I mean your team hasn’t been under .500 since tomlin took over, your basement is the giants penthouse
2025 NFL Draft
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Stewart had how many sacks in college? How the **** does a edge 1st round draft pick have so few?
This will be interesting to watch. Like you said, he'll be the first to try to do this. I honestly didn't think he would hold up in college either but that worked out. I think it's a win no matter what for Jacksonville. They are the least exciting team in the league every year, even when they are good, no one really talks much about them. Hunter raises their profile big time, he'll be one of the highest selling jersey's in the league, he will bring eyeballs on TV and a huge upswing in social media attention. He brings the Coach Prime audience, which is massive and passionate. Even if he flops, they're the Jags, everyone expects them to suck, if you're going to be bad, you might as well be cool and popular.
His dad already blew the signing bonus on that grill and Thanos necklace.
That might have been the dumbest looking piece of jewelry I have seen.
ESPN slurping Shedeurs **** is really funny.
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Sorry but I want to see $$anders continue to drop. Not proud of it. Just the truth.
Egbuka is worse than both Higgins and Noel. Herbstreit: “I think he could be the offensive rookie of the year.” JFC get that Buckeye meat out of your throat
I actually don't mind Shedeur, but I cannot stand Deion. I despise that level of arrogance, whether it's "backed up" or not. Like Lonzo and Lamelo Ball, I will be rooting against him his entire career simply because of who his dad is.
Im only watching to see him drop and the other players WAGs.
Sanders has no anticipation and it’s not a teachable skill. That’s why I knew Brock would do alright in the NFL he throws with incredible anticipation
Yeah I'm the same, can't stand Deion, I think Shiloh should probably be in prison, and Shedeur seems like the most likeable of the bunch but that's not really saying much and he's still just all hype.
Crazy that Jeremiah Smith would probably be a top 5 pick if he was eligible this year (probably the 2nd-3rd pick), and he has to spend another 2 years in college.
With the NCAA getting killed on every single court case, basically not allowing them to have any rules at all because of their "monopoly", how the hell does the NFL still get away with requiring players to be in college for 3 years before they can go to the league?
