buddha

brugler rated the lions draft as #3 in the league. bears were #1.

btw, lebron walked off the floor without shaking hands with the nuggets last night. i'm sure there will be a federal inquest into this outrageous behavior like there was when isiah did it.

unless he's going to wean himself off PEDs, i think he'll be ok.

no

he's been railing against JJ for the entire process. so the guy that said jimmy clausen was a future hall of famer gave the vikings a D for taking mccarthy.

you dont trade a player like that in a super bowl window. and you cant pay everybody.

i hope phoenix falls into "brooklyn after the garnett/pierce" trade levels of bad.

a "suns source", i.e.: kevin durant's burner account.

i always liked how he said "detroy-it"

a-? that is the definition of an a+ draft.

Lions Bears Packers/Vikings Lions are the best team in the division on paper, but they will get a run for their money from the bears if williams is as good as advertised. with that said, other than cj stroud there havent been too many hyped rookie qbs who set the world on fire in their rookie years. there are usually some growing pains. the packers and bears both have achilles heels: their olines. the lions have them both beat there. the vikings are trying to make due with a less hyped rookie qb who will probably need more time to grow.

they love stevenson. he was a hit. the other two played and were ok. but they were projects. he also sent a second round pick for sweat, who was excellent for them. the bears had a top 5 defense after getting sweat. keenan allen, dj moore, cole kmet, and rome odunze are a formidable set of pass catchers. the question for the bears is the offensive line. they took a tackle in round 2 this year who projects to guard. their starting left tackle is a 5th round pick. their iol is "ok" at best. if there is a criticism of poles its that he has ignored the oline. the bears are set up for a long time. however, next year will likely be an up and down season with williams as a rookie. the other issue is coaching. we'll see if eberflus amounts to anything. they had a chance for a reset this year and they failed to do it. which is very typical for the bears.

porn name.

13 wolverines drafted. new school record but did not break georgia's record.

lions sign isaiah williams, wr

**** the bears

amon-ra 2.0. 😉

did they trade up?

at this point i dont question brad holmes.

Detroit Lions Detroit Lions: Giovanni Manu, OT, British Columbia – MILLEN Grade Sorry, Lions fans, for giving you a Millen grade, but this isn’t the best selection. Giovanni Manu is a late-round prospect, so had Detroit made this pick a round later, I wouldn’t have minded it. However, surrendering a third-round pick in 2025 to get him is a huge mistake. A huge, kielbasa type of mistake.

yup.

bears

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/terrion-arnold-draft-scouting-2024/

TERRION ARNOLD ALABAMA CB Prospect Info COLLEGE Alabama HOMETOWN CLASS Tallahassee, FL R-Sophomore HEIGHT 6’ 0’’ WEIGHT 189 lbs ARM 31 5/8’’ HAND 8 7/8’’ Prospect Grade 6.45 Will Become Good Starter Within Two Years 85 Good View All Prospects 2024 Draft Results DRAFTED BY DETROIT LIONS Detroit Lions Round 1 ‧ Pick 24 Read More Score Breakdown Production Score 90 2024 Combine CB Rank: 1st Athleticism Score *est 70 2024 Combine CB Rank: 17th Total Score 85 2024 Combine CB Rank: 2nd Combine Results u-unofficial 40-Yard Dash 4.5 Seconds 10-Yard Split 1.54 Seconds Vertical Jump 37’’ Broad Jump 10’ 9’’ 3-Cone Drill -- 20-Yd Shuttle -- Bench Press -- Alabama CB Terrion Arnold joins 'GMFB' on day of '24 draft Player Bio 2021: Redshirted. 2022: FWAA Freshman All-American, Freshman All-SEC. Played in 11 games with seven starts (45 tackles, INT, 8 PBUs). 2023: First-team Associated Press All-American. First-team All-SEC. Tied for sixth in the FBS with 5 INTs, tied for fifth with 17 passes defended (12 PBUs). Started all 14 games. -- by Chad Reuter Analysis By Lance Zierlein NFL Analyst Draft Projection Round 1 NFL Comparison Marshon Lattimore Overview Twitchy man-cover corner with outstanding athletic ability and the skill set to bring in ball production at the professional level. Arnold possesses average size but plays with a desired level of aggression and competitiveness in both phases of his job. He’s fast and agile to match up against a variety of receiver flavors on the outside or in the slot. Arnold could squeeze routes tighter from off coverages and limit the yards after catch with a slightly different approach. His closing burst allows him to meet throws at the catch point with a natural feel for playing angles and attacking the receiver’s hands. Arnold will make mistakes with positioning and lose focus at times, but the athletic traits and nose for the ball create quality upside for him to be positioned as a CB1 within a couple of years.