https://www.nfl.com/combine/tracker/participants/de/all-colleges/

Ed Kracz went:

 

 

Round 1, pick 32 overall: Darius Alexander, defensive tackle, Toledo.

Round 2, pick 64. JT Tuimoloau, edge, Ohio State.

Round 3, pick 96. Anthony Belton, offensive tackle, North Carolina State.

Round 4, pick 129 (via Detroit Lions).Terrance Ferguson, tight end, Oregon.

Round 5, pick 162 (via Houston Texans). Tyler Baron, edge, Miami.

 

Round 5, pick 166 (via Washington Commanders). Jack Nelson, offensive tackle, Wisconsin.

 

Round 5, pick 169. Seth McLaughlin, center, Ohio State.

5 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

You don’t think there is corporate  espionage taking place between billion dollar companies?

I don't think in the NFL they are doing espionage.... but whatever you do for a living,  I think you should look to become a screen writer.   Your imagination is exactly what is needed in that industry. 

5 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

You don’t think there is corporate  espionage taking place between billion dollar companies?

Let me ask you....while you don't like Howie and it's difficult for you to give him credit... one thing I believe you have mentioned is that he usually has a good feel of what other teams are looking to do in the draft.

Do you think it's due to " corporate espionage " ... lol. 

5 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

You both are in denial there is a main master plan being formulated each offseason. You both just think we wing it one player at a time in a vacuum it appears. Just obvious they go to much bigger lengths than the average fantasy football fan does each offseason.

Maybe we just find your name " master plan" a little much? 

Nobody denied they have to continually plan and adjust.   

When you say " master plan "....to me I associate that with " everything is going according to my master plan"   that's not the reality of football.   That's great for a movie and the world of fiction.  

Football too many X factors....  a better term would be "  general outline or basic plan"   not some complicated master plan where everything falls into place exactly how you laid it out. 

Like last year....you were promoting Lurie's " master plan"  to fire Siri so they could keep Moore.  You get way out of hand with these left field ideas.  

5 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Ed Kracz went:

 

 

Round 1, pick 32 overall: Darius Alexander, defensive tackle, Toledo.

Round 2, pick 64. JT Tuimoloau, edge, Ohio State.

Round 3, pick 96. Anthony Belton, offensive tackle, North Carolina State.

Round 4, pick 129 (via Detroit Lions).Terrance Ferguson, tight end, Oregon.

Round 5, pick 162 (via Houston Texans). Tyler Baron, edge, Miami.

 

Round 5, pick 166 (via Washington Commanders). Jack Nelson, offensive tackle, Wisconsin.

 

Round 5, pick 169. Seth McLaughlin, center, Ohio State.

Not bad,but we know Howie won't sit still,he is constantly on move. I DO like the kid from Toledo and Q would know al about him I like Belton there also

1 hour ago, joemas6 said:

Maybe we just find your name " master plan" a little much? 

Nobody denied they have to continually plan and adjust.   

When you say " master plan "....to me I associate that with " everything is going according to my master plan"   that's not the reality of football.   That's great for a movie and the world of fiction.  

Football too many X factors....  a better term would be "  general outline or basic plan"   not some complicated master plan where everything falls into place exactly how you laid it out. 

Like last year....you were promoting Lurie's " master plan"  to fire Siri so they could keep Moore.  You get way out of hand with these left field ideas.  

"master plan" sounds like the script episodes for the 1960's Batman series. The ever present "big picture" is always in play as opposed to what every team and players already know that it's ONE GAME AT A TIME which Ham will continue to deny. Guys I choose on mocks intangibles are to be denied, only Hams choices have those. Playing all out every play is wiped out by "T Rex arms". He made the important HUGE plays in the title game, but that needs discounted. IDK how he survived with T Rex arms this long only able to get the low hanging fruit lol

https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/nfl-draft-targets-2025?team=PHI FWIW

1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/nfl-draft-targets-2025?team=PHI FWIW

I sprint to the podium with Campbell.

Here's another mock for you all

1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

"master plan" sounds like the script episodes for the 1960's Batman series. The ever present "big picture" is always in play as opposed to what every team and players already know that it's ONE GAME AT A TIME which Ham will continue to deny. Guys I choose on mocks intangibles are to be denied, only Hams choices have those. Playing all out every play is wiped out by "T Rex arms". He made the important HUGE plays in the title game, but that needs discounted. IDK how he survived with T Rex arms this long only able to get the low hanging fruit lol

   His other weakness is last one off the snap. I do totally appreciate a hard worker with a nonstop motor. But he doesn’t have a good bend either. Has a great bull rush. 
  It’s a very deep Edge draft. So I just don’t think I’m jumping up high to take Sawyer. Just my opinion. Don’t take it so personally. I’m not pounding the table for this guy. Just laid out a late round choice at Edge that was really really comparable to him. Most of the time in those scenarios I go for value. I’ll take the guy looks pretty much exactly the same being an inch shorter rounds later.
  

3 hours ago, joemas6 said:

Let me ask you....while you don't like Howie and it's difficult for you to give him credit... one thing I believe you have mentioned is that he usually has a good feel of what other teams are looking to do in the draft.

Do you think it's due to " corporate espionage " ... lol. 

False narrative I don’t like Rosie. You just can’t stand anything less than blowing rainbow and sunshine up his rump. I just call it like I see it. When you see what’s going on…how is Rosie getting such fantastic information reading the whole rest of the league’s intentions? Are we the best at corporate espionage franchise now since Bellicheat/Brady/Kraft team broke up? The spies go in what’s called a ‘Skif’ …spy skif" is a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF), a secure area used to process classified information

 I wonder if our team has a Skif? 

7 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

   His other weakness is last one off the snap. I do totally appreciate a hard worker with a nonstop motor. But he doesn’t have a good bend either. Has a great bull rush. 
  It’s a very deep Edge draft. So I just don’t think I’m jumping up high to take Sawyer. Just my opinion. Don’t take it so personally. I’m not pounding the table for this guy. Just laid out a late round choice at Edge that was really really comparable to him. Most of the time in those scenarios I go for value. I’ll take the guy looks pretty much exactly the same being an inch shorter rounds later.
  

I don't care either way. Mocks are a crap shoot,we all know it. The Egles board probably isn't at all like the "pro mockers' who's win percentage borders on the same number as winning the Powerball

3 hours ago, joemas6 said:

I don't think in the NFL they are doing espionage.... but whatever you do for a living,  I think you should look to become a screen writer.   Your imagination is exactly what is needed in that industry. 

Forget James Bond ….we have Big Dom!

3 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

False narrative I don’t like Rosie. You just can’t stand anything less than blowing rainbow and sunshine up his rump. I just call it like I see it. When you see what’s going on…how is Rosie getting such fantastic information reading the whole rest of the league’s intentions? Are we the best at corporate espionage franchise now since Bellicheat/Brady/Kraft team broke up? The spies go in what’s called a ‘Skif’ …spy skif" is a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF), a secure area used to process classified information

 I wonder if our team has a Skif? 

2 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Not bad,but we know Howie won't sit still,he is constantly on move. I DO like the kid from Toledo and Q would know al about him I like Belton there also

I’d actually be perfectly fine with Kracz effort here. DWD asked about mock drafts…so sure enough I got sucked into the click bait article by Ed. I do like these guys he chose here. Belton I’ve been identifying as a guy Stout can really mold. Terrance Ferguson at TE might be a real good value. Good depth at TE in this class…it feels like he was the TE that fell in this mock. Tyler Baron from Miami is a good pick. This guy is a quality crap at an Edge player. To be fair, this is where I admit it’s probably fitting how you say I try and highlight everybody instead of just one guy. Really lame most of the time to say about me. But fits here. I feel like I’ve identified a sweet spot of depth being at Edge in this draft. Baron…along with DWD guy…and several others all being ranked there. Like 7 guys at Edge we should grab one of them back here. First two choices in his mock draft looking good too.

 Pretty much just need to add my boy at WR Jayden Higgins in and I’m signing off on this draft,

44 minutes ago, DownwithDallas said:

I sprint to the podium with Campbell.

I agree

8 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

https://www.nfl.com/combine/tracker/participants/de/all-colleges/

This highlights my point about the depth at Edge in this class. From Sawyer at 6.36 to 18 Edge draftee prospects later to DWD guy at Jah Joyner 5.97

3 hours ago, joemas6 said:

Maybe we just find your name " master plan" a little much? 

Nobody denied they have to continually plan and adjust.   

When you say " master plan "....to me I associate that with " everything is going according to my master plan"   that's not the reality of football.   That's great for a movie and the world of fiction.  

Football too many X factors....  a better term would be "  general outline or basic plan"   not some complicated master plan where everything falls into place exactly how you laid it out. 

Like last year....you were promoting Lurie's " master plan"  to fire Siri so they could keep Moore.  You get way out of hand with these left field ideas.  

You can call it whatever you want. But I do think Rosie thinks about the money aligned to position rooms…not just for one year…but years in advance. Just kills me how you and FL try to oversimplify everything. 
 There was no master plan about firing Siri for Moore. I actually tagged it myself as it would be an out of the box thinking…you call left field…idea. Because this arrangement has us so very obviously always influx with our O. How many OCs and QB coaches has Hurts gone through? Take that with whatever levels you feel Siri gets involved each game and each season. I still do believe it’s a very legitimate question to ask with our organization. It’s why the majority of teams hire the top O mind as HC to keep that consistency in place. Easiest to keep a quality DC in place. Add in how we have really locked in a great experienced DC in Fangio. If we had locked in a great O mind running the O… we could really consistently be on the same track mastering and taking things to a whole other level for years. 

24 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

False narrative I don’t like Rosie. You just can’t stand anything less than blowing rainbow and sunshine up his rump. I just call it like I see it. When you see what’s going on…how is Rosie getting such fantastic information reading the whole rest of the league’s intentions? Are we the best at corporate espionage franchise now since Bellicheat/Brady/Kraft team broke up? The spies go in what’s called a ‘Skif’ …spy skif" is a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF), a secure area used to process classified information

 I wonder if our team has a Skif? 

Earth to Ham ..earth to Ham...come in Ham. 

It has to be corporate espionage right?   It can't be the million times you heard that Howie out works everyone...constantly on the phones talking to GMs?

Can't be the relationships he built with agents over the years.  Which is why i took it as a shot at Howie that you would suggest he was dumb enough to talk directly to Barkley when many times we hear how good his relationships are with the player agents. 

Or ...it's an episode of " mission impossible " or James Bond... lol

 

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

You can call it whatever you want. But I do think Rosie thinks about the money aligned to position rooms…not just for one year…but years in advance. Just kills me how you and FL try to oversimplify everything. 
 There was no master plan about firing Siri for Moore. I actually tagged it myself as it would be an out of the box thinking…you call left field…idea. Because this arrangement has us so very obviously always influx with our O. How many OCs and QB coaches has Hurts gone through? Take that with whatever levels you feel Siri gets involved each game and each season. I still do believe it’s a very legitimate question to ask with our organization. It’s why the majority of teams hire the top O mind as HC to keep that consistency in place. Easiest to keep a quality DC in place. Add in how we have really locked in a great experienced DC in Fangio. If we had locked in a great O mind running the O… we could really consistently be on the same track mastering and taking things to a whole other level for years. 

Still think it’s a very legitimate point about the top O mind. We are defending Champions! This should be a great very alluring situation to pull in the top O mind as an OC. Who do we get? Nobody. Underwhelming to say the least.

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

You can call it whatever you want. But I do think Rosie thinks about the money aligned to position rooms…not just for one year…but years in advance. Just kills me how you and FL try to oversimplify everything. 
 There was no master plan about firing Siri for Moore. I actually tagged it myself as it would be an out of the box thinking…you call left field…idea. Because this arrangement has us so very obviously always influx with our O. How many OCs and QB coaches has Hurts gone through? Take that with whatever levels you feel Siri gets involved each game and each season. I still do believe it’s a very legitimate question to ask with our organization. It’s why the majority of teams hire the top O mind as HC to keep that consistency in place. Easiest to keep a quality DC in place. Add in how we have really locked in a great experienced DC in Fangio. If we had locked in a great O mind running the O… we could really consistently be on the same track mastering and taking things to a whole other level for years. 

Still think it’s a very legitimate point about the top O mind. We are defending Champions! This should be a great very alluring situation to pull in the top O mind as an OC. Who do we get? Nobody. Underwhelming to say the least.

55 minutes ago, DownwithDallas said:

Here's another mock for you all

DWD... who do you think is a better GM . .Howie or John Lynch ?

1 minute ago, joemas6 said:

Earth to Ham ..earth to Ham...come in Ham. 

It has to be corporate espionage right?   It can't be the million times you heard that Howie out works everyone...constantly on the phones talking to GMs?

Can't be the relationships he built with agents over the years.  Which is why i took it as a shot at Howie that you would suggest he was dumb enough to talk directly to Barkley when many times we hear how good his relationships are with the player agents. 

Or ...it's an episode of " mission impossible " or James Bond... lol

 

It was Goodell that started the investigation over the Barkley situation. Stop blaming me!

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

It was Goodell that started the investigation over the Barkley situation. Stop blaming me!

I don’t have that kind of power