Mile High Magic

I'm not in love with anyone at #5 unless Barkley somehow makes it that far. If we have to pick right there, give me Nelson. However I think it would be great if we could move back to 8-12 and grab Ward/Edmunds/Smith. In the second give me a WR who can help out as the #3 for now and maybe take over for DT or ES in afew years. After that just give me some lineman (either side of the ball).

You think his accuracy will improve?

There wouldn't be any complaints from me if we did. He'd fit perfectly into Robys old spot. I would think 5 overall is a bit of a reach for him though. Maybe trade back into the later top 10 if that's our guy.

I like Denzel Ward. Maybe not as a CB1 going against big guys like Antonio Brown, DeAndre Hopkins, or Mike Evans, but certainly as a teams 2 or slot. Great ball skills and tackles well for a corner. Not thrilled about his size or ability to play the run though. Could see him opposite Richard Sherman in SF.

I'm not sure how long he'll stay on as GM, I reckon Joe Ellis would let him stay on as long as he'd like. But wether it's 2 more years or 10 more he's always going to be trying to redeem himself in the QB department until he nails it. He's just competitive like that. You know he hears the whispers about him being a terrible talent evaluator, and you know that doesn't sit well. All that being said, I hope you're right.

1. Browns - Sam Darnold 2. Giants - Sequan Barkley 3. Jets - Josh Rosen 4. Browns - Bradley Chubb 5. Broncos - Baker Mayfield 6. Colts - Quenton Nelson There's much talk about Cleveland dealing #4, but I think John Dorsey realizes that too much wheeling & dealing (And not enough picking impactful players) is what got Shashi Brown in trouble. That being said I think they double down on building an elite pass rush. As much as I hate the idea of two 1st round picks on the bench behind Case Keenum, I don't think Elway is going to be able to control himself. So if he's going to pick a QB, I reckon it would be the one he has spent the most time scouting which is Mayfield. Leaving the Colts the guy they probably wanted at #3 anyways, Quenton Nelson. Huge need for Indy and they get him plus some extra draft picks.

Maybe someone will get lucky and catch them on a bad day in the playoffs.

Better, yes. Deadly? not so sure. They need a consistent running back and maybe a shifty little slot receiver.

Denver and Dallas play next season. Dak v. Romo round 1?

Maybe he'll come home to Denver and NOT punt footballs into the stands this time. DT and Marshall on the outside and Sanders in the slot. Romo would have all the weapons he needs to watch Broncos games from a hospital bed.

Idk about 12 TDs, but I could defenitly see JC having some success in NE.

I think people forget how sudden the drop off was for Manning when they talk about Brady playing into his mid 40's. I mean Peyton had the best statistical season EVER in 2013. Less than 12 months later he couldn't complete a pass further than 10 yards up field without divine intervention. I think He's got one more GOOD year and then maybe 2 more so-so years and then he'll go.

There is a crime taking place in Atlanta right now...

http://www.9news.com/mb/sports/nfl/denver-broncos/report-vance-joseph-accused-of-sexual-assault-while-assistant-coach-at-cu/386290828 Media just can't let people be happy lol

Thank god. this was starting to look like wildcard weekend all over again.

But is he HoF worthy is the question. I think he was great for awhile but he fizzled out and bounced from team to team and in my opinion I just don't think he accomplished enough over the last few years to justify induction. Just my $0.02 though.

I think the fact that hes only had 2 return TDs since he left Chicago 4 years ago rules him out as a HoF specialist. If he had achieved abit more as an offensive player I'd say maybe, but the man has been irrelevant for afew seasons now.

I think at this point every NFL fan is looking at the Chargers kind of like a character in a show where bad things just keep happening to them and you almost feel bad except for the fact that the character is kind of a d!ck. The Chargers are to the NFL what Theon Greyjoy is to Game Of Thrones. But yes it would be good to have as many coaches as possible who already have a taste for these AFC west battles.

I like this strategy. Then at some point in human history they'll be good again and you'll look like a genius.

I agree. McCoy doesn't get enough credit for what he did with Orton and Tebow, hell even Manning to a certain extent. Think he'd be good for those young QBs.

I was so baffled at the the NE poll results until I realized they were both NE lol. But I like that KC/PIT matchup. think that will be one of the better games this weekend.

Amen to that. Lynch admitted early in the year it was taking him some time to learn the offense. Now he has a new offense to learn. If he has a new scheme to learn every 2-3 years he'll never be more than a backup.

Hopefully he can help develop those young safeties we have since secondary has been his area of expertise. If T.J. Ward walks after his contract is up it'd be nice not to take a step back on the back end. I'm pretty happy about it though.

I really thought the NFC games would be close. Fully expected Miami and Oakland to get worked though.

LT, TO, Law, Lynch, and Warner.