Someone pm the next guy for me

You don't like Cleveland's Myles Garrett pick?

It really is.

I loved Boss's Tim Williams pick but 50 picks later the 49ers still have a guy on their board that has equal NFL potential to him with Basham (IMO). I thought the 49ers Lattimore pick was completely defensible at #2 overall but then 50 picks later a similar guy in Quincy Wilson goes off the board.

I love Zach Cunningham but I think there's a guy that's just a tick behind him still on the board (the guy that Boss really should've picked with his comp, but I digress).

This draft is just absurdly deep and I don't see a ton separating them. It's a scouts draft, to be sure. If you have an outstanding scouting department and a little bit of luck, you could wreck this draft.

That is who I was deciding between good pick o city

Does he have a position?

He supports the Affordable Care Act and is against terrorism.

Nobody supports the Affordable Care Act you idiot.










:)

I didn't see the upside in any of the RBs that are available for the draft value of a third round pick.

KC has contracts coming up for Gaines and then Nelson, so trying to get a corner with high upside this year was something I went into the draft knowing was a need.

I guess getting the guy that lead the NCAA in interceptions and has the size the scheme demands was a nice option and one I ended up going with.

No regrets.

6 more picks to go for KC.

I think it covers pre-existing concussion conditions.

Cleveland saw Samaje Perine's biceps at the combine and figured he was worth at least a fourth.

ROFL

The Washington Redskins select Damontae Kazee, CB, SDSU.

With the 115th pick in the 2017 CP Mock Draft,

The Carolina Panthers select Raaaaayyyyyshaaaaaaawwwwnnn Jeeenkiiiiinnnnnnns!, Safety, Miami

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Safety is seen as a huge hole in the Panthers defense, and in Jenkins they get a high energy, hard-hitting combo safety from the U. He struggled with injuries in his college career but is a big solid guy who is always around the ball and makes an impact on the game. His SS playing style from the FS position will complement former FS Kurt Coleman who was moved to a less familiar SS role with Carolina last year.

Oh, my god. He just ran in and drafted him.