@tour2ma said: Certainly in that ballpark as a sum of individuals, but there has to be some weighting of positions. Nah, got to keep it close for Cleveland. Because once you factor in other spots in starts to flip

@the-gipper said: You really think that the Doobie Brothers song was "country"?   I suppose you are going to tell me that they had rap music during the Revolutionary War.  When did I say the Doobie Bros. song was country?  I was referring to gumby's "Beer With Jesus" song. 

@d-bone said: Too soon?  LMAO... not for me!

@flugel said: Well said!  And we have Duct Tape for everything else!   A big duct tape factory in Avon for your duct tape needs! 

@gunz41 said: With the recent talk on here about the we should have drafted X instead of Y, we shouldn't have gotten rid of X, this player would be great in Cleveland, or the we should trade him for him, got me thinking. Because of the different answers people would give. And before someone says no use in this, etc. Obviously it's all fantasy since 99% is impossible. But here is the "rules". If you could trade one player for one player and make your Starting 22, what would you do? You can't trade a player more than once, and you cant trade for more than 1 player per team (example SF, can't have Bosa and Kittle). And if you would keep just say Garrett, then he counts as one of your 2 DE. The 22 you have must be able to compete on a field (i.e. cant have 3 RB, 5 WR, 2 TE, and a QB.) The trade doesn't have to make sense for both teams, salary cap doesn't matter, but you can't change a players position to fit either. RT Ramczyk (NO) for Hubbard.  Hubbard weakest link IMO.  Ramczyk great run blocker would do well with our new Two back run oriented offense (hopefully). Almost pulled trigger on Micheal Thomas for OBJ.   S Jamal Adams (Jets) for one of our Safeties.  Need a playmaking backend player in this defense badly.  Fits the mold. DE Chase Young (Future WA) for Vernon.  Better than than the Bosas. TE.  Kittle (SF)for Njoku  love this guys run blocking ability and he’s money turning 5 yard catch into a 10 yarder. G. Quinton Nelson (Colts) for Teller.  Sticking with Nasty run blockers. Ill add a few more later

A whole fan base has your back, #50 ?

@jrb12711 said: I mean, nah man. He grabbed his jersey first sure, but then his hands went right to this throat for an extended period of time. Maybe it wasn't Homer Simpson strangling Bart level of hands on neck, but just because a jersey was between his hands and neck doesn't mean he wasn't  attempting to choke the dude.  Your head doesn't tilt back the way OBJ's did if he's on his chest plate. Marlon essentially admitted what he did and apologized. It's honestly pathetic journalism from the Ravens, and this isn't a "hurr Ravens suck durr" type of thing. That article reads like someone trying to explain how their business isn't a pyramid scheme. If you have to explain why something DIDN'T happen, it just did. I don't know what you are referring to about there journalism by ravens I was just referring to the closeup video I watched on a tweet by browns access. If you push someone's chest plate on their shoulder pads up towards the head your head will certainly tilt back like that.  Anyhow we can agree to disagree. the league has reviewed it and moved on with no further discipline so I will move on with no further discussion. 

@flugel said: Your point is if his show is about ratings and getting paid more it's okay to just report just the percentage of truth that paints Baker in a negative light. Do I need to be born in the new millennium to understand how wonderful this type of reporting is?  No thanks! Nice straw man argument. 

I'd be interested in pinning our own Mock Draft experts around here doing just 1 final Mock draft before 1st Round..than compare it to these "that get paid" experts.. https://www.sbnation.com/2018/4/27/17292004/nfl-mock-drafts-2018-accuracy-first-round  do ya think we can place 9 players on the right teams?     

@mjp28 said: I'm watching the ESPN CLASSIC right now 1978 Gator Bowl from Jax....Woody just slugged the guy.  And you saw it right? Clearly he was late

I did not take the Corbett question as advocating. Hurst is a different matter as he's a proven inside disruptor. Heard an interesting take yesterday. Williams being our DC effectively discounted the value of adding Chubb to Garrett. Williams has always generated Pass pressure via the schemed blitz, so he needs high quality, press coverage CBs more than he needs a DE.

@the-gipper said: There were 5 that were real from movies. Rudy, Gerry Bertier, Julius Campbell, Petey Jones, and Saquon

Top 7 Prospects 1) Saquon Barkley 2) Vita Vea 3) Quinton Nelson 4) Baker Mayfield  5) Minkah Fitzpatrick 6) Bradley Chubb 7) Roquan Smith 

Mayfield is probably going to be closer to Kizers 40 time than Wilson's. 

THIS, if we can string 7 shoelace holes anymore?>>>>  https://scout.com/nfl/browns/Article/Seven-steps-to-turn-the-Browns-around-in-one-off-season-113742269  now to mix & match draft-able"s with sprinkles of FA's..(don't like "all about me" Labia Bell idea either)   

@jcam222 said: If they don't believe in one being " the guy" you definitely don't take him at 1  or 4. This team can't afford a high first round swing and miss. There are several vet options if they aren't comfortable with a first round QB. If they aren't sold on one I'd much rather take Barkley and Fitzpatrick to support a vet.  That is what I am saying. Not taking certain players, but don't take someone just to take someone

So...here are my "final" results in this poll: Quarterback:   Michigan  courtesy Tom Brady and Benny Friedman  Runnerup: Alabama  next: Purdue Running back:  Syracuse courtesy of Jim Brown and Larry Csonka . Runnerup USC/OK St. Wide Receiver: Ohio State courtesy of Paul Warfield and Cris Carter.  Runnerup, Miami, Fla Tight End:  No definitive choice Center: Wisconsin courtesy of Mike Webster and Travis Frederick Offensive Guard:  no definitive choice Offensive Tackle:  USC courtesy of Anthony Munoz and Ron Mix/Yale Lary   Runnerup: Ohio State Middle Linebacker:  Illinois, courtesy of finger Butkus and Ray Nitschke Outside Linebacker:  North Carolina courtesy of Lawrence and Julius Pepper  Runnersup: Penn State and Pitt Defensive end:  Tennessee State courtesy of Richard Dent and Claude Humphrey. Runnerup: Tennessee Defensive Tackle:  Miami Fla. courtesy of Warren Sapp and Cortez Kennedy.  Runnerup: Boston College Safety:  USC courtesy of Ronnie Lott, Willie Wood and Troy Polamalu.  Runnerup: Iowa Cornerback:  Southern University courtesy of Mel Blount and Aeneas Williams

@wargograw said: We need to rock those inverted color helmets sometime.  Interesting? Question: Are there some teams that actually do wear different colored helmets during the season?

Ghoolie is just a troll and people still fall for it lol