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Ghurd8 said:
1st off, love what you're doing in this thread. Great work.

Now to the bolded. This **** frustrates me to no end. It's like people who think that way can't see the forest for the trees. It screams insecurity. In any job or relationship there is a give & take. Guys who try so hard to tell you who they are seem to miss basic little details like that.

It reminds me of Kyrie Irving on 1st take getting offended that SA called his father "his daddy", saying "I call him my father!" Man that's ******* **** where you're trying to learn how to be your own man & overcorrect by trying to distinguish yourself from your father. This was around the time he was in Brooklyn, consistently putting his foot in his mouth. It made me realize he's still trying to figure out who he is but has an illusion of who he thinks he is.

Afa Shadeur goes, I wouldn't be surprised if he's going through something similar where he doesn't yet know who he is outside of his father's presence & shadow. He saw his father have the supreme confidence & arrogance of an all-time great... but he was an all-time great. Meanwhile your best accomplishments are being the qb of Colorado... with 9 wins in your best season. You definitely do still have alot to prove. This is mostly conjecture on my part regarding his mentality but I can only work with what I see.

But then we have Cam, who's confidence is unrivaled, who understood that everything from the end of the season up to the draft was apart of "the interview." He carried himself with poise & confidence & showed respect for people & their time. Showed the leadership traits of his personality as well as an athlete by bringing his teammates along wherever possible. And when it was his time to go number 1 he showed his humility. He proved he's capable of being the face of a franchise, not just the qb.

I never kissed *** or was a "company man," just not in my DNA. However, I always made sure my bosses or any prospective employer know that I take pride in whatever work I do & that they were gonna get the best of me & the hardest worker as long as the check clears.
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I love what you're saying, particularly at the end.

We don't always love our bosses. We may eventually move on to a better set of bosses.

But we should all be grateful for opportunities and respectful of others. Give each job our all, learn our lessons, and then look for a better situation eventually if we do not have what we want currently.

Sports drafts, by their construction, reward the "worst" teams each year with the highest picks. Often, those "bad" teams have managerial and culture issues that create ongoing problems.

Let's see what happens next for Mr. Shadeur Sanders. I'm no fan of his father's, but Shadeur is capable of growing beyond what Neon Deion is, as a person.
 
my personal opinion, his arm isn't that strong, he doesn't make good decisions...and he has the baggage of his dad hanging around.

but again, I don't give a ****.
 
HurricanePhilly said:
I've seen takes like "another outspoken young black man being trying to be silenced"

I mean Cam Ward has been about as confident as you can be...and went #1.

Maybe the mix of his dad, his spoiled/Hollywood attitude and the fact that he is just an OK qb showed up when you watched film. He took tons of sacks to avoid incompletions (@JG14 likes this strategy). He's a less talented and less athletic version of Jameis Winston. He will hang around the league long enough to get paid. Its a qb's league so he will have some games that get your attention some seasons with a lot of yards if he does get an opportunity to start. But he is just an Ok qb. What was his "Wow" moment at Colorado...they never pulled some major upset. He never had a career defining game, throw, moment. His dad got more talent in and Colorado became a .respectable program. There are probably 8-10 qb's Sanders similar to Sanders and that is why they consider this qb draft pretty mediocre.
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One longtime NFL assistant coach said his time with Sanders was "the worst formal interview I've ever been in in my life. He's so entitled. He takes unnecessary sacks. He never plays on time. He has horrible body language. He blames teammates. ... But the biggest thing is, he's not that good." Said one longtime AFC executive: "It didn't go great in our interview. He wants to dictate what he's going to do and what's best for him. He makes you feel small." Even some of Sanders' fans expressed disappointment he didn't take a bigger step forward as a senior. "I liked him the year before," an NFC GM said. "They did change coordinators. It just felt different. It felt less athletic, less arm talent -- everything felt less. If you're talking about this year's tape versus (Jaxson) Dart and Shedeur, I don't think it was particularly close."
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Canes Legacy said:
To have a documentary/production crew surrounding you only to not be a first round pick is nasty work. Solid qb prospect but was overhyped by Kiper and his pops.

I don’t see him falling past the first 10 picks of round 2. If Cleveland doesn’t take him I think someone will make the move to get him.
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Kiper was disgusting last night regarding Sanders. He had to have been paid to be on his knees gargling that hard. Good lord.
 
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ScoJacks said:
Kiper was disgusting last night regarding Sanders. He had to have been paid to be on his knees gargling that hard. Good lord.
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Kiper is usually pretty even (he was in love with Levis for that draft but no where near this level of annoying) but it got old real quick.

ESPN usually over does it with whatever storyline they deem important. That’s why a lot of attention/views has/will shift to nfl network.
 
Canes Legacy said:
Kiper is usually pretty even (he was in love with Levis for that draft but no where near this level of annoying) but it got old real quick.

ESPN usually over does it with whatever storyline they deem important. That’s why a lot of attention/views has/will shift to nfl network.
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Totally.

I'm not even one to complain about ESPN's "nArRaTiVe", but it was bewildering to switch from ESPN to the NFL network after the fifth pick. On ESPN, the panel was actually talking over live Draft content in order to provide outdated editorializations that were detached from reality. On the NFL network, the panel moderator (Eisen) would politely wrap speculative discussion with a "well, I guess we're about to find out" as soon as Goodell came into view.

Part of me wants to dig for an NFL network recording of the event so I can see what the first thirty minutes were like without ESPN's stupid and tone-deaf editorializing.

P.S. Louis Riddick was the lone bright spot- though I think his presence on the panel actually hurt, because it lulled me into keeping ESPN on. I should have known that the unbearable Mike Greenberg, the doofus Booger McFarland, and the senile Mel Kiper would dominate the mic. Even the talentless hack Adam Schefter (his face a slurry of cumstains and Botox injection marks) was a relief compared to those three clowns. Whoever directed the ESPN coverage should submit their résumé to North Korean state media.
 
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TheOriginalCane said:
Let's see what happens next for Mr. Shadeur Sanders. I'm no fan of his father's, but Shadeur is capable of growing beyond what Neon Deion is, as a person.
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Agreed.

And I'll add that Ilike his talent & wish my panthers would draft him if he could be gotten in the 3rd round
 
Empirical Cane said:
I was going to bring this up. Fair or not, here is what tbe drop is costing him:


Here's a breakdown of how long NFL rookie contracts are:
• Length for first-round draft picks: Four years, club option for fifth-year
• Length for draft picks in rounds two through seven: Four years, no club option
• Length for undrafted free agents: Three years, no club option
• Can not be extended or have their rookie contract renegotiated by their team until after the conclusion of their third NFL season, regardless of when they were taken in the draft.


Two services have estimated the NFL 2025 draft class pay scale (based on NFL salary cap and other items):

• No. 1: $43.01 million (Spotrac) | $48.84 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 2: $41.12 million (Spotrac) | $46.65 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 3: $39.9 million (Spotrac) | $45.25 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 4: $38.52 million (Spotrac) | $43.66 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 5: $36.09 million (Spotrac) | $40.87 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 6: $31.77 million (Spotrac) | $35.9 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 7: $28.31 million (Spotrac) | $31.91 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 8: $24.86 million (Spotrac) | $27.93 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 9: $24.68 million (Spotrac) | $27.73 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 10: $23.73 million(Spotrac) | $26.64 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 11: $22.26 million (Spotrac) | $24.94 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 12: $20.2 million (Spotrac) | $22.55 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 13: $19.67 million (Spotrac) | $21.96 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 14: $18.81 million (Spotrac) | $20.96 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 15: $18.46 million (Spotrac) | $20.56 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 16: $17.42 million (Spotrac) | $19.37 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 17: $17.08 million (Spotrac) | $18.97 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 18: $16.65 million (Spotrac) | $18.47 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 19: $16.39 million (Spotrac) | $18.17million (Over The Cap)
• No. 20: $16.3 million (Spotrac) | $18.07 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 21: $16.21 million (Spotrac) | $17.97 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 22: $16.04 million (Spotrac) | $17.77 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 23: $15.87 million (Spotrac) | $17.58 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 24: $15.52 million (Spotrac) | $17.18 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 25: $15.35 million (Spotrac) | $16.98 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 26: $15.18 million (Spotrac) | $16.78 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 27: $15.0 million (Spotrac) | $16.58 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 28: $14.92 million (Spotrac) | $16.48 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 29: $14.22 million (Spotrac) | $15.68 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 30: $13.86 million (Spotrac) | $15.26 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 31: $13.55 million (Spotrac) | $14.9 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 32: $13.35 million (Spotrac) | $14.68 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 33: $10.85 million (Spotrac) | $11.8 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 34: $10.77 million (Spotrac) | $11.7 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 35: $10.68 million (Spotrac) | $11.6 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 36: $10.51 million (Spotrac) | $11.4 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 37: $10.44 million (Spotrac) | $11.32 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 38: $10.28 million (Spotrac) | $11.14 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 39: $10.13 million (Spotrac) | $10.96 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 40: $9.99 million (Spotrac) | $10.8 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 41: $9.85 million (Spotrac) | $10.65 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 42: $9.7 million(Spotrac) | $10.47 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 43: $9.56 million (Spotrac) | $10.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 44: $9.43 million (Spotrac) | $10.16 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 45: $9.24 million (Spotrac) | $9.94 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 46: $9.04 million (Spotrac) | $9.71 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 47: $8.78 million (Spotrac) | $9.41 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 48: $8.61 million (Spotrac) | $9.21 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 49: $8.43 million (Spotrac) | $9.01 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 50: $8.26 million (Spotrac) | $8.81 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 51: $8.09 million (Spotrac) | $8.61 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 52: $7.91 million (Spotrac) | $8.42 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 53: $7.74 million (Spotrac) | $8.23 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 54: $7.57 million (Spotrac) | $8.02 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 55: $7.4 million (Spotrac) | $7.82 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 56: $7.31 million (Spotrac) | $7.72 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 57: $7.26 million (Spotrac) | $7.66 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 58: $7.17 million (Spotrac) | $7.56 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 59: $7.05 million (Spotrac) | $7.42 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 60: $7.0 million (Spotrac) | $7.36 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 61: $6.99 million (Spotrac) | $7.28 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 62: $6.88 million (Spotrac) | $7.22 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 63: $6.86 million (Spotrac) | $7.2 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 64: $6.83 million (Spotrac) | $7.16 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 65: $6.48 million (Spotrac) | $6.76 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 66: $6.46 million (Spotrac) | $6.74 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 67: $6.46 million (Spotrac) | $6.74 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 68: $6.5 million (Spotrac) | $6.72 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 69: $6.42 million (Spotrac) | $6.7 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 70: $6.4 million (Spotrac) | $6.66 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 71: $6.37 million (Spotrac) | $6.64 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 72: $6.36 million (Spotrac) | $6.62 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 73: $6.33 million (Spotrac) | $6.59 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 74: $6.32 million(Spotrac) | $6.58 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 75: $6.31 million (Spotrac) | $6.56 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 76: $6.26 million (Spotrac) | $6.51 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 77: $6.25 million (Spotrac) | $6.5 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 78: $6.24 million (Spotrac) | $6.49 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 79: $6.22 million (Spotrac) | $6.47 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 80: $6.2 million (Spotrac) | $6.44 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 81: $6.18 million (Spotrac) | $6.42 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 82: $6.17 million (Spotrac) | $6.4 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 83: $6.14 million (Spotrac) | $6.37 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 84: $6.12 million (Spotrac) | $6.35 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 85: $6.11 million (Spotrac) | $6.34 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 86: $6.09 million (Spotrac) | $6.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 87: $6.07 million (Spotrac) | $6.29 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 88: $6.06 million (Spotrac) | $6.28 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 89: $6.06 million (Spotrac) | $6.28 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 90: $6.06 million (Spotrac) | $6.28 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 91: $6.06 million (Spotrac) | $6.27 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 92: $6.05 million (Spotrac) | $6.26 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 93: $6.03 million (Spotrac) | $6.25 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 94: $6.01 million (Spotrac) | $6.23 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 95: $6.0 million (Spotrac) | $6.21 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 96: $5.98 million (Spotrac) | $6.19 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 97-102 (Comp): $5.96 million (Spotrac) | $6.16 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 103: $5.16 million (Spotrac) | $5.3 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 104: $5.13 million (Spotrac) | $5.28 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 105: $5.13 million (Spotrac) | $5.27 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 106: $5.13 million (Spotrac) | $5.27 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 107: $5.12 million (Spotrac) | $5.26 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 108: $5.11 million (Spotrac) | $5.25 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 109: $5.11 million (Spotrac) | $5.25 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 110: $5.1 million (Spotrac) | $5.24 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 111: $5.1 million (Spotrac) | $5.24 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 112: $5.09 million(Spotrac) | $5.23 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 113: $5.08 million (Spotrac) | $5.21 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 114: $5.08 million (Spotrac) | $5.21 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 115: $5.07 million (Spotrac) | $5.2 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 116: $5.07 million (Spotrac) | $5.2 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 117: $5.07 million (Spotrac) | $5.2 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 118: $5.07 million (Spotrac) | $5.19 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 119: $5.05 million (Spotrac) | $5.18 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 120: $5.04 million (Spotrac) | $5.17 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 121: $5.04 million (Spotrac) | $5.16 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 122: $5.03 million (Spotrac) | $5.16 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 123: $5.03 million (Spotrac) | $5.15 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 124: $5.02 million (Spotrac) | $5.14 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 125: $5.01 million (Spotrac) | $5.13 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 126: $5.01 million (Spotrac) | $5.13 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 127: $5.0 million (Spotrac) | $5.12 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 128: $4.99 million (Spotrac) | $5.11 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 129: $4.98 million (Spotrac) | $5.1 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 130: $4.98 million (Spotrac) | $5.1 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 131: $4.97 million (Spotrac) | $5.09 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 132: $4.96 million (Spotrac) | $5.08 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 133: $4.95 million (Spotrac) | $5.07 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 134: $4.94 million (Spotrac) | $5.05 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 135-138 (Comp): $4.78 million (Spotrac) | $4.87 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 139: $4.61 million (Spotrac) | $4.68 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 140: $4.61 million (Spotrac) | $4.67 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 141: $4.61 million (Spotrac) | $4.67 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 142: $4.61 million (Spotrac) | $4.67 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 143: $4.6 million (Spotrac) | $4.66 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 144: $4.59 million (Spotrac) | $4.65 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 145: $4.59 million (Spotrac) | $4.64 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 146: $4.58 million (Spotrac) | $4.64 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 147: $4.58 million (Spotrac) | $4.64 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 148: $4.58 million(Spotrac) | $4.64 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 149: $4.57 million (Spotrac) | $4.63 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 150: $4.57 million (Spotrac) | $4.63 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 151: $4.57 million (Spotrac) | $4.62 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 152: $4.57 million (Spotrac) | $4.62 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 153: $4.57 million (Spotrac) | $4.62 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 154: $4.56 million (Spotrac) | $4.62 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 155: $4.56 million (Spotrac) | $4.61 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 156: $4.56 million (Spotrac) | $4.61 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 157: $4.56 million (Spotrac) | $4.61 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 158: $4.55 million (Spotrac) | $4.61 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 159: $4.55 million (Spotrac) | $4.6 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 160: $4.55 million (Spotrac) | $4.6 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 161: $4.54 million (Spotrac) | $4.6 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 162: $4.54 million (Spotrac) | $4.59 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 163: $4.54 million (Spotrac) | $4.59 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 164: $4.53 million (Spotrac) | $4.58 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 165: $4.52 million (Spotrac) | $4.57 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 166: $4.52 million (Spotrac) | $4.57million (Over The Cap)
• No. 167: $4.51 million (Spotrac) | $4.56 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 168: $4.5 million (Spotrac) | $4.56 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 169-176 (Comp): $4.48 million (Spotrac) | $4.52 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 177: $4.45 million (Spotrac) | $4.49 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 178: $4.44 million (Spotrac) | $4.48 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 179: $4.44 million (Spotrac) | $4.47 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 180: $4.43 million (Spotrac) | $4.47 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 181: $4.43 million (Spotrac) | $4.47 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 182: $4.42 million (Spotrac) | $4.46 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 183: $4.42 million (Spotrac) | $4.45 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 184: $4.42 million (Spotrac) | $4.45 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 185: $4.42 million (Spotrac) | $4.45 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 186: $4.41 million(Spotrac) | $4.44 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 187: $4.41 million (Spotrac) | $4.44 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 188: $4.41 million (Spotrac) | $4.44 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 189: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.44 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 190: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.43 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 191: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.43 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 192: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.43 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 193: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.43 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 194: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.43 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 195: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.43 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 196: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.43 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 197: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.43 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 198: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.43 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 199: $4.4 million (Spotrac) | $4.43 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 200: $4.39 million (Spotrac) | $4.42 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 201: $4.39 million (Spotrac) | $4.42 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 202: $4.39 million (Spotrac) | $4.42 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 203: $4.39 million (Spotrac) | $4.41 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 204: $4.39 million (Spotrac) | $4.41 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 205: $4.38 million (Spotrac) | $4.41 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 206: $4.38 million (Spotrac) | $4.4 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 207: $4.37 million (Spotrac) | $4.4 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 208: $4.37 million (Spotrac) | $4.4 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 209-2016 (Comp): $4.35 million (Spotrac) | $4.37 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 217: $4.33 million (Spotrac) | $4.35 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 218: $4.33 million (Spotrac) | $4.35 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 219: $4.33 million (Spotrac) | $4.35 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 220: $4.33 million (Spotrac) | $4.35 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 221: $4.33 million (Spotrac) | $4.34 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 222: $4.32 million (Spotrac) | $4.34 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 223: $4.32 million (Spotrac) | $4.34 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 224: $4.32 million (Spotrac) | $4.34 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 225: $4.32 million (Spotrac) | $4.34 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 226: $4.32 million(Spotrac) | $4.34 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 227: $4.32 million (Spotrac) | $4.33 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 228: $4.32 million (Spotrac) | $4.33 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 229: $4.32 million (Spotrac) | $4.33 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 230: $4.31 million (Spotrac) | $4.33 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 231: $4.31 million (Spotrac) | $4.33 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 232: $4.31 million (Spotrac) | $4.33 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 233: $4.31 million (Spotrac) | $4.33 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 234: $4.31 million (Spotrac) | $4.33 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 235: $4.31 million (Spotrac) | $4.32 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 236: $4.3 million (Spotrac) | $4.32 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 237: $4.3 million (Spotrac) | $4.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 238: $4.3 million (Spotrac) | $4.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 239: $4.3 million (Spotrac) | $4.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 240: $4.3 million (Spotrac) | $4.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 241: $4.3 million (Spotrac) | $4.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 242: $4.29 million (Spotrac) | $4.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 243: $4.29 million (Spotrac) | $4.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 244: $4.29 million (Spotrac) | $4.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 245: $4.29 million (Spotrac) | $4.31 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 246: $4.29 million (Spotrac) | $4.3 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 247: $4.29 million (Spotrac) | $4.3 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 248: $4.29 million (Spotrac) | $4.3 million (Over The Cap)
• No. 249-257 (Comp): $4.29 million (Spotrac) | $4.3 million (Over The Cap)
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Man don't ever clog the board up with some **** like this ever again. Just post links. Got me scrolling for an hour like I'm reading an OriginalCane post. Tf 😤
Disappointed World Cup GIF by Goldmaster
 
Would anyone take Milroe over Sanders? Sanders is the more finished product, but Milroe being more athletic and better arm (can't speak to work ethic or leadership) definitely has a higher ceiling imo. Milroe is picked by the right team and sits for a year or two and could have the second highest ceiling in this draft.

I also understand there is major bust potential too lol
 
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