LAOJoe & RTTRUTH's 12th Annual Collaborative Mock Draft

I'll email him after I make my pick. I doubt any of his list is left and I'd rather he be on to make a decision.

 

Panthers willing to trade 6.9 and a 2022 5th to get OTC

 

Vegas will pick twice tonight.

 

I'll include that in the email.

I'm just double checking what I want to do but the pick will be up before 8:10.

 

Arizona Cardinals
Selects: C - Drew Dalman, Stanford

 

The Buffalo Bills Select
Jay Tufele, DT - USC

 

I'll get the board @RTTRUTH

 

Email sent.

 

Does anybody here practice any martial arts?

 

I used to do Tae Kwon Do but I stopped in high school.

 

Hmmm, I kinda thought that was the one thing the Cards didn’t need.

 

I wonder if he got beat to set up the picture of my guy. lol

 

Thanks I was just thinking I should get on that.

 

Bills
1(30) Tyson Campbell, CB - Georgia
3(13) Baron Browning, LB - Ohio State
3(29) Tylan Wallace, WR - Oklahoma State
4(3) Patrick Jones, DE - Pittsburgh
5(17) Jay Tufele, DT - USC

Saints
1(4) Trey Lance, QB - North Dakota State
2(25) Aaron Robinson, CB - UCF
3(39) Chazz Surratt, LB - North Carolina
4(36) Andre Cisco, S - Syracuse

Eagles
1(12) Devonta Smith, WR - Alabama
2(5) Gregory Rousseau, DE - Miami
2(24) Jackson Carman, OT - Clemson
3(20) Rodarius Williams, CB - Oklahoma State
5(6) JaCoby Stevens, LB - LSU

 

I'm looking at Gallard (current back up center) as the long term answer for either guard position while Max Garcia and Justin Murray (likely cap casualty) will be gone in 2022.

I'm adding the immediate back up to Hudson for 2021 and he has the chance to be the long term replacement in 2023 when Hudson will be 34. If Rodney's play diminishes then he becomes a cap casualty that saves over $5mil.

Signing Hudson didn't change the idea that the Cardinals need to add a young center, IMO.

 

Good Guys Wear Black

 

How far up the ladder did you climb?

 

lol! Hey Tim, JFTR: the kid was trying to come up with a WR gem, and I told him to check out your WR rankings....I think he might have found one. I wasn't familiar with Ihmir (Iowa), but after digging in, that looks like a possibility...

 

I forget exactly but I quit because the guy started getting money hungry and promoting kids and having the older guys stay behind and even lead classes. It wasn't discipline or extra special trainign. IT was free labour. I was always a medallist in my competitions in multiple "disciplines" so I know I wasn't being full of myself. I should have at least been a Red Belt because after 4-5 years you should be a black belt if you are competent. They had me at green and purple forever. Blue, red and red/black looked impossible for me with the goof so I quit. And he was like an 9th Dan straight from Korea.