id=32462018-0002-5600-087b-25ff1584a982 Mainly he's too thin, not really athletic, and had a neck injury in 2015 that worried teams. PFF loved him though. Ranked him as their #5 MLB in this year's draft and said he rated just below Roquan Smith in coverage last year: https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-ranking-the-lb-prospects-for-the-2018-nfl-draft

Hopefully Wilkins gets some snaps with the 1's, because I really want to see what he can do behind a good OL. I think he could be RB1 in the RBBC.

He may have been a 6th round pick, but he showed in camp why he was said by most to have 2nd round talent. The one weed issue early in his college career (no big deal) and his production falling off when Watson left are what caused him to fall so far. He may have gone in the 6th, but he could have given us potentially 2nd round production and that's a sizable loss. I honestly think if he played like he did in camp that he would be WR2 by the end of the season. Hopefully he recovers well and is ready to go for next season. Luckily it happened early, so he'll have plenty of time to recover before camp next year.

My boy Pascal!!

Not surprised.

I still don't ge why we didn't resign Mingo. Looked solid as an off ball LB and is really fast. Would've fit perfectly with the new scheme.

I really want to see what Wilkins and Hines can do.

You're not going to get a good idea of what we've got against Wilson.

Definitely a understatement. We kind of figured that though.

I was thinking the same thing.

I wanted us to draft him as well, but mainly because he's a local kid (Virginia Beach).

I really liked Thomas coming out of college and it doesn't hurt that he's a hometown guy for me.