buddha

denied. keep trying, tony buzbee.

ivey is quick and can jump. he is nothing like stanley johnson.

welp.

doesnt play through injury. people questioned his willingness to play hard at oregon. its just draft scuttlebutt talk.

thibs is almost becoming underrated now. he's the "bendiest" of all the de's and the one that most profiles as a top top pass rusher. he's got some flaws and because he's been the presumed #1 for so long people have had time to pick him over, but he's a better "pass rushing" prospect than hutchinson. hutch had a great year, but he's not "bendy", he's got great hands, is strong, and has a non stop motor, but he's not going to be able to go through nfl tackles the way he went through ohio state tackles. hutch seems like a high floor high-ish ceiling guy, while thibs - with his injury history and perceived "character" issues - seems more of a lower floor but highest ceiling player. and i'm always wary of "character" and "motivation" concerns with prospects. i'd be fine if they took thibs.

yes.

jimmy butler has done this to every team he's been on. talked his way out of chicago, minny, and philly. he's a complete diva.

toss up. hutch, thibs, hamilton, walker.

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/kyle-hamilton/32004841-4d24-6970-5c23-1fbf7506b4a0 hard to argue against taking a guy with that scouting report.

so youre wondering if jonathan schoop would bring back a better package than jd martinez?

i assume hamilton would be the "in the box" linebacker and walker would be your "centerfielder". hamilton would run with tight ends but is unlikely to be able to cover receivers.

the problem with hamilton - if there is one - is that he's too slow to be an nfl safety and too small to be an effective nfl linebacker. that's the worry.

trading down is ridiculous on those things, but its fun to play with.

real men do seven round mocks.

ragnow too. i know he's a really good player but he's a center. not exactly a premium position. but that was bob quinn and bob quinn was bad at his job.

i thought they both looked fine, amd both bring needed depth (and size at forward). my only caution is that they were playing one of the worst teams in the league. the flyers are bad.

double derozen, keep your shot blocker inside so lavine cant dunk, and then dare vuc to beat you from outside. boom. they cant score. lavine will get frustrated and start jacking up threes or throwing the ball away. pwill is hurt and too timid to shoot. ayo stands in the corner and watches. ball is hurt and caruso is caruso. theyre a better team than they have been in years, but still rely on derozen to be superman to get where they are. at this rate they'll be lucky to avoid the playoff, although that win over toronto was huge a couple days ago.

seider threw a blind pass into raymond's skates on that play. i was more critical of seider for not just dumping the puck to center than raymond. either way, vrana has looked fantastic tonight. this team needs a second line center so bad. vrana and raymond are both first class snipers but only one can play with larkin (and bert). another larkin-ish center on line two would make this team so much better offensively.

wow. bert with the great turnover in the middle, larkin with the patient possession and great pass and vrana with the great shot again.

what a shot by raymond.

one thing about sundquivst is that he's big. this team needs some size (and size that uses size, not like rasmussen who is just big and doesnt use it effectively).

can vrana teach zadina how to aim for the corners instead of shooting it right at the goalie?

willis has been wildly inaccurate in college, especially against better defenses. you compare him to trey lance, but he's also 4 inches shorter than lance and wasnt nearly as good in college. otoh, lance and justin fields were "rated" similarly to willis, but both were rated a little higher. is that enough to take willis at #2? jalen hurts with a better arm? is he appreciably better than matt corral or kenny pickett?

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/malik-willis/32005749-4c61-4428-8345-922a57c28423

cruz did his job. got his talking points in. has absolutely nothing to do with the supreme courtz but he knew that and so did kentaji brown who let him talk and answered the non- questions perfectly.