BigEd76

After Michigan's win over Ohio State, most of the mocks now have him #1 overall ahead of Thibodeaux, and the connection to the Lions makes so much sense, especially when the QB options that high are slim.

Sorry....forgot last week! The first post is updated through week 12. We currently have an extremely rare #4-9 of Jets, Jets, Giants, Giants, Eagles, Eagles 😄

Edwards signed a 1-year extension through 2022

Got it. McGill was still listed too. Maddox signed an extension through 2024 today

Sorry, forgot about that! Fixed it Goedert signed an extension through 2025

After Week 10: -- The Eagles win moves them down three spots to #10 -- Miami's upset over Baltimore drops them two spots to #5 -- Indy's win moves them down another spot to #15 -- Detroit and Houston are #1/#2 for the fourth consecutive week -- The Jets move up a spot to #3, and their pick from Seattle moves up four spots to #7 -- Jacksonville moves up a spot to #4 -- The Giants move up two spots to #6 during their bye week, and their pick from Chicago (who was also on a bye) moves up a spot to #8 -- Washington drops three spots to #9 after their upset win over Tampa Bay -- Atlanta jumps eight spots to #11 after a blowout loss and losing their wild card spot -- Miami's pick from San Francisco drops two spots to #12 -- The Chargers and Kansas City swap #18 and #23 as the Chiefs take over the AFC West lead and LA falls out of a playoff spot -- Carolina drops six spots to #19 after retaking the last wild card in the NFC -- New Orleans moves up three spots to #21 -- Buffalo drops four spots to #25 -- Detroit's pick from the Rams jumps two spots to #28 -- Dallas drops two spots to #29 -- Green Bay drops three spots to #32 after retaking the top spot in the NFC

After Week 9: -- The Eagles last-second loss moves them up a spot to #7 -- Miami's win in the battle of 1-7 teams leaves them at #3 -- Indy's win moves them down five spots to #14 -- Detroit and Houston stay #1/#2 -- The Jets move up three spots to #4, and their pick from Seattle moves down another spot to #11 -- Jacksonville's major upset win drops them a spot to #5 -- Washington stays at #6 during their bye week -- The Giants win drops them three spots to #8, and their pick from Chicago moves up two spots to #9 -- Miami's pick from San Francisco moves up three spots to finish the top 10 -- Carolina and Cincinnati each move up six spots to #13 and #16 respectively after falling out of wild card spots -- Atlanta drops seven spots to #19 after taking over the last wild card spot in a terrible NFC -- New England drops another five spots to #20 after taking over a wild card spot -- The Chargers drop three spots to #23 -- Pittsburgh drops another four spots to #25 -- Dallas moves up a spot to #27 -- Baltimore drops three spots to #28 -- Green Bay moves up three spots to #29 after falling out of the NFC top spot -- Detroit's pick from the Rams actually drops a spot to #30 despite the SNF loss to Tennessee, who stays at #31 as the top AFC team -- Arizona drops two spots to #32 after retaking the best record in the NFL

Pittsburgh traded Melvin Ingram to KC for a 6th

After Week 8: -- The Eagles win at Detroit drops them two spots to #8 -- Miami stays at #3 with another loss -- Indy's OT loss moves them up three spots to #9 -- No changes to #1/#2 (Detroit/Houston) -- Jacksonville moves up a spot to #4 -- The Giants' loss moves them up two spots to #5, and their pick from Chicago moves up four spots to #11 -- Washington moves up three spots to #6 -- The Jets' upset win moves them down three spots to #7, and their pick from Seattle moves down two spots to #10 -- Atlanta jumps five spots to #12 -- Miami's pick from San Francisco drops three spots to #13 -- Minnesota jumps five spots to #14 -- New England drops four spots to #15 -- Denver drops three spots to #16 -- Cleveland jumps three spots to #17 -- Carolina drops five spots to #19 -- Pittsburgh drops three spots to #21 -- Cincinnati makes a huge jump after falling out of the top AFC spot AND the division lead, moving up nine spots to #22 -- New Orleans drops three spots to #26 -- Tampa Bay and Dallas swap #27/#28 -- Detroit's pick from the Rams jumps a spot to #29 -- Tennessee drops seven spots to #31 after taking over the AFC top spot -- Green Bay drops three spots to #32 after taking over the NFC top spot

-- MAC is close to getting Middle Tennessee State and Western Kentucky from C-USA -- With the mass exodus, C-USA is working to add Liberty and New Mexico State from FBS Independents and Sam Houston State and Jacksonville State from FCS

Denver traded Von Miller to the Rams for a 2nd and 3rd

Houston traded Mark Ingram to New Orleans for a 2024 7th

After Week 7: -- The Eagles loss in Vegas moves them up another two spots to #6 -- Miami's loss to Atlanta moves them up another spot to #3 -- Indy's win at San Francisco drops them three more spots to #12 -- Detroit as the last winless team stays at #1 -- Houston moves up to #2 and has a small SOS advantage over Miami -- The Jets got crushed and move up two spots to #4, and their pick from Seattle also moves up two spots to #8 -- Jacksonville drops three spots to #5 during their bye week -- The Giants' win drops them two spots to #7, but their pick from Chicago moves up a spot to #15 after another blowout loss -- Washington moves up two spots to #9, and Miami's pick from San Francisco moves up three spots to #10 -- New England drops four spots to #11 -- Atlanta drops five spots to #17 -- Cleveland drops three spots to #20 -- The Chargers move up three spots to #22 during their bye week -- Baltimore and Cincinnati swap #25 and #31 as the Bengals took over the AFC top spot -- Dallas moves up a spot to #26 during their bye week -- The Rams' pick to Detroit stays at #30 -- Arizona stays at #32 as the last undefeated team