Odd wording, last 36 games then all-time. All-time is a much different lean, with the Lakers ahead 153-86. This year, Lakers 3-1 finally breaking that CP3 then Kawhi eras streak.
Vando is so sorely missed. Those loose rebounds and missed defensive rotations are killing the Lakers defensively with 2nd chance point opportunities.
Some coaching would be appreciated too. AD was dominant in the first half, with the added benefit of tiring out Jokic. AD misses a shot or...
...and there are more than enough teams that really need one to push that number to six. I don't think Rattler gets pushed into the first, but he could go sooner than you think too.
At 20 he should still be able to build up a bit in a pro weight/nutrition program. Not that Clemson doesn't have a good program themselves, but focus can change when this is officially your profession.
I would've thought he was 3-4 only given his size and speed profile, but Parsons does play in a 4-3, so I guess he could fit either? He's basically a pretty raw version of Parsons IMO, although he is slightly bigger.
If the Falcons go Edge at 8, it should be either Turner or Latu. Morris dropped his edges into coverage a LOT last year, and Turner did that the most of the top edge rushers in this year's class. Latu also does that well, so he could also be that choice, but I think Turner is the fit.
I wouldn't be surprised to see 6 QBs in the first. If you believe in Nix or Penix enough to draft them, getting that 5th year option is like a 50% off coupon. Only makes sense to at least trade up to the end of the 1st to select them. Or, to ensure that you don't get sniped, simply take them...
Having Fields still showing promise a year ago allowed the Bears to make the trade with Carolina last year, gift-wrapping Caleb to them this year. Bandits.
CB certainly makes sense, but Philly doesn't typically draft that way, right? I would expect them to draft a future need at OL or something in the first, although trying to project what they'll do is a bit of a fool's errand lol.
Just remember the odd shift with Levis last year, pushing him up to #2 projections leading up to the draft. He of course went 2nd round. Now, I don't expect JJ to go that late, but big odds shifts a week before the draft can easily be smoke.
What is the benefit to the Commanders though? Are...
You really curl up in a ball and lash out when people don't superfan over the Thunder, don't you? Looks like you've got a good series on your hands.
Can't say the same about Lakers/Nuggets. So far, more of the same old crap.