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I like it, Chad. A few of my faves are on there - Turner, St. Juste, Golston. I also have a sneaky suspicion about a relatively early LB - no great need there, but laddering with a LB each year allows you to let players like Walker go and avoid paying up to keep veteran FA LBs (not named Leonard - gotta pay up for him). You had me going back to read up more on Spencer Brown. It’s funny, No. Iowa’s Elerson Smith has become my EDGE of choice (great Pro Day w/ a 41.5” vertical) - we could draft two No. Iowa players. How weird would that be? I’m still a vehement Radunz backer, though. -
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I wouldn’t be at all surprised if he throws for fewer yards than Rivers did. He hasn’t yet in 5 seasons. And I’m guessing we’ll be running a lot. -
It very well could have been that UCLA medically retired him. He wasn't sure if football would still be an avenue for him based off of that, so he picked a school that had a good program in his other passion, music. That way he would be able to set himself up for success if he couldn't play football anymore and if he could, he was still going to a school with a good football program. Honestly, we can speculate all day about his thought process around the decisions he made and his "love of the game", but unless he comes right out and publicly gives an account, I don't think we'll know. For that and the medical concerns, he seems like he'll remain a tough prospect to place a draft value/ranking on. -
This episode makes it seem like more of a Reich/Wentz bromance than a carefully and logically crafted player acquisition. And the bromance appears to be a lot more about religion than football. That's worrying to me.
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