2025 Draft thread
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@everyone My first in a series. I’ll try to pump out 1-2 of these a week. Previewing Travis Hunter…
2025 NFL Draft Profile: WR/CB Travis Hunter.
This is the first in a series I’m going to do in the lead-up to the draft. I’ll start by breaking down some of my binkies in general before projecting them to the Pats. The first up is Travis Hunter. Height/Weight: 6’1” / 188 lbs. Class: Junior...
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Nice. Much better than that Ian-scissoring, Grundle Bacon!
101% Sensei approved. Great write up!!
Ya, we are not taking the OT at #4. ZERO chance. If we do, I will be so pissed I will give birth to a litter of wombats rectally.
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So, the rest of us should root for an OT at 4?
Sure. Wombats are cute.
I’d be absolutely fine with an OT. Especially if the Jets cut Adams. The draft is top heavy in the first 10-20 picks then very thin after that. A lot of guys who would have normally come out this year stayed in college for another season to be millionaires on campus and fuck white sorority chicks by the dozen.
I cannot blame them. Sounds like a fun life for a kid in their early 20s.
I have two OTs who can start at OT on day 1 that I’m going to be profiling. This might be a good draft to go the beef route. DL is the deepest position in the draft, IMO. The two OTs are Kelvin Banks and Will Campbell. I’ve watched both a ton this year just due to where I live - SEC Country. Campbell was the only OT to run under a 5 second 40. 6’6”, 323 out of college.
I should note that, while my interest in the pro game has waned, I do continue to follow college and recruiting closely. Some of these kids, I’ve followed since they were sophomores in high school.
I won’t bad mouth BGC. I miss talking college ball with that dude. One of the few parts I miss about the last place. His body of work on the draft is something I could never even come close to replicating. He does deep dives, pre-draft, of 7th rounders and UFAs.
If he ever decided to come here under a different name and tell me about it via PM, I’d never out him.
Bad mouth? That's practically a blow job coming from me. Ian-scissoring is nothing. I've called @Lord Guts a lot worse
.I also like Bacon. Good dude.
Someone should let him know that I’ll blow him if he comes here under a pseudonym. This place is more his speed anyway.Bad mouth? That's practically a blow job coming from me. Ian-scissoring is nothing. I've called @Lord Guts a lot worse
I also like Bacon. Good dude.
An NFL coach destroyed Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders over his performance in an interview with a team.
Shedeur Sanders and Miami Hurricanes star Cam Ward are the consensus top two quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL Draft. Unlike previous drafts, however, there’s no overwhelming favorite to go first overall, with Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter and Buffaloes two-way star Travis Hunter strong candidates to go before Ward and Sanders.
NFL insider Josina Anderson spoke to a quarterbacks coach from a team with a top-seven pick. According to Anderson, that coach ripped Sanders for coming across as “brash” and “arrogant” during the interview with the unnamed team.
Interestingly, though, Anderson added that the anonymous QB coach has a reputation for having problems with players “who have broad fame and financial success before” turning pro:
The teams who pick in the top seven (in order from 1-7) are the: Tennessee Titans, Cleveland Browns, New York Giants, New England Patriots, Jacksonville Jaguars, Las Vegas Raiders and New York Jets.
New England and Jacksonville can safely be ruled out of the Shedeur Sanders sweepstakes since they have Drake Maye (the No. 3 pick of 2024) and $275 million man Trevor Lawrence, respectively.
Shedeur Sanders (Credit: Troy Taormina-Imagn Images)
Sanders may be considered a boom-or-bust prospect, but he’s sure to be a top-10 selection given how many teams need a quarterback.
The son of Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, Shedeur had a monster 2024 season that saw him throw for 4,134 yards, 37 touchdowns and only 10 interceptions. His giant following and status mean he’ll also sell plenty of tickets and merchandise for the NFL team that drafts him, too.
Shedeur Sanders and Miami Hurricanes star Cam Ward are the consensus top two quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL Draft. Unlike previous drafts, however, there’s no overwhelming favorite to go first overall, with Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter and Buffaloes two-way star Travis Hunter strong candidates to go before Ward and Sanders.
NFL insider Josina Anderson spoke to a quarterbacks coach from a team with a top-seven pick. According to Anderson, that coach ripped Sanders for coming across as “brash” and “arrogant” during the interview with the unnamed team.
Interestingly, though, Anderson added that the anonymous QB coach has a reputation for having problems with players “who have broad fame and financial success before” turning pro:
The teams who pick in the top seven (in order from 1-7) are the: Tennessee Titans, Cleveland Browns, New York Giants, New England Patriots, Jacksonville Jaguars, Las Vegas Raiders and New York Jets.
New England and Jacksonville can safely be ruled out of the Shedeur Sanders sweepstakes since they have Drake Maye (the No. 3 pick of 2024) and $275 million man Trevor Lawrence, respectively.
Shedeur Sanders Will Be A Top-10 Pick
Sanders may be considered a boom-or-bust prospect, but he’s sure to be a top-10 selection given how many teams need a quarterback.
The son of Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, Shedeur had a monster 2024 season that saw him throw for 4,134 yards, 37 touchdowns and only 10 interceptions. His giant following and status mean he’ll also sell plenty of tickets and merchandise for the NFL team that drafts him, too.
ill cup his balls for you and be ready with a towel
Seriously, tell Bacon we say hello. He was a good guy to talk to. One of the few over there.
These top OT prospects are great college players and elite athletes for their position. They are very likely going to be good NFL players. I get it's probably a bad value at #4, especially if that player ends up at OG. I'd feel better about Bank or Campbell af like #10 after a trade down, though Campbell will probably be gone there.
i tried twice to recruit him, he said he was gonna come over and say hi but dont think he ever followed thru
i havent been on patsfans since the last time i tried, which was almost a year ago
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