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Goodell, check your inbox and watch your back. Fat guy from AZ is teh mad.

What I don't get is why the Rams decided to make the deal now. Reportedly the Browns came back and were willing to offer three #1's also, but were told it was too late. There's six more weeks til the draft and the bidding was still going on, so why were the Rams so quick to strike the deal with...

Assuming we don't go DeCastro in the first I'd like to get one of these OL in the 2nd, otherwise I'd love to see any of these others to drop to us. I've seen some of these listed as first rounders, but I've also seen all of these guys below listed as mid 2nd rounders too. Kelechi Osemele OL...

Jamell Fleming would be good, if you want a CB in the 4th round.

Tampa Bay selects.... Morris Claiborne

I don't doubt a couple of guys from that defense projected as 1st/2nd rounders go bust at the next level once they are on their own.

Barron would be a big reach at 14. I see him as one of the top 20 prospects out there.

I admit it wasn't a flashy attention-grabbing draft, but I did try to get BPA each round.

And this is the guy Rob Ryan was raving about earlier? :wha?

What pass rusher/CB is better value at 14? If there is one, or someone at another position rated obviously higher than DeCastro, then I'd be all for it. But I wouldn't rule him out just because guards aren't to be taken in the mid first.

Darn migrant workers.

Um, I don't think I could work with something that small. :hide

I'm on the fence about RG3. I don't really want him going to the Redskins, but the bust factor is there and it'd be funny to see the Redskins give up the farm and then have nothing. Right now the main part the Redskins are missing is QB, so I'd prefer to see them not get RG3 in case he does turn...

I've been told (read on twitter) that the Redskins were considering trading their first 3 picks this year and #1 next year to move up from 6 to 2 to take RG3.

Thanks for the link. This is an intriguing topic and saw some interesting responses there. One side obviously believes in God as creator and everything that science studies and discovers is only what God created / put in place. The other side though is adamant about trying to find answers in...

That's right, there's no definitive answer and it just takes faith to believe that one of these theories is correct or that one day someone will find the answer. Bottomline is both sides have to rely on a certain amount of faith to believe what they do.

Horrible mock. Hightower at 14 is a reach. I doubt he'll last til the 2nd round, but he's ranked my most as a late 1st. Then another 2nd round TE and no OL....bleh. Is Bill Jones somehow related to Jerry?

It takes faith to believe that matter just always existed. Where did it come from? Science have factual evidence yet?

It also doesn't seem logical that matter just somehow always existed and then over time developed into complex organisms. And we know from history that man has tried to explain the universe and life by subtracting God from the equation, but so far they can just test, examine and try to explain...