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If the guy who delivered my mail had just redone his own house and had proof, I'd ask him before he offered. Kraft ain't done much coaching or GM'ing, and watching BB with binoculars doesn't count as experience.

That version would a smear.... well, you all know where.

Maybe that article mentioned how old Nix and Penix would be in five years?

My new take is: If you want MHJ you need to treat him like a first overall pick. However, they don't actually have his rights. First they assume the cards are trading out so the Yikes or donks can take a QB. Second it assumes the others won't trade down.

Giants have about 40 slots they can trade down to before 47. The don't need to either draft at 7 or draft at 47, there's plenty of options between.

Why not just say they don't want to trade their pick or spell out what they would like?

That's a rule they are willing to sellout if necessary for a bigger buck. It's always about the buck and protecting repeat buyers is an investment for future bucks more valuable than the present day buck. However, place a quota threshold to earn an incentive and they'll screw them over 8 days a...

I just saw a promo for ESPN draft coverage with Peyton Manning. Anyone else completely bored with with his unaware hay seed trope?

God blessed with the ability to gain mechanical skills. He just didn't give you the interest to do so.

I meant to hit the bullseye on your last post. The answer for you is you already have trust.

But dealerships are there to make money. Why offer you such a good deal instead just enough below their competition. Again, this is my over thinking thought.

Why would they offer such a good deal? Just me over thinking.

I get tired of all the prospect talk when most won't succeed. I do like finding the flyers or the "binky picks", but I don't see much discussion about those.

Spot on. Lived out his days as a pariah. Went from lavish life style of a multimillionaire to someone who wouldn't starve but couldn't do much with any money he had. I've seen credible reports with the lead investigators stating there was much more evidence, especially blood evidence that...

Prospect "grading" needs to be taken with a grain of salt.... Milton has a cannon are ready for the next level. Do you know who else was described like this? Ryan Mallet. Milton may be great as any of the others listed there could be too. But for each superlative listed, the NFL is littered...

Both verdicts were in CA. Which shouldn't count? Both?

This is true, but given no other team seemed so hot to grab him, it's highly likely he would have been added in the seventh round. What's lost on everyone "who saw something in Brady", Brady had some rare attributes that enabled his success. While someone looking at a successful Brady could...

My comment was tongue in cheek to emphasize a point. I wasn't actually trying to call you out.

I could see Kraft giving out compliments that could be interpreted as control issues. BK is such a dedicated poster he even makes a ton of shit up to be certain we have something to read.

I stopped thinking anything good about him since he uttered the ridiculously stupid line "today we are all patriots" like the name of his team has anything to do with patriotism.

Convicted? No. Incarcerated for it? No. Spent the rest of his life as a pariah? Yup. Not sure if that qualifies as " got away with it".

That doesn't even make any sense. Why would anyone respect Kraft more because it was discovered a third party embellished?

Whether or not he could be held civilly responsible in 40 states doesn't matter a lick. He WAS tried a second time and was found responsible. Best two out of three? Las Vegas said yup, and threw him in jail for nine years.

I agree with you. Even if Kraft was speaking from the heart it's a comment too far. Don't trust that quote. It could be an interpretation of what Kraft said when Kraft was implying nothing more that BB wanting all the control.

With all the evidence they had, I'd up it to HS school team at first and goal on the 1 inch line. Even that close they are never getting into the end zone.