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Chidobe Awuzie, Kevin King, DeShone Kizer, Malik McDowell, Cam Robinson all left in the green room.

John Lynch had a great 1st night of his 1st draft.

This is what every team that wants a QB in this range should be doing. Worth giving up a pick to get that option year. I know Oakland is kicking themselves right now.

Pass rushers starting to fly off the board.

It's fun. Days are coming to an end so might as well.

Sunshine and rainbows as always, Sami.

He just fulfilled a promise he made to the person that meant most to him. Obviously an emotional moment for him. Can't compare that.

Dropped the F bomb but love the passion. Dude wants it.

Takk has a great story, and cool to see him coming out with the picture.

Strengths: Can play multiple schemes and should fit in any type of coverage, very athletic and quick hips despite what people may think, makeup speed is great, physical tackler in the run game and at the LOS, disciplined, aggressive and competitive at all times Weaknesses: Footwork needs some work, needs to be better at turning and looking for the ball, fears getting beat for the long ball sometimes, athleticism sometimes catches up to him where he gets a little too loose

Boom. Still got better value on Conley than in real life. Maybe it wasn't bad luck after all. Just life taunting me a bit.

Wouldn't shock me. Talk over the last couple of weeks was that Humphrey, Conley, and Lattimore were pretty much evenly split as the #1 CB across team boards.

Probably one of the only courses of action to develop some more comfort with the situation in such a short time frame.

Major props to Conley and his team for being able to convince teams in 2 days that he was innocent. Not an easy task to do and they did everything right.

30, but like I said, if there are no questions, why bring him in for a visit?

So happy for my guy Conley!

Pre-draft visits are typically for guys you have questions about. If they thought Humphrey was a clean prospect, no reason to bring him in and tip their hand.

No one knows, and that's pretty much the whole point here.

Think the footwork contributes a little as well but that's entirely correctable.

Yep. This is your guy. Good call.

You say this with absolutely no knowledge of his concerns. A good player is a very good thing to have, but he actually has to be on the field to be good. If he can't play due to injury or suspension, what good is he?

Jarrad Davis is a great leader for the middle of that defense in Detroit.

Which is why I was surprised. Shows anyone can change and grow up.

PFTCommenter with the hot takes again