buddha

paying jamaal williams what they paid david montgomery would have been a mistake. montgomery is the better back and is younger.

depending on the draft value chart you use, #6, #55, and #81 could do it.

i'm not trading a future first for anyone in this draft.

just retire already.

fellas....randall cunningham retired the year cj stroud was born. how about dak prescott? or donovan mcnabb?

dont know the terms, but i like the signing. does vatai get cut now?

i like brad holmes as much as the next guy but he isnt infallible. he traded for trinity benson and drafted levi onzuwirike for goodness sake. that said, i dont see too much wrong with what they've done. took a flyer on moody, upgraded at running back, got cominsky back, sutton is a decent gamble to take. and they have a bunch of picks. i still think they grab at least one corner early and a defensive lineman. (and i'm still sort of hoping for anthony richardson because part of me likes to watch the world burn, lol)

bey is doing what he was always there to do: 3 and d. but the "d" wasnt great, and he thought he was a dribble creator in detroit. JEIII indicated it was more of bey freelancing and "there was no one else to create" than the coaching. but he's always protecting the coaches and never says anything really critical.

sure, but there are black qbs who dont murder dogs and sexually assault massage therapists. lol. but i agree with everyone who says this is nothing. i just think its funny. plus he's a buckeye so you know he's not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

after that workout i would be surprised if he's a top 5 pick now. the bears may pick him at 9 but they seem to be leaning skoronski. he may even be there at 18 now, but i doubt it. he's too good of a prospect. then again, randy moss fell to the 20s (not saying he's randy moss, but guys fall on character concerns). just to echo MB on the bears, it is hilarious to see them think theyre suddenly super nowl contenders. but these are the same folks who had them being over 500 last year so....

youre off the lions draft board.

the thing is, stroud is nothing like mike vick. vick was the greatest athlete to play qb, stroud is.....not. and he plays nothing like mike vick.

if theyre getting a first next year, it would probably be a pick in the mid to late teens and maybe a 3rd this year. but i dont have "the chart", i know there are a lot of different draft value charts out there.

if they can get a #1 for next year they should trade down.

cause okudah is going to play safety next year for the lions and then corner the year after for another team.

where is david stern when you need him? does adam silver have the balls to call Ja into new york and give him the carmelo anthony "you better get your shit together cause now youre fucking with the league's money" speech?

weird how the comparison was between micah parsons and will anderson in the posts right above where you made your snarky comment. do you want to go back and look and continue this stupid ass pissing match even further?

i think carter is intentionally tanking his draft stock so the lions can take him at 18.

will anderson did all of that? you'd think that would have made the papers.

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/fo100 Anderson is the complete package as an edge rusher. He's so explosive in his first three steps that he can almost intercept the snap if left unblocked. His lateral quickness is outstanding. His pass-rushing moves are economical and effective: he can disengage from pass-protectors with a quick swipe of his arm and a step to his left. Anderson's awareness and play-recognition skills supplement his pass-rushing ability well. He'll step back and leap for a deflection when he anticipates a short pass (three batted/deflected passes in 2021). He reads screens and disrupts misdirection plays. Anderson weaves through traffic fluidly on stunts and knows his role when eating up blockers for a teammate. As for run defense, well, Anderson played at around 245 pounds, and bigger/better blockers can latch on and move Anderson when the play is coming right at him. If Anderson were about 10 pounds of meaningful playing weight stouter, he might be the best edge-rush prospect from ANY program of this century. At the risk of dooming a prospect with a Hall of Fame comparison: Anderson has Von Miller-like measurables and film. He's that athletic, explosive, and unique. He'll likely enter the NFL as a prohibitive Defensive Rookie of the Year favorite, and he should have double-digit sack impact right away.

i'll take the next micha parsons, thanks. btw, parsons had a whole bunch of pre-draft "character concerns" and turned out to be a pretty good draft pick.

someone tell troy

the lions like to take care of their own.

espn gave it a C-. walterfootball gave it an F.

hawks beat the bruins too.