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Interesting development. Hopefully this means less tax payer funded stadiums and renovations and cash poor owners will start to field more competitive teams.
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The NFL today is almost like a different game compared to the way it was played back in the day. The players were often bloody and muddy, the quarterbacks weren’t treated like fragile primadonnas, and the logos and lore were legendary. If you are nostalgic for the Gridiron greatness of the past, this sub is for you.
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Just starting, 7-3 Lions. It's as good as I remember.
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At this point it's been almost two weeks since draft day and I imagine there won't be too many more developments on where the USC football alums, Projans, will be headed.
Drafted
Pick No. 1, Round 1: Chicago Bears, Caleb Williams, QB
Pick No. 78, Round 3: Houston Texans, Calen Bullock, S
Pick No. 88 ,Round 3: Green Bay Packers, MarShawn Lloyd, RB
Pick No. 215, Round 6: San Francisco 49ers, Jarrett Kingston, OL
Pick No. 225, Round 7: Los Angeles Chargers, Brenden Rice, WR
Pick No. 238, Round 7: Houston Texans, Solomon Byrd, EDGE
Pick No. 241, Round 7: Miami Dolphins, Tahj Washington, WR
Undrafted Free Agents
Austin Jones, RB — Washington Commanders
Christian Roland-Wallace, CB — Kansas City Chiefs
Justin Dedich, OL — Los Angeles Rams
Minicamp Invites
Kyon Bars, DL — Tennessee Titans
Brett Neilon, C — Kansas City Chiefs
Most draft picks since 2011, the Tyron Smith, Jurrell Casey draft to make those of you that remember that really feel old.
Some personal thoughts: Surprised we had 7 drafted in total, I expected a lot more UDFAs. Calen Bullock's stock really got hurt by playing under Grinch and his poor tackling ability. Surprised Brendan Rice and Tahj Washington dropped all the way to round 7. I get that they weren't prime NFL targets but I expected at least early day 3 maybe 5th round picks for the both of them.
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Georgia, Notre Dame, and Oklahoma have five each.
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