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I'm not ready to say Lock will be good, I don't know. He is however a better prospect than both Lynch and especially Osweiler. Those guys were looked at as projects coming out. Lock has been a top -tier prospect for two years, playing in arguably the best conference in College Football. The only real knock against him is he underperformed against Alabama and Georgia, but so did almost everyone save TUA and Trevor Lawrence. We don't even know if that rumor that Elway Loves Lock is true. Should be interesting to see it all play out. Cheers.

Obviously, we don't know how these players will perform on the big stage, but Lock is a much more polished prospect heading into the draft than Lynch or osweiler were. Not all Tall, Big-armed QB's are created equally, see Wentz, Carson and Goff, Jared…

Not sure what I think about this. Obvious Dorsey connection hurts Chubb value http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/25973726/kareem-hunt-signs-browns

I have no problem with Nagy as coach of the year, but Da Bears only beat two teams who made the playoffs all season and they were both at home. It will be interesting to see how they do next year playing a first place schedule, as opposed to the last place one they just completed. 9-7 sounds about right, unless they sign Nick Foles of course...

Congrats to the Pats. This one was all Belicheck. Holding that Rams Team to 3 points amazing. Romo pointing out that the Rams had to change their strategy and not break the huddle till 15 seconds so Belicheck couldn't signal in the defensive call, very poignant. See ya 2018-19 season...

Wow didn't see that first half coming. Hopefully the Offense shows up eventually...

This is one of the few times I wouldn't have minded the cop out co-ROY award.

From Riley McAtee of the Ringer: 'Overall, Mayfield ranked outside the top 10 of qualified QBs in adjusted net yards per attempt, passer rating, QBR, completion percentage, touchdown percentage, and virtually any other statistic imaginable. He was a bit better by more advanced metrics (Pro Football Focus handed him its ninth-highest grade for any QB) and he showed massive promise for a rookie. But there were many quarterbacks better than him in 2018. Meanwhile, Barkley dominated both the running and passing games for the Giants. With a league-leading 2,028 scrimmage yards to go with 15 total touchdowns, the rookie was arguably the best running back in all of football This award doesn’t have the word “valuable” in it, so it was unclear whether voters would side with the more impressive player in Barkley, or the more important one in Mayfield. There was no bad choice here, but in the end, the AP narrowly went with Barkley'. Interesting enough take. I would have voted Baker, but that's because his impact on the city of Cleveland was like a shot of adrenaline.

Pats 26 Rams 24. Something controversial happens at the end that pisses everyone off. CBS will cut to Gisele 3 times easily covering the 1.5 over. My Single game DFS Tix: MVP (1.5x points) Brady; Goff; Woods; White; Everett. Have a Great Superbowl Sunday, the Draft can't get here soon enough...

With Gambling more legalized than ever before, there is even more reason to watch. My favorite prop bet so far is how many times CBS cuts to Gisele Brady at 1.5 times.

Wasn't the Goat himself a 6th round pick? Russel Wilson was a mid round pick. There is no set formula to win superbowls, but Belicheck has figured out what it takes better than anyone else.

I'm sure fans of the Jets/Bills/Dolphins/Bucs/et.al, would gladly trade places with you

Not only that but being a coach is a near 365 day obsession. In the offseason these TV analysts can do whatever they want for a few months.

I am more surprised that's what brought you out of retirement...

That would be j rock from Trailer Park Boys on Netflix. I realize he's no maverick but funny as hell nevertheless...