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I think this is exactly right. Special teams extraordinaire.

Brad seems like a man in win-now mode

I don’t love giving a 3rd next year for it but who am I to judge the almighty villain

700,000 and counting. New NFL record.

Detroit has really done this thing well. This is by far and away the nicest event I’ve ever attended in the city.

When they go 7-10 and clean house, they’ll be well on the way to ruining another quarterback.

I wouldn’t be opposed to bringing back DJ Chark on a one-year deal as an X. I agree with those who have said the depth at the offensive line makes me nervous. I don’t like the concept of depending on Awosika or Sorsdol in a big game.

I wouldn’t count out re-signing Davis. I don’t think Brad trades a 3rd for a player he doesn’t believe in

2025 2nd for Tee Higgins?

Brad is currently giving a press conference, so he might be done for the day.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Brad isn’t done yet tonight.

Good thing everyone agrees on this one. Consensus if I’ve ever seen one.

Gimme Kingsley.

Adds up.

Guntekunst and Holmes are playing chess.

Roger Goodell just shook my hand. I yelled out “I love you Roger!” And he said “weren’t you the one booing me earlier?”

I have to say, Detroit did this SO well. I’m blown away by the production quality.

Beebe, Zinter, Kneeland, Troy Franklin, or a trade down all make sense. My pick is Kingsley Suamataia though. Give me Sewell’s cousin.

Campus Martius hit capacity *again*

Packers then Bears then Vikings

He should demand a trade to the Falcons

I’ll be heading down in a little, my buddy has work. Wish us luck finding parking lol

On the Lions they have been for the last few years. Guys like Jermar Jefferson, Chase Lucas, and Antoine Green had a much easier spot to making the team than whoever they pick in the 7th round this season. I don't have the data to back it up (if it exists I'd be interested), but I don't think NIL was widespread the moment it was authorized. First round guys that made a ton of money from NIL (and in the NFL) were the first to get the money when it became a thing. I think it's taken a little while for a lot of schools to trickle that down to the secondary guys.