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1. Bobby Boucher Jr (LB) S. Cent. LA St. Profile: While undersized with a small frame for the position and with a lack of football intelligence, Boucher makes up for his deficiencies with a high motor, sure tackling, sideline-to-sideline coverage, and excellent hydration. With a quick...

You just know Philly is going to try a "Drew Pearson" this year.

Oh there's clarity..... We are clearly in trouble.

That would be Vander Esch. https://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com/2018/4/22/17267858/mike-mayock-adds-fuel-to-the-leighton-vander-esch-injury-fire-2018-nfl-draft-linebacker-steelers

1. Vander Esch I'd take Vea, but he'll be gome before 19 and the LB situation is so messed up, they've got to address it. I like James Washington (WR). I think he'll be gone in the 2nd by the time our turn comes around.

Would we dare take him with our 1st pick? No. Would we call up every team that needs a franchise QB and try to get a king's ransom for that pick? I hope so.

I guess we get to hear the Bristol folks on ESPN complain about those two disputed TD catches all week. BTW, worst QB to win a SB? Trent Dilfer has competition. Can't say Foles was bad tonight though. He earned it.

It truly sucks, but they deserved it. They played a heck of a game. Brady threw for 505 in a loss.

Yeah, a $94 million dollar Chevy Cruze. Seems like a lateral move to me. Sure, Cousin's not the greatest QB in the league, but he's decent. And sure, Smith might be slightly better but he's old and never had a big arm, and I guarantee you that's just going to get worse every year. Why would...

9 out the last 10 #1 seeds in the Playoffs have made the Super Bowl. Name the team that didn't make it.

I'm hoping for a 0-0 tie where all 44 players experience simultaneous groin tears and writhe around helplessly on the field in intense pain. One can dream....

I will submit for your consideration the "No Danny, No" 4th and 1 play from 1983. Sure they did ok that year, but it just seemed to mark the beginning of a decline that didn't end until the firing of Landry and the S.B.'s of the early 90's.

Which team would you rather be a fan of? A. The 2017 Dallas Cowboys B. A team that made to the S.B., had 2nd & goal on the 1 with a monster RB for the win, and threw an INT. C. A team that made the S.B., had a 28-3 lead in the 3rd quarter, and gave up the largest comeback in SB history...

I think I'd go after a starting OT. Collins seems to be a better G at this point, and could move out to OT in a pinch, and you might need a passable LT if Smith's back keeps acting up. Cooper is JAG and can go and Bell and Green....well....bless their hearts....

No, not really. That's the difference between a 15 and a 3rd rounder. 15-19, roughly the same chance of success. I'll agree that a 15 is better than 19, though. It's just not that big of difference.

Congratulations Dallas Cowboys fans. You and Det. just received the lowest draft pick of any non-Playoff team! (Can't say 16 is much better though...)

Right now, I would say a really big need is OT. Collins needs to move back to G, Cooper needs to go with Green and Bell. We also need a #1 WR, and as much as I hate to say it, a replacement fot Jason Witten. LB depth should be a top priority, too.

Current up to the minute draft order... 14th Wash 7-9 (0.543) ------------------------- 15th Arizona 7-8 (0.490) 16th LA Charg 8-7 (0.462) 17th Buff 8-7 (0.494) 18th Dallas 9-7 (0.494) 19th Det 9-7 (0.494) 20th Sea 9-6 (0.486)

Couldn't have done any better than about 15. Can't do any worse than about 20th. Not ideal, but not the end of the world.

Not sure how you score that last play...