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They wanted Protcor and would have taken him at 14. There was never any risk of Miller going before 17 so moving up for him was not necessary.

If these picks were working out I think we'd all be fine with moving up to get your guy. All evidence points to him falling for a specific player at a specific position and then getting scared and moving up to get them.

University of Tennessee cornerback Jermod McCoy missed all of last season with a torn ACL in his right knee. He could miss “extensive” time in 2026 as a rookie in the NFL. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that team medical staffs are concerned McCoy could need another surgery to repair a bone plug in McCoy’s knee. The bone plug was used to repair a cartilage defect.

I was told it's a smoke screen when I shared the story 😉

Celebrating like he won a free bottle koozy at a small town car show.

No need. They already have her.

Vikings “The Vikings take arguably the biggest swing thus far by selecting Banks. His 2024 film was electric, showing a highly dynamic and powerful defensive tackle who can penetrate on one play and swallow up space on another. But Banks has broken his foot multiple times since that 2024 season and played only three games in 2025. It's risky to take big players with foot injuries, as those don't often go away. But Banks was a clear first-round (and arguably top-10) pick if injuries weren't considered. The Vikings are taking a big swing on an extremely thin position after losing both Javon Hargrave and Jonathan Allen this offseason. If this pick hits, their line takes a huge leap -- as do their playoff odds. -- Ben Solak”

Do the Bears take Faulk here?

I don think he just means this year. This is their 3rd OT in 4 years.

Wonder what would had happened had the Jets not jumped the Lions.

About McCoy Report: University of Tennessee CB Jermod McCoy could require another surgery

Don’t see the giants taking a WR that high. They already have Nabers.

LB too?

I believe all Brad is saying that he believes Borom can be effective starting games. Why sign depth players if you didn’t think they can provide replacement value? I do believe that Brad will draft an OT in the first unless his favorites are gone, similar to CB in 2023, assuming a similar panic trade up during the position run like 2024 fails to materialize.

Brad Holmes on Rueben Bain report: “We’ve known that for a while”

With all those caveats every pick is BPA! I highly doubt a team decides to draft a position and then also decides to take the second highest rated player remaining at that position who doesn’t fit the culture. i would rather take the best player (with character and work ethic included in the rankings) and then trade a vet if a position is crowded rather than take a less talented player. I strongly feel that draft is where you get the best players you can while free agency and trades are where you target a position.

This one is where my head was at too, except I think the Lions were willing to settle for Gonzalez and he went before they picked too. I don’t think Brad is some master at misdirection. I think sometimes their targeted guy goes earlier than expected and we see option 2 or 3. Sometimes it works out like the Gibbs and Campbell vs Witherspoon or Gonzalez draft, sometimes is doesn’t like Arnold vs Mitchell. Keep in mind Seattle nailed the 2023 draft as well. There was a lot of talent.

Should owners make money if their team is bad?

Maybe send him to NJ so we can get the Hughes brothers.

This team was proped up for a bulk of the season by Gibson and he had to be unbeatable for this team to win. I hate to say maybe next year because what’s there to look forward to? More of the same? Maybe a rookie who struggles because they didn’t play this season and will eventually get sent back to the AHL in favor of some average vet. Who am I kidding? I’ll watch next year too.

Lions sign S Chuck Clark

Oh boy

Lions forced Frank Ragnow to pay back part of his signing bonus when he retired I’m not a fan. Signing bonus should be the players money at signing. I don’t care if they retire the next day. Milestone bonuses are different obviously.

It’s possible Lions offered him immediately and they signed his replacement later. I’m not worried about him leaving, especially if he was somehow blocking TeSlaa, but they have entirely different skill sets so playing Raymond over him last year was a decision.