Casey Mathews popped his shoulder out while bench pressing at the combine, could be a medical concern and drop him further down the board.

@dawgpoundpitt said:The Ravens.....seriously Rorbotron said:Yea that sh.it isn't happening. Boldin and I guess Stallworth if he really is playing well makes that WR corp pretty formidable but I just don't see the Ravens doing it. Boldin and Mason is definitely pretty nice though. I hope Baltimore doesn't, but as RorboSnatch mentioned, they added a nice new element to their passing game (I also like rookie TE Dennis Pitta), and their running game already was formidable. Also, they could get immediate impact from their top two rookies: Kindle gives them more speed off the edge and Cody can shut down the running game when he spells Kelly Gregg. At the very least, I think they're the favorites to win the AFC North

This is really getting ugly. They need to show some more shots of Shamu.

@alo said:Iupati hasn't been playing football all that long, so there are some slightly rough edges to his game that NFL coaching will smooth over. However, his power at the point is great and he pulls incredibly well for a guy who's 6'6", 330 lbs. His blocks were responsible for at least two TD runs today; I'd to see him doing the same for the Browns. One of those blocks, where he got to the second level and sealed both guys at once, was text book. For those who missed it, I'm sure that ESPN will show the hghlight 5000 times today after every other story about Leach getting fired.

Roto World is pretty money when it comes to stuff like this. I am not plugged in to all of the draft stuff at all though so I have no clue who they are going after.

Well to the Browns credit, they did open the door for Cribbs to walk-on, not even knowing what (position) he would contribute toward.

@alo said:I thought he played relatively well, considering how the rest of the D was getting beat. Unfortunately, there's a false perception out there that Mays is a dynamic playmaker: in the last two seasons, he's only made two tackles for loss and picked off one pass. Some timely hits in '08 earned him a lot of hype, but he hasn't done much this year to build upon it. And his questionable instincts have become an issue; even when he delivers a big hit, it's usually too late to make a difference. He could be a good safety at the next level, but he looks to me more like a 4-3 linebacker: maybe there he'll manage to turn into more of an impact player. I agree about Mays, big time growing pains with surely come with, no way he sniffs the top 10 unless Oakland loves his 40 time and vertical jump. As for Suh, He is surely a player and I'm glad we are taking a look even though we running the 3-4 . It pissed me off when we passed on Ngata cause of Rogers when we had a chance to get him...Get the studs on the field already!

The question has come up can someone still enter in the college pickem contest since it was started last week. The answer is YES all are welcome just pm your picks to me. Thanks .....Lets have some fun...

If theres room, you might want to save a spot in the top 100 for this Berry kid from Tennessee. I think hes going to be a player

FREAKofSTEEL08 said:I dont like ANY of these guys for the NFL. ....I predict this QB class will be up there as all-time...

@alo said:Add this one to your draft dictionary: Sneadenfreude (n.) satisfaction or pleasured derived from watching and hearing about Jevan Snead's suckage Used in a sentence: Today, I experienced Sneadenfreude when I checked the box score for the Alabama-Ole Miss game, in which Jevan Snead only completed 31.4% of his passes and threw four picks. So far this year, Snead's only completed 46.8% of his throws and has a 1:1 TD/INT ratio. Once considered a potential top ten pick in the 2010 draft, Snead now will have to stick around in Oxford another year to rehabilitate his draft stock. And even if he plays well, scouts will have a hard time forgetting how bipolar his play has been over the past two years. so what word is there for DA's suckage..Oh we already have that one... it's called " anotherinterceptionthrownrightintocoverage"

Oh man - thanks for that stuff Alo. Glad you didn't leave permanently.