The Official 2026 NFL Draft Thread
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Relevant for all my Browns fans. I'd encourage all of you to join. We'll be diving deeper into Taylen Greens game next Wednesday.
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Friendly reminder for all my Browns fans - Taylen Green study, tonight at 8Pm on discord. Look forward to seeing everyone there.
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Watching ESPN's 'The Pick Is In' from last night...
After Berry made the trade down with Kansas City, he told the Browns war room that his thinking was that the Browns would take someone from Fano, Jordyn Tyson or Francis Maiigoa.
One way or another it was always going to be a WR or a OT....
When the Browns were on the clock the Cowboys wanted to trade their #12 and #20 and a 5th rounder for the Browns #9 and #24 picks. Glad the Browns declined that.
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Watching ESPN's 'The Pick Is In' from last night...
After Berry made the trade down with Kansas City, he told the Browns war room that his thinking was that the Browns would take someone from Fano, Jordyn Tyson or Francis Maiigoa.
One way or another it was always going to be a WR or a OT....
When the Browns were on the clock the Cowboys wanted to trade their #12 and #20 and a 5th rounder for the Browns #9 and #24 picks. Glad the Browns declined that.
Watching ESPN's 'The Pick Is In' from last night...
After Berry made the trade down with Kansas City, he told the Browns war room that his thinking was that the Browns would take someone from Fano, Jordyn Tyson or Francis Maiigoa.
One way or another it was always going to be a WR or a OT....
When the Browns were on the clock the Cowboys wanted to trade their #12 and #20 and a 5th rounder for the Browns #9 and #24 picks. Glad the Browns declined that.
from what i watched I thought it was awesome. But did they get back to the 2nd round for our trade up for the kid from Toledo ?
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Watching ESPN's 'The Pick Is In' from last night...
After Berry made the trade down with Kansas City, he told the Browns war room that his thinking was that the Browns would take someone from Fano, Jordyn Tyson or Francis Maiigoa.
One way or another it was always going to be a WR or a OT....
When the Browns were on the clock the Cowboys wanted to trade their #12 and #20 and a 5th rounder for the Browns #9 and #24 picks. Glad the Browns declined that.
from what i watched I thought it was awesome. But did they get back to the 2nd round for our trade up for the kid from Toledo ?
from what i watched I thought it was awesome. But did they get back to the 2nd round for our trade up for the kid from Toledo ?
I know they showed us taking Boston at 39, but I don’t think they showed us getting McNeill-Warren.
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OK Boys just remember the name for the 2030 draft. Under Armour AA OT Mark Matthews Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 6'6" 300 lb #1 OT in the country and #3 overall player any position now committed to Texas A&M. Almost no baby fat and also a basketball player with the agility to play either R or L OT. A&M's plan is L OT from day one.
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Now that everyone can pay players legally, it's not shocking the SEC lays eggs in the playoffs. The lack of coaching that has always been the SEC is shown again and again.. and the SEC will continue to whine until they find another way to cheat. In addition, not only can't the SEC win without cheating -- they want everyone else to tell them they aren't cheating while they continue to cheat. This is also why at least once a year the SEC threatens to leave the NCAA -- because they don't want to exist in a system that doesn't allow them [and them alone] a way to cheat.
(1) The entire dog vomit about "the middle of the SEC is tough" -- is always and will always be trash. The middle of the big10 is tougher - and the top, middle, and bottom of the big10 repeatedly beat the top, middle, and bottom of the SEC. In 2026, Iowa waxxed Vanderbilt -- with theoretically the SEC's best player, who didn't get drafted. Illinois beat Tennessee. In fact the only SEC win in a bowl game was in the bowl that had 2 SEC teams. The team that won the SEC got monkeystomped in the first round of the playoffs -- like they didn't belong.
Does the entire SEC's WR coaching staffs need to go to a gay bar and have someone show them a triple release? Ryan Williams has nightmares about getting hit while Jeremiah has dreams about running through tackles. Alabama couldn't run the ball the length of your dick because their WR's whiff block like the OSU room the year before Chip Kelly.
The Middle Of The SEC teams seem difficult simply because all the coaches aren't good. All those posts about drafted players support this. If the players are so good, why are the teams dogwater?
(2) Both Ed Orgeron and Kirby Smart have within the last 2 months been on podcasts admitting with wild details that they paid all their players long before NIL was a thing. They gave so many details there would be show-causes if eSECpn didn't pay the NCAA to sit on their hands.
Fun fact: If you've ever had cheap calamari, it's probably a boiled pig anus. You know, like the SEC!
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Iowa "waxxed" Vandy? I guess the Big 10 doesn't produce math majors since a 7 point win is not waxing anybody. Better stick to pubic waxing Unsympathetic.?
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Iowa "waxxed" Vandy? I guess the Big 10 doesn't produce math majors since a 7 point win is not waxing anybody. Better stick to pubic waxing Unsympathetic.?
Iowa "waxxed" Vandy? I guess the Big 10 doesn't produce math majors since a 7 point win is not waxing anybody. Better stick to pubic waxing Unsympathetic.?
A near TD favorite being down 21-3 middle of the 3rd quarter while mustering 1 FG and 4 punts on their 1st 5 possessions.
Yeah, Iowa physically handled Vandy. Even if the final didn't reflect that.
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Iowa "waxxed" Vandy? I guess the Big 10 doesn't produce math majors since a 7 point win is not waxing anybody. Better stick to pubic waxing Unsympathetic.?
A near TD favorite being down 21-3 middle of the 3rd quarter while mustering 1 FG and 4 punts on their 1st 5 possessions.
Yeah, Iowa physically handled Vandy. Even if the final didn't reflect that.
A near TD favorite being down 21-3 middle of the 3rd quarter while mustering 1 FG and 4 punts on their 1st 5 possessions.
Yeah, Iowa physically handled Vandy. Even if the final didn't reflect that.
He was cherry picking. Michigan lost to SEC 6th overall Texas by 14 and to 7th overall Oklahoma by 11. Wisconsin lost to 4th in the SEC Texas by 24. And anyone who believes that no major team in the Big 10 was ever "cheating" in recruiting is either lying or very naive. The $100 handshake goes way back in history, but the amount changed over time. Now it's all legal. And Hayden Fry took his cheating ways (Eric Dickerson and others) from SMU to Iowa decades ago.
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A near TD favorite being down 21-3 middle of the 3rd quarter while mustering 1 FG and 4 punts on their 1st 5 possessions.
Yeah, Iowa physically handled Vandy. Even if the final didn't reflect that.
He was cherry picking. Michigan lost to SEC 6th overall Texas by 14 and to 7th overall Oklahoma by 11. Wisconsin lost to 4th in the SEC Texas by 24. And anyone who believes that no major team in the Big 10 was ever "cheating" in recruiting is either lying or very naive. The $100 handshake goes way back in history, but the amount changed over time. Now it's all legal. And Hayden Fry took his cheating ways (Eric Dickerson and others) from SMU to Iowa decades ago.
He was cherry picking. Michigan lost to SEC 6th overall Texas by 14 and to 7th overall Oklahoma by 11. Wisconsin lost to 4th in the SEC Texas by 24. And anyone who believes that no major team in the Big 10 was ever "cheating" in recruiting is either lying or very naive. The $100 handshake goes way back in history, but the amount changed over time. Now it's all legal. And Hayden Fry took his cheating ways (Eric Dickerson and others) from SMU to Iowa decades ago.
Look, I'm not one to speak for others or defend other grown men - but no, he didn't cherry pick anything. Bowl games are the specific reference here. This is before your SEC Stockholm Syndrome, but the narrative started with high profile bowl games. In this case the 2007 & 2008 BCS title game losses by tOSU. Those were all it took for ESPN, whom Unsymp correctly took a shot at, to let their money machine begin the SEC superiority chants at every and any possible media opportunity.
Now we see the coaching, talent & money has leveled out and that leveling has provided a clarity; We see which conference benefitted disproportionately from their behaviors in comparison to others.
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He was cherry picking. Michigan lost to SEC 6th overall Texas by 14 and to 7th overall Oklahoma by 11. Wisconsin lost to 4th in the SEC Texas by 24. And anyone who believes that no major team in the Big 10 was ever "cheating" in recruiting is either lying or very naive. The $100 handshake goes way back in history, but the amount changed over time. Now it's all legal. And Hayden Fry took his cheating ways (Eric Dickerson and others) from SMU to Iowa decades ago.
Look, I'm not one to speak for others or defend other grown men - but no, he didn't cherry pick anything. Bowl games are the specific reference here. This is before your SEC Stockholm Syndrome, but the narrative started with high profile bowl games. In this case the 2007 & 2008 BCS title game losses by tOSU. Those were all it took for ESPN, whom Unsymp correctly took a shot at, to let their money machine begin the SEC superiority chants at every and any possible media opportunity.
Now we see the coaching, talent & money has leveled out and that leveling has provided a clarity; We see which conference benefitted disproportionately from their behaviors in comparison to others.
Now we see the coaching, talent & money has leveled out and that leveling has provided a clarity; We see which conference benefitted disproportionately from their behaviors in comparison to others.
And we shall see if that holds up over about a 10 year period. Then and only then can conclusions be made. Correlation does not equal cause and effect. I'll do my best to stick around long enough.?
And the references he was making were from games this past season. That was cherry picking. I just clarified it a little.
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A near TD favorite being down 21-3 middle of the 3rd quarter while mustering 1 FG and 4 punts on their 1st 5 possessions.
Yeah, Iowa physically handled Vandy. Even if the final didn't reflect that.
He was cherry picking. Michigan lost to SEC 6th overall Texas by 14 and to 7th overall Oklahoma by 11. Wisconsin lost to 4th in the SEC Texas by 24. And anyone who believes that no major team in the Big 10 was ever "cheating" in recruiting is either lying or very naive. The $100 handshake goes way back in history, but the amount changed over time. Now it's all legal. And Hayden Fry took his cheating ways (Eric Dickerson and others) from SMU to Iowa decades ago.
He was cherry picking. Michigan lost to SEC 6th overall Texas by 14 and to 7th overall Oklahoma by 11. Wisconsin lost to 4th in the SEC Texas by 24. And anyone who believes that no major team in the Big 10 was ever "cheating" in recruiting is either lying or very naive. The $100 handshake goes way back in history, but the amount changed over time. Now it's all legal. And Hayden Fry took his cheating ways (Eric Dickerson and others) from SMU to Iowa decades ago.
I love you defending the SEC with every dying breath. Texas A&M isn’t even a real SEC team, they’ve been in that league for a small fraction of your life.
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Imagine wasting time hyping up a conference instead of your own team
That’s what the SEC homers do.
That’s what the SEC homers do.
Because I don’t think there has been a team more hyped up that never delivers shit like his favorite team. Guess he feels the need to pimp the conference to do the work his team never can do.
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That’s what the SEC homers do.
Because I don’t think there has been a team more hyped up that never delivers shit like his favorite team. Guess he feels the need to pimp the conference to do the work his team never can do.
Because I don’t think there has been a team more hyped up that never delivers shit like his favorite team. Guess he feels the need to pimp the conference to do the work his team never can do.
Texas A&M doesn't think they can spell SECCESS without the SEC; and we wonder why they need a 12th man?
That said Texas Tech and their killer good defense didn't need the SEC... A&M, Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Mizzou, Colorado and others should have gone back to the way it was now that the NIL for all could restore some of those old rivalries & traditions.
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Because I don’t think there has been a team more hyped up that never delivers shit like his favorite team. Guess he feels the need to pimp the conference to do the work his team never can do.
Texas A&M doesn't think they can spell SECCESS without the SEC; and we wonder why they need a 12th man?
That said Texas Tech and their killer good defense didn't need the SEC... A&M, Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Mizzou, Colorado and others should have gone back to the way it was now that the NIL for all could restore some of those old rivalries & traditions.
Texas A&M doesn't think they can spell SECCESS without the SEC; and we wonder why they need a 12th man?
That said Texas Tech and their killer good defense didn't need the SEC... A&M, Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Mizzou, Colorado and others should have gone back to the way it was now that the NIL for all could restore some of those old rivalries & traditions.
- Reform the old conferences.
- Bring back the traditional rivalries.
- Bring back the BCS formula to help with pre-season rankings and minimize human bias.
- Cut out conference title games
- Round Robin, 9 conference games
- 2 OOC
- Automatic playoff bid to conference champion. Top 4 seeds host.
- 1 at large.
Gives us the best of the BCS without watering down the product with an expanded playoffs; further invalidating, what used to be, the best regular season in sports.
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Texas A&M doesn't think they can spell SECCESS without the SEC; and we wonder why they need a 12th man?
That said Texas Tech and their killer good defense didn't need the SEC... A&M, Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Mizzou, Colorado and others should have gone back to the way it was now that the NIL for all could restore some of those old rivalries & traditions.
- Reform the old conferences.
- Bring back the traditional rivalries.
- Bring back the BCS formula to help with pre-season rankings and minimize human bias.
- Cut out conference title games
- Round Robin, 9 conference games
- 2 OOC
- Automatic playoff bid to conference champion. Top 4 seeds host.
- 1 at large.
Gives us the best of the BCS without watering down the product with an expanded playoffs; further invalidating, what used to be, the best regular season in sports.
- Reform the old conferences.
Yes. Conferences need to be capped at 12 max.
Get USC, Oregon, etc back into the PAC. Get Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, etc into a new Southwest Conference.
If Notre Dame would ever join the Big Ten, I'd hope for Penn State to leave and form a new Eastern conference with teams like West Virginia, Pitt, Syracuse, Boston College, Maryland, Virginia Tech, Virginia, etc.
Get the geographical rivalries back.
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- Reform the old conferences.
Yes. Conferences need to be capped at 12 max.
Get USC, Oregon, etc back into the PAC. Get Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, etc into a new Southwest Conference.
If Notre Dame would ever join the Big Ten, I'd hope for Penn State to leave and form a new Eastern conference with teams like West Virginia, Pitt, Syracuse, Boston College, Maryland, Virginia Tech, Virginia, etc.
Get the geographical rivalries back.
Yes. Conferences need to be capped at 12 max.
Get USC, Oregon, etc back into the PAC. Get Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, etc into a new Southwest Conference.
If Notre Dame would ever join the Big Ten, I'd hope for Penn State to leave and form a new Eastern conference with teams like West Virginia, Pitt, Syracuse, Boston College, Maryland, Virginia Tech, Virginia, etc.
Get the geographical rivalries back.
These institutions also makes sense in terms of their endowment & academic prestige. Notre Dame should be Big 10. Penn State I'm on the fence about. But it would make for a strong conference if the old Big East had Penn State & Miami in it.
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Yes. Conferences need to be capped at 12 max.
Get USC, Oregon, etc back into the PAC. Get Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, etc into a new Southwest Conference.
If Notre Dame would ever join the Big Ten, I'd hope for Penn State to leave and form a new Eastern conference with teams like West Virginia, Pitt, Syracuse, Boston College, Maryland, Virginia Tech, Virginia, etc.
Get the geographical rivalries back.
These institutions also makes sense in terms of their endowment & academic prestige. Notre Dame should be Big 10. Penn State I'm on the fence about. But it would make for a strong conference if the old Big East had Penn State & Miami in it.
These institutions also makes sense in terms of their endowment & academic prestige. Notre Dame should be Big 10. Penn State I'm on the fence about. But it would make for a strong conference if the old Big East had Penn State & Miami in it.
Yes INDEED!
I just watched a little of the Lacrosse Semi-Finals game between Syracuse & Notre Dame. Even though SU got rathoused - they pulled the score within 9-7 until SU surrendered about 4 or 5 goals against ND's awesome power play. SU has won some Nattys in Lax; but I can't help but wondering what it would have been like to watch Jim Brown playing Lax at Syracuse. He never lost 1 face-off. Here's a little info on how he did.
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Texas A&M doesn't think they can spell SECCESS without the SEC; and we wonder why they need a 12th man?
That said Texas Tech and their killer good defense didn't need the SEC... A&M, Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Mizzou, Colorado and others should have gone back to the way it was now that the NIL for all could restore some of those old rivalries & traditions.
- Reform the old conferences.
- Bring back the traditional rivalries.
- Bring back the BCS formula to help with pre-season rankings and minimize human bias.
- Cut out conference title games
- Round Robin, 9 conference games
- 2 OOC
- Automatic playoff bid to conference champion. Top 4 seeds host.
- 1 at large.
Gives us the best of the BCS without watering down the product with an expanded playoffs; further invalidating, what used to be, the best regular season in sports.
- Top 4 seeds host.
I would love this to happen.
Can you imagine getting an SEC team out of their own backyard for the playoffs?
Especially like Columbus or Ann Arbor in December or January?
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