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This sounds like one giant sausage fest. Ewwwwwwww!

Prematurely Opting for the Perimeter: Vidal sometimes chooses to run towards the outside too early, which might be less effective against faster NFL defenses. Staying patient and hitting the inside gaps could enhance his performance. Limited Lateral Explosion: His lateral cuts lack explosive power, restricting his ability to evade defenders horizontally. Improving his agility and burst in lateral movements would be beneficial. Stiffness and Limited Flexibility: Vidal exhibits stiffness, especially during sharp directional changes.

Do not sleep on Kimani Vidal..... Productive College Career: Vidal, a compact runner standing at 5-7½ and weighing 213 pounds, became Troy University’s all-time leading rusher during his senior season. In 2023, he rushed for an impressive 1,661 yards, added 201 receiving yards, and scored 15 touchdowns in 14 games. His versatility as both a runner and a pass catcher makes him an appealing prospect. Agility and Power: Vidal’s combination of agility and power allowed him to break 92 tackles in 2023, ranking second in the nation. He uses a nasty stiff-arm to shed defenders and churn out positive yardage. Despite not being a home run hitter, he consistently produces 5-15 yard runs. Bell-Cow Potential: With 315 touches last season, Vidal demonstrated that he can handle a bell-cow workload. His ability to remain productive even against loaded defensive boxes showcases his toughness and reliability. Pass-Catching Skills: Vidal caught 92 passes during his four-year college career, showing proficiency as a pass catcher. His route-running impressed onlookers during Senior Bowl practices. Chargers’ Running Back Situation: The Chargers needed help at the running back position. Gus Edwards is primarily an early-down and goal-line back, while J.K. Dobbins has dealt with injuries. Vidal has a chance to play a substantial role immediately due to the lack of strong competition ahead of him on the depth chart. Draft Value: Despite being a sixth-round pick, Vidal is a favorite dynasty target for many experts. He is currently ranked RB7 among rookies and RB37 overall. Consider targeting him in the late second or early third round of 1QB rookie drafts or the late third round of superflex rookie drafts.

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I'll tell you right now, if Kirk brings a Lombardi to the south, there is going to be A LOT of kissin' Cousins.

Pre-Madonnas never usually work out in the long run. Already a hold out? He won't even be top 3 receiver in this class.

It's pretty obvious to me that MarShawn Lloyd is the RB to own in this class. Allow me to break it down for you: Running Style: Lloyd is described as running like a “Tasmanian devil,” which suggests he’s elusive, aggressive, and hard to bring down. His tenacity and mean streak contribute to his effectiveness as an every-down back. Pass Protection: Lloyd has functional strength and temperament, making him a candidate for pass protection. However, he needs to improve his pass-pro technique and consistency. Receiving Skills: As a receiver, Lloyd was mainly used as a checkdown specialist. He has soft hands and adjusts well to space when his quarterback scrambles. Scheme Versatility: Lloyd can operate in both stretch zone and inside zone schemes. His lateral agility, vision, and speed allow him to adapt to different offensive systems. Physicality and Mean Streak: Lloyd runs with a profound mean streak, even though he doesn’t actively seek out contact. He can break tackles and create yards on his own, reversing course when needed. Size and Strength: Despite his size, Lloyd is a physical rusher with strong legs. He can finish runs well and push the pile, making him a tone-setting back.

Can someone explain to me what the Patriots do now that Belicheck is no longer the coach? Are they going to be the same team as always?

What do Mike Shanahan and Taylor Swift have in common?

Chargers obviously got an A+. Top OT, 3rd Best WR, and 3rd Best RB, and Jerry Rice's son.

Henry Ruggs II without stripes

What is it with the south? They love mixing Penix with Cousins don't they?

The Raiders can let Bowers marinate a couple years behind Mayer before playing. Great pick!

They won because of Tiki Barber's Barber.

Eli has a better chance of finding his belly button than the Hall of Fame. And believe me, that's not going to be easy.

The Giants also thought Eli Manning was a good QB. Nothing has changed.

He'll be ass in the pros. Taxi squad at best.

He'll be the 7th best WR. Behind Nabers, Odunze, McConkey, Thomas Jr., Harrison Jr., Adonai, of course.

He is most likely the 6th best WR. Behind Nabers, Odunze, McConkey, Thomas Jr., Harrison Jr.

I'm a big believer in the following criteria: luck is better than skill, big contracts = poor output, have the best team possible, score more points than your opponent, don't let your players get injuries, try and get the top 10 at each position. These are just a few that I have found helpful.

Yes. Name one person who played better after a big contract.

Number three receiver of the draft. Behind Nabers and Odunze of course.

Is it just me or are there a lot of Nix in this draft. Hakeem Nicks should come out of retirement. Perhaps some Stevie?

He'll be the number two rookie receiver, behind Nabers of course.

Heh-heh, huh-huh.....you just said you don't love Penix.