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Nuggets bounced as #3 seed by #6 seed Minnesota. Celtics bounced as #2 seed by #7 Philly. Nuggets have won one title with 3x MVP Jokic, Celtics have won one title with Tatum and their annually deep roster. Winning a championship is hard.
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Don't know, I can only get for a single player at a time. Total list costs $$. Rashan Gary was 53rd at 68.3. Micah Parsons was 3rd at 92.0. Enagbare was 71st at 63.6.
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FWIW, PFF has his 2025 grade as 75.5, placing him 27th among 115 edge rushers. Must have been one helluva beast against the run.
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LVN and Enagbare are very close in a lot of metrics. KE is listed at 6'4", 258 and is 26 years old: LVN is listed at 6'5", 272, and is soon to turn 25. Looking at 2025 numbers, LVN only played in 9 games; if you extrapolate that to 17 games: KE: 2 sacks, 15 pressures, 39 tackles, 6 TFLs, played 42% of snaps. LVN (extrapolated to 17 games): 3 sacks, 22 pressures, 36 tackles, 6 TFLs, 45% of snaps. While LVNs extrapolated numbers are a little better, they are not markedly better, and the numbers are extrapolated - some discounting because of injury risk needs to be taken. I do expect LVN to get more on the open market than KE, but not a lot more. $13M in guarantees is more than the $8M in guarantees that KE got.
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LVN's 5th year option is due in 3 days. According to Over the Cap, it's $13.7M I doubt they pick it up if they didn't pick it up for Quay Walker. I wouldn't be opposed to giving him $13.7M but not for just one year. It would have to be $13M in guarantees on something like a 3/$30M extension. Enagbare got 1/$9M (most of it guaranteed), so that's about what LVN is worth right now. $9M signing bonus plus $4M guaranteed 2027 salary, $7M 2027 cap hit. Only $6M dead cap if he doesn't continue to improve, but under contract for multiple years if he does continue to improve.
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Garrison Hearst only played in 14 games over his first two seasons and rushed for less than 500 combined yards. He went on to have a very productive career. It's not unprecedented.
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I think the latter. There wasn't a lot of tackle depth this year. I watched 3 or 4 of Oregon's games last year and let's just say that I was not surprised that Isaiah World was not drafted.
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Jay'viar Suggs to Saints Parker Peterson to Panthers Jackson Acker to Bills Nyzier Fourquerean to Rams Ben Barten to Giants Minicamp tryouts: Nathaniel Vakos (Bucs), Jayden Ballard (Colts), Davis Heinzen (Saints)
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I agree, but Thibodeaux straight up for Sorrell or Oliver with the Giants converting $5M of salary to signing bonus before the trade would be tempting. I just wonder if the Packers need Thibodeaux's salary for signing bonuses to extend Kraft/Wyatt/Watson. And I think both Kraft and the Packers want to wait to see where Kraft is from his recovery first before that happens.
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Not really. After two accrued seasons they are still an ERFA and teams can tender the minimum, and if they don't accrue a full season (at least six games on the active roster/IR/PUP), it extends until they have 3 accrued seasons. After 3 accrued seasons they are a RFA so they can retain them if they want to. Teams still have control for four seasons. UDFAs are easier to sneak onto the practice squad and thus increasing the chance that they don't accrue a full season that first year, assuming they need development time.
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Given that they didn't have a pick until #52, overall I'm very satisfied with what they did. They picked players at positions of need who seemed to be a good value at where they picked them. The one position they didn't pick, which Gutey acknowledged was the one position he wanted to pick but didn't, was TE. I guess 2026 was for TEs what 2025 was for iDL, and 2024 was for OL, and 2022 was for WR. It was just the position-du-jour this year.
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Lots of people were calling for competition at K and griping that they didn't sign a FA K. Well, they got their competition. One of the 7ths they gave up was the 2nd to last pick in the draft. So it really was the same as a UDFA.
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Yep, all of those true juniors and redshirt sophomores that Fickell should have had drafted. Chryst had nothing to do with that at all.
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They gave up a 5th and a 7th to move up. At best, they get a Dontavyion Wicks or Kingsley Enagbare out of the 5th. 7ths are 50/50 to even make the roster. They have plenty of cap space to give guaranteed salary to some UDFAs who are just as good as the 7th they gave up.
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I'm talking about service providers and bringing internet into my home. My place is small enough where the wifi router covers it just fine. The only options I have as far as providers are cable and 5g, and the people I know who've tried the 5g options haven't had a good experience nor the speeds they promise. For fiber, they'd have to drill a hole from outside to bring it into my home.
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Here's the summary of Bears 2nd round pick Logan Jones on NFL.com: Undersized but highly experienced with NFL-ready technique. Jones has a dense frame and short limbs. He has impressive initial quickness and stays firm inside the framework with his hands while his feet rarely stop pressing forward. Long nose tackles with quick hands are his kryptonite at the point of attack. Iowa’s scheme limited his true pass-set count, so proving he can anchor and play with gap range will be essential. He’s operational in gap schemes but better in zone, where his athleticism mitigates his lack of length. Jones’ age, traits and center-only value could limit his suitor count, but he has the polish to help early with the right fit. Packers proceed to draft a DT with 34" arms and 11" hands...
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I don't know if DDS means the end of LVN's tenure in GB after this season, but it almost certainly means they are not picking up his 5th year option. GB now has a little more leverage to only extend LVN on a much more team-friendly deal with low guaranteed $ and can let LVN walk if he doesn't accept.
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Hey, off the schneid! Not their biggest need this year, but a really good value at this point.
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IIRC, Runyan was a cap issue because of the gymnastics they were trying to do with Rodgers/Bakhtiari's dead cap stress.
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Gutey said in his presser that they feel like McClellan can play nose tackle. That's the only thing that kept him off of my mock list; I wasn't sure that he could. But he was definitely the best iDL pass rusher available at that point (who is not strictly a 3-tech). 2nd team All SEC... he isn't some reach.
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If they're still on the board at #120, I think my preference in order would be: DDS Bryce Lance Mike Washington Drew Shelton Charles Demmings
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Nobody in the draft has played LT in the NFL, they've said that Tom will be ready for minicamp, and they wouldn't have given Rhyan the extension if they didn't think he could be a quality center with a full offseason of work at center. Tom only played a little over half of the offensive snaps last year. Same with Belton, who was a rookie. Rhyan only played half the snaps at center, and Morgan played none of the snaps at LT. So to use last year's OL performance as a barometer for this year doesn't really make sense because, for the most part, it isn't the same guys at the same positions.
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Looking at the picks for CHI, DET, and MIN, there isn't anyone who they picked who I thought was a great value or that I'm upset about except for maybe Sam Roush. Thieneman was a good need pick, but Logan Jones was a reach.
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Kacmarek gone in the 3rd. The run on TEs continues. There goes Kaelon Black. Before Mike Washington.
