2015 NFL Football thread- do your bragging or complain here

[nikimcbee]

Originally Posted by Webster

everybody ready for the draft?

I wonder how long and stupidly drawn out they will make it this year with everybody's cousins uncle's nefew's friend will announce the next teams pick.

they really are wanting to make it a longer event then it should be regardless of how stupid and boring it gets

Within 15 minutes of getting home last night, I completely forgot about it. Anything the NFL does now, other than games, is just manufactured drama for sports writers. I guess you gotta use that journalism degree for something.

On a side note, I wonder how many BJs Chunky will give to get Mariota? He's practically given away the city. I will laugh my ass off, if he's another duck QB bust. Joey2.0?

Originally Posted by nikimcbee

Within 15 minutes of getting home last night, I completely forgot about it. Anything the NFL does now, other than games, is just manufactured drama for sports writers. I guess you gotta use that journalism degree for something.

On a side note, I wonder how many BJs Chunky will give to get Mariota? He's practically given away the city. I will laugh my ass off, if he's another duck QB bust. Joey2.0?

yep, I forgot about it myself, went to bed around 11pm to see the first day draft picks on the news, oh well , its not like we missed anything lol

as to the eagles, sounds like he offered everything he had and was willing to gave anything more they wanted, maybe even the whole roster

from AP:

But the Titans passed up a lot to take Mariota.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that the Eagles offered two first-round picks, a third-round pick, defensive tackle Fletcher Cox, linebacker Mychal Kendricks, cornerback Brandon Boykin and “more” to the Titans. That is a lot. Like … an insane amount. Cox, Kendricks and Boykin are all young defenders who would either start right away or contribute plenty. (A few reports on Friday, including The MMQB's Peter King and Philadelphia Inquirer's Jeff McLane, said players were never involved in the offer but the Eagles would have had to offer more than three first-round picks to move up.) And the Titans did have a young quarterback in Zach Mettenberger, who showed some good things as a rookie last year. Tennessee could have justified taking the mega-offer and rolling with Mettenberger for one more year.

I guess he thinks if he puts all the players from his college team on the field, then they can somehow magically win like he did with them in college lol.