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Hey Gotham

I am visiting the US in November. I will be flying into Philadelphia from Orlando on Sunday 22 November arriving around 10.30 in the morning. I plan go direct to the Eagles - Bucs game which I believe is at 1pm.

Just needed some advice really, I will likely hire a car and park near the stadium, post game I need to drive up to Laurenville township which is around 45 miles away.

Any tips on where to park, and any other general advice.

Would appreciate any info.

Regards
Kam
 
So Brady destroyed his cell phone the day before he was due to meet with investigators :)) Cheaters gonna cheat I guess.
 
All this race talk about Chip is so stupid and making the wait until the beginning of the season even longer.
 
GC,

I am very excited to see how Jerome Couplin will develop, his wing span is equal to JPP and he is only 6-2..... Also the Kam Chancellor rumors and Eagles are intriguing...
 
I'm sorry Romali, you have to suffer the pain of seeing Bradford as your QB now.
 
typical, second half sees the Falcons fail to defend checkdown after checkdown after checkdown and Chip Kelly is a genius again :))
 
Big Mac said:
I'm sorry Romali, you have to suffer the pain of seeing Bradford as your QB now.
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All good brother, I hope he comes good as the season progresses. He has a bit of rust which is natural considering he hasn't played in like 2 years.. Nick Foles will be solid and even better with a decent WR...
 
Yeah, with our D-line all Foles needs to be is solid and we will be alright. Aaron Donald in particular looks better each time I see him, he's an utter beast.
 
Big Mac said:
Yeah, with our D-line all Foles needs to be is solid and we will be alright. Aaron Donald in particular looks better each time I see him, he's an utter beast.
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What do you think of Brockers ? Top 5 DTs in the league now ?
 
Romali_rotti said:
What do you think of Brockers ? Top 5 DTs in the league now ?
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Dunno, I don't watch as much football as I used to so I'm not up to speed on all the teams round the league. Not sure I could call him top 5 when he's not even the best DT on his team.
 
Big Mac said:
Dunno, I don't watch as much football as I used to so I'm not up to speed on all the teams round the league. Not sure I could call him top 5 when he's not even the best DT on his team.
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Hmmm I see... COming out of LSU I wanted Brockers over COX but boy am I glad we took COX instead now.. Oh and our season is OVER, hopefully we get a top 5 pick :angel:
 
It's a weird one with Brockers, because he's on a stacked D-line. He's definitely a good player even though he is overshadowed by the likes of Donald and Quinn. I mean, Nick Fairley would start for pretty much every team in the league and he's a backup DT in St. Louis.
 
Big Mac said:
It's a weird one with Brockers, because he's on a stacked D-line. He's definitely a good player even though he is overshadowed by the likes of Donald and Quinn. I mean, Nick Fairley would start for pretty much every team in the league and he's a backup DT in St. Louis.
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lol Wish we had Nick Foles right now....
 
Romali_rotti said:
lol Wish we had Nick Foles right now....
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Sorry again for Bradford :(

Foles looked OK against the Steelers until the panicky game ending interception. Had a couple of dropped passes, one of which would have been an easy 40-50 yard TD to a wide open Kendricks but it was mostly the terrible gameplan and playcalling that cost us the win over the Steelers. At least he isn't afraid to throw the ball 10 yards downfield which is a huge change from the Bradford days.
 
Big Mac said:
Sorry again for Bradford :(

Foles looked OK against the Steelers until the panicky game ending interception. Had a couple of dropped passes, one of which would have been an easy 40-50 yard TD to a wide open Kendricks but it was mostly the terrible gameplan and playcalling that cost us the win over the Steelers. At least he isn't afraid to throw the ball 10 yards downfield which is a huge change from the Bradford days.
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Bradford is very rusty currently which is normal since he hasnt played in 2 years but he better start showing up otherwise Eagles are looking at another top 10 PICK in 2016 :D
 
GC,

Jordan Hicks looks like the real deal, looks like we struck gold in the 3rd round 2015 draft...........
 
It's not rust, this is the same Bradford that we've seen from day one of his NFL career. Only good for short passes and checkdowns, can't or won't throw the ball further downfield and if a receiver does get open behind the defence Bradford will just miss the wide open guy.

If he wasn't a #1 overall pick making stupid money on the old rookie wage scale then he would have been forgotten a long time ago, he's garbage. People who didn't watch him play trotted out the usual "No weapons in St Louis", "Chip's a genius, his system will make anyone look good" and that kind of thing, but it all falls apart when you realise that Shaun Hill looked better than Bradford did with the same weapons and coaching in St. Louis.

Only one man can save the Eagles season now:

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Bradford had a lot of deep throws today BM he looked very good check out the highlights HOWEVER YOU GUYS ROBBED US ON THIS DEAL WITH FOLES AND A SECOND ROUNDER :(........... Hate you...................
 
Yeah, I watched some of the game (Thanks to Gamepass I can watch whichever games I want and I've been keeping half an eye on Bradford) and he did connect on a few nice throws downfield. He also missed some wide open guys downfield which happened a lot in St. Louis, maybe it's a timing issue which will be cleared up but I'd be more inclined to believe he's just not that accurate more than 15-20 yards downfield.

I agree about the Rams getting the better end of the deal, we got a starting QB and a second rounder which is just insane. Chip Kelly has got to be in huge trouble if the Eagles don't turn things around quickly, the roster moves he made don't make a great deal of sense.
 
Bloody hell, Lions and Bears both trying to throw this game.
 
Big Mac said:
I agree about the Rams getting the better end of the deal, we got a starting QB and a second rounder which is just insane. Chip Kelly has got to be in huge trouble if the Eagles don't turn things around quickly, the roster moves he made don't make a great deal of sense.
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St. Louis will be looking for a replacement for Nick Foles soon enough.

Besides cutting Evan Mathis, which of the moves don't make sense?
 
Let Maclin and Mathis go and traded McCoy to make room under the salary cap only to go and use that space to get Bradford, who is garbage and Murray who doesn't fit his system and looks like half the player Ryan Matthews is. Meanwhile the aforementioned crappy QB is throwing to receivers who keep dropping the ball because all the decent receivers have left and the line can hardly run block.

Don't worry though, I'm sure Chip's still a revolutionary genius.
 
Big Mac said:
Let Maclin and Mathis go and traded McCoy to make room under the salary cap only to go and use that space to get Bradford, who is garbage and Murray who doesn't fit his system and looks like half the player Ryan Matthews is. Meanwhile the aforementioned crappy QB is throwing to receivers who keep dropping the ball because all the decent receivers have left and the line can hardly run block.

Don't worry though, I'm sure Chip's still a revolutionary genius.
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Yes, Chip put a gun to Maclin's head and forced him to leave the Eagles' offer and go back to his home state with his friends and family and to go play with his old coach.

He signed a 5 year, $55,000,000 contract with the Chiefs which along with the factors above are the reasons he is no longer an Eagle. I love Mac but he is not worth that much.

Letting Mathis go was a mistake. Yes, he was being a pain and held out of voluntary minicamps hoping to get a new contract, but you have to work something out in that scenario.

McCoy has done nothing in Buffalo and if you watch the Eagles last year, you would knew he wasn't the same running back as in years past.

They were able to use McCoy's cap space to sign Murray, Byron Maxwell (who after a rough start has really solidified the secondary), Mathews, in addition to obtaining Kiko Alonso. I'd take all that over McCoy.

Bradford has been disappointing, but so was Foles. Chip knew he was never going to win a Superbowl with him, so he took a dart with Bradford. I don't blame him for that. I'd rather try to improve than be content with average QB play.

The biggest mistake that Chip has made is not focusing on the O-Line depth via free agency or the draft. Not drafting a single offensive lineman these past two years is ridiculous.

But to go along with the media storyline of Chips's moves being the cause of the Eagles' struggle this year is lazy and wrong.
 
Except Bradford has never shown he can rise to the level of average QB play, so you've downgraded at QB while paying millions more than before.

Genius.
 
Big Mac said:
Except Bradford has never shown he can rise to the level of average QB play, so you've downgraded at QB while paying millions more than before.

Genius.
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One year deal. Took a dart at a former 1st overall pick.

When you know Foles is not the answer, I don't see anything wrong with it.

Took a flyer rather than be content with Foles.
 
It's not called taking a flyer/dart/chance when your replacement for Foles is someone who has proven that he's much worse.
 
Big Mac said:
It's not called taking a flyer/dart/chance when your replacement for Foles is someone who has proven that he's much worse.
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Bradford had shown in potential in college, leading to becoming the 1st overall pick and subsequently, rookie of the year in 2010.

He career fell off after that for 4 seasons for various reasons, including yes, his own faults.

Chip realized that he'll never be able to win big with Foles.

So instead of just riding out another year with him and pretending that he's his guy, he decided to trade him for Bradford, hoping that he could capture the potential that he showed in college and his rookie year.

It's not like there were Bradys and Rodgers type QBs floating about in the off season.

So far, it looks like, it won't work out. You move on from Bradford and try the next QB. Not sure what doesn't make sense about that.
 
He was mediocre at best in his rookie year too and didn't really show much potential. He would have been benched a long time ago if it wasn't for the fact that he was part of the last draft class with the old rookie wage scale, as such he was being paid so much that the team couldn't bench him even though he sucked.

During his time in St Louis Sam Bradford proved that he is worse than Austin Davis (third string for the Browns) and journeyman backup Shaun Hill.

Keep telling yourself he showed enough potential that warranted paying millions more than the Eagles would have paid Foles to get better quality QB play.

Bradford is garbage, everybody that's watched him play knows he is garbage, if you think it makes sense to pay more for garbage than you did for an average QB then I'm not sure what it will take to make you see sense.
 
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Big Mac said:
He was mediocre at best in his rookie year too and didn't really show much potential. He would have been benched a long time ago if it wasn't for the fact that he was part of the last draft class with the old rookie wage scale, as such he was being paid so much that the team couldn't bench him even though he sucked.

During his time in St Louis Sam Bradford proved that he is worse than Austin Davis (third string for the Browns) and journeyman backup Shaun Hill.

Keep telling yourself he showed enough potential that warranted paying millions more than the Eagles would have paid Foles to get better quality QB play.

Bradford is garbage, everybody that's watched him play knows he is garbage, if you think it makes sense to pay more for garbage than you did for an average QB then I'm not sure what it will take to make you see sense.
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Then Bradford isn't the answer. Neither is Foles.

I'm ok with the guy at least trying. I'd have less confidence in him if he knew Foles wasn't the answer and stayed content.

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What's the verdict on Chip's revolutionary genius now?

Cheers for the second round pick.
 
I'm shocked, not so much as the firing, but the timing. Very unlike Jeffrey Laurie.

This next season is going to blow. Dark times ahead.
 
Completely thug-like behaviour by the Cincinnati Bengals – I mean why would you do that?

Total failure by the coaches to instill a positive team culture.
 
Bungles gonna Bungle but the refs shafted them too. The hit on Bernard by Shazier was a clear example of spearing and not only was it not flagged but it meant that an automatic first down ended up being a fumble recovered by the Steelers. The lack of a flag made all the more egregious by the fact that the refs threw a flag against the Bengals for what was a pretty clean hit just 10-15 mins earlier.

Then Joey Porter came onto the field when he wasn't allowed to be there, instigated trouble and instead of offsetting penalties the refs only flagged Jones which turned a difficult 50 yard FG into an easy 35 yarder.

All of that is being ignored with the accusations of bad behaviour from the Bengals when the Steelers were equally guilty, if not more so.

Let's not forget Mike Munchak grabbing and pulling Reggie Nelson's hair on the sidelines, the Steelers sideline and coaches have a long history of breaking the rules and being dirty as hell themselves and it is that way from the top down.

Anybody remember this?

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Bengals were robbed.
 
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Seahawks have to be the luckiest team in NFL history. Game after game, things just always seem to fall in their favor.
 
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2016/01/12/pro-2015-dwight-stevenson-award/

In most sports, the Most Valuable Player is inherently also the best player. In football, though, nearly all of the Most Valuable Players honorees are quarterbacks—such is the state of the modern game. The MVP award has become something that only quarterbacks—and the occasional running back, if that season’s QBs play poorly enough—can win. The best players, though, can play any position, and deserve a level playing field come award time.

Instead of handing an award to a quarterback or running back when other players at less glamorous positions enjoyed superior seasons, we at PFF also recognize the best overall performance of the NFL season each year, regardless of position, and bestow the Dwight Stephenson Award to that player.

The award is named after a player who pre-dates Pro Football Focus, but does not pre-date the site’s ethos. Dwight Stephenson played only eight NFL seasons for the Miami Dolphins, but was a five-time All-Pro and was selected to the All-Decade team of the 1980s. More importantly, you only need to throw on a couple of minutes of tape to see that he was something special.

This award comes with no positional bias whatsoever. A guard has every bit as much chance to win it as a cornerback, pass-rusher, quarterback, or any other player. All they need to do is dominate and perform during the regular season.

For the past three seasons of existence, the award has been won by J.J. Watt on each occasion.

Winner
Aaron Donald, DT, St. Louis Rams

As a rookie, Aaron Donald was PFF’s highest-graded defensive tackle. In his second season, he didn’t just take a step forward, he broad-jumped into the area previously reserved only for Watt, a player universally acknowledged now as generationally great and one of the best to ever put on pads. Donald out-graded Watt this season, and by the end of the year, it wasn’t even particularly close.

Donald maxed out the new PFF grading scale with a 99.9, while Watt earned a 95.6. In the old system, there was more than 20 grading points between the two players over 16 games.

Donald ended the season with 79 total pressures, a batted pass, 51 defensive stops, and 30 plays in which he beat his blocker, but the ball was out before the play could result in pressure. Donald was the single-most disruptive force in the NFL during the 2015 season.

Watt may have edged Donald in several statistical categories (89 total pressures, 59 defensive stops), but the Texan has become far more of an edge defender than an interior player this season. Watt played outside the tackle on 63.9 percent of his passes, and was only really an interior player on base downs. Why is that important? Statistically speaking, edge defenders generate more pressure than interior players. Not because they are inherently better, but because they have more space to work with and a lower chance of multiple bodies to negotiate. Of the top five players in total pressures this season, only one is an interior rusher, and 16 of the top 20 in that category are edge players. Donald also saw 92 fewer pass-rushing snaps than Watt over the course of the season, meaning he simply saw fewer opportunities to post these ridiculous numbers. Donald’s season with 92 additional pass-rushing snaps projects to 14.6 additional hurries, or enough to put him 3.6 clear of Watt.

None of this is meant to diminish Watt, who remains a dominant player, but the fact is that between performance and injury, he didn’t have the same type of year he has had in the past, despite the sack total suggesting otherwise. Donald, however, didn’t just take advantage of Watt playing at 80 percent of his previous best, but posted a grade over the season that rivals any year we have ever seen from Watt.

It seems incredible to suggest that any defensive player had a better year than Watt so soon after trying to convince everybody that he was one of the greatest defensive players to ever play the game, but Donald’s season was just that good.
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Gotham Cronie said:
Eh, not the biggest fan of DJack. Would prefer a bigger wide receiver so we can finally have a redzone option. Anybody over Cooper, however.
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There is that Wideout from Cincy who is a free agent, however if Howie somehow signs Alshon Jeffrey and that guard from Baltimore, all will be forgiven :D
 
GC,

Looks like we are getting Carson Wentz with the No.2 pick.. Gave up a lot, I hope this wont turn into another RG3 type of scenario..................... Prayinggggggggg...
 
The NFL Draft began Thursday and continues Friday (7 p.m.) and Saturday (noon). Here’s a look at the picks made in the first round.

First round

1. Los Angeles (from Tennessee): Jared Goff, QB, Cal


2. Philadelphia (from Cleveland): Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota State

3. San Diego: Joey Bosa, DE, Ohio State

4. Dallas: Ezekiel Elliott, RB, Ohio State


5. Jacksonville: Jalen Ramsey, CB, Florida State

6. Baltimore: Ronnie Stanley, OT, Notre Dame


7. San Francisco: DeForest Buckner, DE, Oregon

8. Tennessee (from Cleveland): Jack Conklin, OT, Michigan State

9. Chicago (from Tampa Bay): Leonard Floyd, OLB, Georgia

10. N.Y. Giants: Eli Apple, CB, Ohio State

11. Tampa Bay (from Chicago): Vernon Hargreaves, CB, Florida

12. New Orleans: Sheldon Rankins, DT, Louisville

13. Miami (from Philadelphia): Laremy Tunsil, OT, Mississippi

14. Oakland: Karl Joseph, S, West Virginia

15. Cleveland (fromTennessee): Corey Coleman, WR, Baylor

16. Detroit: Taylor Decker, OT, Ohio State

17. Atlanta: Keanu Neal, S, Florida

18. Indianapolis: Ryan Kelly, C, Alabama

19. Buffalo: Shaq Lawson, DE, Clemson

20. N.Y. Jets: Darron Lee, OLB, Ohio State

21. Houston (from Washington): Will Fuller, WR, Notre Dame

22. Washington (from Houston): Josh Doctson, WR, TCU

23. Minnesota: Laquon Treadwell, WR, Mississippi

24. Cincinnati: William Jackson III, CB, Houston

25. Pittsburgh: Artie Burns, CB, Miami

26. Denver (from Seattle): Paxton Lynch, QB, Memphis

27. Green Bay: Kenny Clark, DT, UCLA

28. San Francisco (from Kansas City): Joshua Garnett, G, Stanford

29. Arizona: Robert Nkemdiche, DE, Mississippi

31. Carolina: Vernon Butler, DT, Louisiana Tech

32. Seattle (from Denver): Germain Ifedi, OG, Texas A&M

https://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/...draft-picks/HISAlUHeRtNNC9z7YxiLTI/story.html
 
MenInG said:
The NFL Draft began Thursday and continues Friday (7 p.m.) and Saturday (noon). Here’s a look at the picks made in the first round.

First round

1. Los Angeles (from Tennessee): Jared Goff, QB, Cal


2. Philadelphia (from Cleveland): Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota State

3. San Diego: Joey Bosa, DE, Ohio State

4. Dallas: Ezekiel Elliott, RB, Ohio State


5. Jacksonville: Jalen Ramsey, CB, Florida State

6. Baltimore: Ronnie Stanley, OT, Notre Dame


7. San Francisco: DeForest Buckner, DE, Oregon

8. Tennessee (from Cleveland): Jack Conklin, OT, Michigan State

9. Chicago (from Tampa Bay): Leonard Floyd, OLB, Georgia

10. N.Y. Giants: Eli Apple, CB, Ohio State

11. Tampa Bay (from Chicago): Vernon Hargreaves, CB, Florida

12. New Orleans: Sheldon Rankins, DT, Louisville

13. Miami (from Philadelphia): Laremy Tunsil, OT, Mississippi

14. Oakland: Karl Joseph, S, West Virginia

15. Cleveland (fromTennessee): Corey Coleman, WR, Baylor

16. Detroit: Taylor Decker, OT, Ohio State

17. Atlanta: Keanu Neal, S, Florida

18. Indianapolis: Ryan Kelly, C, Alabama

19. Buffalo: Shaq Lawson, DE, Clemson

20. N.Y. Jets: Darron Lee, OLB, Ohio State

21. Houston (from Washington): Will Fuller, WR, Notre Dame

22. Washington (from Houston): Josh Doctson, WR, TCU

23. Minnesota: Laquon Treadwell, WR, Mississippi

24. Cincinnati: William Jackson III, CB, Houston

25. Pittsburgh: Artie Burns, CB, Miami

26. Denver (from Seattle): Paxton Lynch, QB, Memphis

27. Green Bay: Kenny Clark, DT, UCLA

28. San Francisco (from Kansas City): Joshua Garnett, G, Stanford

29. Arizona: Robert Nkemdiche, DE, Mississippi

31. Carolina: Vernon Butler, DT, Louisiana Tech

32. Seattle (from Denver): Germain Ifedi, OG, Texas A&M

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Welcome to Philly Carson, have thick skin kid and be ready to handle all the bad that will come with the good. Philadelphia is not a place for the weak hearted, now take us to GLORY!!!!!!!!!!
 

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32. Cleveland, Emmanuel Ogbah, de, Oklahoma State.

33. Tennessee, Kevin Dodd, de, Clemson.

34. Dallas, Jaylon Smith, lb, Notre Dame.

35. San Diego, Hunter Henry, te, Arkansas.

36. Jacksonville (from Baltimore), Myles Jack, lb, UCLA.

37. Kansas City (from San Francisco), Chris Jones, dt, Mississippi State.

38. Miami (from Jacksonville through Baltimore), Xavien Howard, cb, Baylor.

39. Tampa Bay, Noah Spence, de, Eastern Kentucky.

40. New York Giants, Sterling Shepard, wr, Oklahoma.

41. Buffalo (from Chicago), Reggie Ragland, lb, Alabama.

42. Baltimore (from Miami), Kamalei Correa, lb, Boise State.

43. Tennessee (from Philadelphia through Los Angeles), Austin Johnson, dt, Penn State.

44. Oakland, Jihad Ward, de, Illinois.

45. Tennessee (from Los Angeles), Derrick Henry, rb, Alabama.

46. Detroit, A'Shawn Robinson, dt, Alabama.

47. New Orleans, Michael Thomas, wr, Ohio State.

48. Green Bay (from Indianapolis), Jason Spriggs, ot, Indiana.

49. Seattle (from Buffalo through Chicago), Jaron Reed, dt, Alabama.

50. Houston (from Atlanta), Nick Martin, c, Notre Dame.

51. New York Jets, Christian Hackenberg, qb, Penn State.

52. Atlanta (from Houston), Deion Jones, lb, LSU.

53. Washington, Su'a Cravens, lb, Southern Cal.

54. Minnesota, Mackensie Alexander, cb, Clemson.

55. Cincinnati, Tyler Boyd, wr, Pittsburgh.

56. Chicago (from Seattle), Cody Whitehair, g, Kansas State.

57. Indianapolis (from Green Bay), T.J. Green, s, Clemson.

58. Pittsburgh, Sean Davis, cb, Maryland.

59. Tampa Bay (from Kansas City), Roberto Aguayo, pk, Florida State.

60. New England, Cyrus Jones, cb, Alabama.

61. New Orleans (from Arizona through New England), Vonn Bell, s, Ohio State.

62. Carolina, James Bradberry, cb, Samford.

63. Denver, Adan Gotsis, dt, Georgia Tech.

Third round

64. Tennessee, Kevin Byard, s, Middle Tennessee.

65. Cleveland, Carl Nassib, de, Penn State.

66. San Diego, Max Tuerk, c, Southern Cal.

67. Dallas, Maliek Collins, dt, Nebraska.

68. San Francisco, Will Redmond, cb, Mississippi State.

69. Jacksonville, Yannick Ngakoue, de, Maryland.

70. Baltimore, Bronson Kaufusi, de, BYU.

71. New York Giants, Darian Thompson, s, Boise State.

72. Chicago, Jonathan Bullard, dt, Florida.

73. Miami, Kenyan Drake, rb, Alabama.

74. Kansas City (from Tampa Bay), KeiVarae Russell, cb, Notre Dame.

75. Oakland, Shilique Calhoun, de, Michigan State.

76. Cleveland (from Los Angeles through Tennessee), Shon Coleman, ot, Auburn.

77. Cleveland (from Detroit through Philadelphia), Daryl Worley, cb, West Virginia.

78. New England (from New Orleans), Joe Thuney, g, N.C. State.

79. Philadelphia, Isaac Seumalo, c, Oregon State.

80. Buffalo, Adolphus Washington, dt, Ohio State.

81. Atlanta, Austin Hooper, te, Stanford.

82. Indianapolis, Le'Raven Clark, ot, Texas Tech.

83. New York Jets, Jordan Jenkins, lb, Georgia.

84. Washington, Kendall Fuller, cb, Virginia Tech.

85. Houston, Braxton Miller, wr, Ohio State.

86. Miami (from Minnesota), Leonte Carroo, wr, Rutgers.

87. Cincinnati, Nick Vigil, lb, Utah State.

88. Green Bay, Kyler Fackrell, lb, Utah State.

89. Pittsburgh, Javon Hargrave, dt, South Carolina State.

90. Seattle, C.J. Prosise, rb, Notre Dame.

Kansas City forfeited.

91. New England, Jacoby Brissett, qb, N.C. State.

92. Arizona, Brandon Williams, cb, Texas A&M.

93. Cleveland (from Carolina), Cody Kessler, qb, Southern Cal.

94. Seattle (from Denver), Nick Vannett, te, Ohio State.

95. x-Detroit, Graham Glasgow, c, Michigan.

96. x-New England, Vincent Valentine, dt, Nebraska.

97. x-Seattle, Rees Odhiambo, g, Boise State.

98. x-Denver, Justin Simmons, s, Boston College.

Fourth round

99. Cleveland, Joe Schobert, lb, Wisconsin.

100. Oakland (from Tennessee through Philadelphia and Cleveland), Connor Cook, qb, Michigan State.

101. Dallas, Charles Tapper, de, Oklahoma.

102. San Diego, Joshua Perry, lb, Ohio State.

103. Jacksonville, Sheldon Day, dt, Notre Dame.

104. Baltimore, Tavon Young, cb, Temple.

105. Kansas City (from San Francisco), Parker Ehinger, g, Cincinnati.

106. Kansas City (from Chicago through Tampa Bay), Eric Murray, cb, Minnesota.

107. Baltimore (from Miami), Chris Moore, wr, Cincinnati.

108. Tampa Bay, Ryan Smith, cb, N.C. Central.

109. New York Giants, B.J. Goodson, lb, Clemson.

110. Los Angeles, Tyler Higbee, te, Western Kentucky.

111. Detroit, Miles Killebrew, s, Southern Utah.

112. New England (from New Orleans), Malcolm Mitchell, wr, Georgia.

113. Chicago (from Philadelphia through Tennessee through Los Angeles), Nick Kwiatkoski, lb, West Virginia.

114. Cleveland (from Oakland), Ricardo Louis, wr, Auburn.

115. Atlanta, De'Vondre Campbell, lb, Minnesota.

116. Indianapolis, Hassan Ridgeway, dt, Texas.

117. Los Angeles (from Buffalo through), Pharoh Cooper, wr, South Carolina.

118. New York Jets, Justin Burris, cb, N.C. State.

119. Houston, Tyler Ervin, rb, San Jose State.

120. New Orleans (from Washington), David Onyemata, dt, Manitoba (Canada).

121. Minnesota, Willie Beavers, ot, Western Michigan.

122. Cincinnati, Andrew Billings, dt, Baylor.

123. Pittsburgh, Jerald Hawkins, ot, LSU.

124. Chicago (from Seattle), Deon Bush, s, Miami.

125. Indianapolis (from Green Bay), Antonio Morrison, lb, Florida.

126. Kansas City, Demarcus Robinson, wr, Florida.

127. Chicago (from New England), Deiondre’ Hall, s, Northern Iowa.

128. Arizona, Evan Boehm, c, Missouri.

129. Cleveland (from Carolina), Derrick Kindred, s, TCU.

130. Baltimore (from Denver), Alex Lewis, ot, Nebraska.

131. x-Green Bay, Blake Martinez, lb, Stanford.

132. x-Baltimore, Willie Henry, dt, Michigan.

133. x-San Francisco, Rashard Robinson, cb, LSU.

134. x-Baltimore, Kenneth Dixon, rb, Louisiana Tech.

135. x-Dallas, Dak Prescott, qb, Mississippi State.

136. x-Denver, Devontae Booker, rb, Utah.

137. x-Green Bay, Dean Lowry, de, Northwestern.

138. x-Cleveland, Seth Devalve, te, Princeton.

139. x-Buffalo, Cardale Jones, qb, Ohio State.

Fifth round

140. Tennessee, Tarjae Sharpe, wr, Massachusetts.

141. Carolina (from Cleveland), Zack Sanchez, cb, Oklahoma.

142. San Francisco (from San Diego), Ronald Blair, de, Appalchian State.

143. Oakland (from Dallas), DeAndre Washington, rb, Texas Tech.

144. Denver (from Baltimore), Connor McGovern, g, Missouri.

145. San Francisco, John Theus, ot, Georgia.

146. Baltimore (from Jacksonville), Matt Judon, de, Grand Valley State.

147. Seattle (from Miami through New England), Quinton Jefferson, dt, Maryland.

148. Tampa Bay, Caleb Benenoch, ol, UCLA.

149. New York Giants, Paul Perkins, rb, UCLA.

150. Chicago, Jordan Howard, rb, Indiana.

151. Detroit, Joe Dahl, g, Washington State.

152. Washington (from New Orleans), Matthew Ioannidis, dt, Temple.

153. Philadelphia, Wendell Smallwood, rb, West Virginia.

154. Cleveland (from Oakland), Jordan Payton, wr, UCLA.

Los Angeles Exercised in supplemental draft.

155. Indianapolis, Joe Haeg, ot, North Dakota State.

156. Buffalo, Jonathan Williams, rb, Arkansas.

Atlanta forfeited.

157. Tennessee (from New York Jets through Denver), LeShaun Sims, cb, Southern Utah.

158. New York Jets (from Washington), Brandon Shell, ot, South Carolina.

159. Houston, KJ Dillon, s, West Virginia.

160. Minnesota, Kentrell Brothers, lb, Missouri.

161. Cincinnati, Christian Westerman, g, Arizona State.

162. Kansas City (from Seattle), Kevin Hogan, qb, Stanford.

163. Green Bay, Trevor Davis, wr, California.

164. Philadelphia (from Pittsburgh), Halapoulivaati Vaitai, ot, TCU.

165. Kansas City, Tyreek Hill, wr, West Alabama.

166. Houston (from New England), D.J. Reader, nt, Clemson.

167. Arizona, Marqui Christian, s, Midwestern State.

168. Cleveland (from Carolina), Spencer Durango, ot, Baylor.

169. Detroit (from Denver), Antwione Williams, lb, Georgia Southern.

170. x-Arizona, Cole Toner, ot, Harvard.

171. x-Seattle, Alex Collins, rb, Arkansas.

172. x-Cleveland, Rashard Higgins, wr, Colorado State.

173. x-Cleveland, Trey Caldwell, db, Louisiana-Monroe.

174. x-San Francisco, Fahn Cooper, ot, Mississippi.

175. x-San Diego, Jatavis Brown, lb, Akron.

Sixth round

176. Denver (from Cleveland through Tennessee), Andy Janovich, fb, Nebraska.

177. Los Angeles (from Tennessee), Temarrick Hemingway, te, South Carolina State.

178. Kansas City (from Dallas through San Francisco), D.J. White, cb, Georgia Tech.

179. San Diego, Drew Kaser, p, Texas A&M.

180. Minnesota (from San Francisco), Moritz Boehringer, wr, no college (Germany).

181. Jacksonville, Tyrone Holmes, lb, Montana.

182. Baltimore, Keenan Reynolds, rb, Navy.

183. Tampa Bay, Devante Bond, lb, Oklahoma.

184. New York Giants, Jerrell Adams, te, South Carolina.

185. Chicago, DeAndre Houston-Carson, s, William & Mary.

186. Miami (from Miami through Minnesota), Jakeem Grant, wr, Texas Tech.

187. Washington (from New Orleans), Nate Sudfeld, qb, Indiana.

188. Minnesota (from Philadelphia), David Morgan, te, Texas-San Antonio.

189. Dallas (from Oakland), Anthony Brown, cb, Purdue.

190. Los Angeles, Josh Forrest, lb, Kentucky.

191. Detroit, Jake Rudock, qb, Michigan.

192. Buffalo, Kolby Listenbee, wr, TCU.

193. Tennessee (from Atlanta), Sebastian Tretola, g, Arkansas.

194. Oakland (from Indianapolis), Cory James, lb, Coloradoa State.

195. Atlanta (from New York Jets through Houston), Wes Schweitzer, g, San Jose State.

196. Philadelphia (from Houston through New England, Miami and Minnesota), Blake Countess, cb, Auburn,

197. Tampa Bay (from Washington), Dan Vitale, fb, Northwestern.

198. San Diego (from Minnesota), Derek Watt, fb, Wisconsin.

199. Cincinnati, Cody Core, wr, Mississippi.

200. Green Bay, Kyle Murphy, ot, Stanford.

201. Jacksonville (from Pittsburgh), Brandon Allen, qb, Arkansas.

202. Detroit (from Seattle), Anthony Zettel, dt, Penn State.

203. Kansas City, Dadi Nicolas, de, Virginia Tech.

204. Miami (from New England), Jordan Lucas, s, Penn State.

205. Arizona, Harlan Miller, cb, Southeastern Louisiana.

206. Los Angeles (from Carolina through Chicago), Michael Thomas, wr, Southern Miss.

207. San Francisco (from Denver), Jeff Driskel, qb, Louisiana Tech.

208. x-New England, Kamu Grugier-Hall, lb, Eastern Illinois.

209. x-Baltimore, Maurice Canady, cb, Virginia.

210. x-Detroit, Jimmy Landes, ls, Baylor.

211. x-San Francisco, Kelvin Taylor, rb, Florida.

212. x-Dallas, Kavon Frazier, s, Central Michigan.

213. x-San Francisco, Aaron Burbridge, wr, Michigan State.

214. x-New England, Elandon Roberts, lb, Houston.

215. x-Seattle, Joey Hunt, c, TCU.

216. x-Dallas, Darius Jackson, rb, Eastern Michigan.

217. x-Dallas, Rico Gathers, te, Baylor.

218. x-Buffalo, Kevon Seymour, cb, Southern Cal.

219. x-Denver, Will Parks, s, Arizona.

220. x-Pittsburgh, Travis Feeney, lb, Washington.

221. x-New England, Ted Karras, g, Illinois.

Seventh round

222. Tennessee, Aaron Wallace, lb, UCLA.

223. Miami (from Cleveland), Brandon Doughty, qb, Western Kentucky.

224. San Diego, Donavon Clark, g, Michigan State.

225. New England (from Dallas through Seattle), Devin Lucien, wr, Arziona State.

226. Jacksonville, Jonathan Woodard, de, Central Arkansas.

227. Minnesota (from Baltimore through Miami), Stephen Weatherly, lb, Vanderbilt.

228. Denver (from San Francisco), Riley Dixon, p, Syracuse.

229. Pittsburgh (from New York Giants), Demarcus Ayers, wr, Houston.

230. Chicago, Daniel Braverman, wr, Western Michigan.

231. Miami, Thomas Duarte, wr, UCLA.

232. Washington (from Tampa Bay), Steven Daniels, lb, Boston College.

233. Philadelphia, Jalen Mills, s, LSU.

234. Oakland, Vadal Alexander, g, LSU.

235. New York Jets (from Los Angeles through Houston and Denver), Lac Edwards, p, Sam Houston State.

236. Detroit, Dwayne Washington, rb, Washington.

237. New Orleans, Daniel Lasco, rb, California.

238. Atlanta, Devin Fuller, wr, UCLA.

239. Indianapolis, Trevor Bates, lb, Maine.

240. Philadelplphia (from Buffalo through Minnesota), Alex McCalister, de, Florida.

241. New York Jets, Charone Peake, wr, Clemson.

242. Washington, Keith Marshall, rb, Georgia.

243. Seattle (from Houston through New England), Kenny Lawler, c, California.

244. Minnesota, Jayron Kearse, s, Clemson.

245. Cincinnati, Clayton Fejedelem, s, Illinois.

246. Pittsburgh, Tyler Matakevich, lb, Temple.

247. Seattle, Zac Brooks, rb, Clemson.

248. Indianapolis (from Green Bay), Austin Blythe, c, Iowa.

249. San Francisco (from Kansas City), Prince Charles Iworah, cb, Western Kentucky.

250. Cleveland (from New England through Miami), Scooby Wright III, lb, Arizona.

251. Philadelphia (from Arizona), Joe Walker, lb, Oregon.

252. Carolina, Beau Sandland, te, Montana State.

253. Tennessee (from Denver), Kalan Reed, db, Southern Miss.
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NFL?src=hash">#NFL</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Vikings?src=hash">#Vikings</a>' Adrian <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Peterson?src=hash">#Peterson</a> has donated $100,000 to his home-town (Palestine, TX) which has faced flooding. <a href="https://t.co/WTjdgckGOt">pic.twitter.com/WTjdgckGOt</a></p>— Sports PakPassion (@SportPakPassion) <a href="https://twitter.com/SportPakPassion/status/728158568965242884">May 5, 2016</a></blockquote>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Denver?src=hash">#Denver</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Broncos?src=hash">#Broncos</a> quarterback Mark <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Sanchez?src=hash">#Sanchez</a> has had surgery on his left, non-throwing hand. <a href="https://t.co/6SgVoIbM4a">pic.twitter.com/6SgVoIbM4a</a></p>— Sports PakPassion (@SportPakPassion) <a href="https://twitter.com/SportPakPassion/status/732386423383318528">May 17, 2016</a></blockquote>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Another <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NFL?src=hash">#NFL</a> player, Walter <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Thurmond?src=hash">#Thurmond</a>, has retired early, aged 28. Reports that it is due to concussion conerns. <a href="https://t.co/Gpj09pUfCc">pic.twitter.com/Gpj09pUfCc</a></p>— Sports PakPassion (@SportPakPassion) <a href="https://twitter.com/SportPakPassion/status/737881371515846656">June 1, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Keep going Atlanta, make sure Nazis all over the globe cry themselves to sleep tonight.
 
I knew there was a reason I never cheered for the Falcons. This is an all time choke job.
 
Wow wow wow..

Tom Brady is showing why he is the best ever

:aag
 
Syed1 said:
Wow wow wow..

Tom Brady is showing why he is the best ever

:aag
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He supports a fascist white supremacist and hasn't won anything that wasn't tainted by cheating but sure, praise him if you want.

All the people who value equality, freedom, honesty and respect for our fellow man (and woman) know the truth though.
 
Big Mac said:
He supports a fascist white supremacist and hasn't won anything that wasn't tainted by cheating but sure, praise him if you want.

All the people who value equality, freedom, honesty and respect for our fellow man (and woman) know the truth though.
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Sir I'm only talking about what he has done today and in his career. Chill out
 
What a win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Congratulations to all the Trump fans and white supremacists on another great victory. 2017 truly is turning out to be a banner year for you guys.
 
Syed1 said:
What a win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Big Mac said:
Congratulations to all the Trump fans and white supremacists on another great victory. 2017 truly is turning out to be a banner year for you guys.
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What a comeback and what a win!

I was rooting for patriots since Brady is a UM alumni and i like his wife!
 
To all those cricket fans who understand American Footabl ... How does this Win (or the loss) compare with anything in Cricket ? Just curious.
 
Tusker said:
To all those cricket fans who understand American Footabl ... How does this Win (or the loss) compare with anything in Cricket ? Just curious.
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It's like you are chasing 400 and you are 50/6 and still manage to win.
 
I was quite mad last night. Falcons were the less experienced team and unfortunately that showed in the final session. Pats got quite lucky with the OT coin toss though.
 
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