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I was. Ready now

Priceless response lol

#fakenews

Saints are in a much better situation cap-wise than they were last year for sure

@ravefan52 is now on the clock

Some people on these boards take the term "knee-jerk" to a whole new level.

Man that's comforting, sitting at #29 haha

This. This exactly. I'm in agreement. Looking forward to seeing what he does with one of the most historic franchises in the NFL.

The 49ers are that perfect blank slate team that you can find in the middle of this team selection process. Similar to the Browns, but they have a less solid OL with a little less cap space and about the same when it comes to draft picks.

Ludy was around like 1 hour before the last pick. Then he got eaten by a black hole

Yeah they need it though. That broncos defense is getting old fast

@ludy51 you are up

Yeah that's a very good point

Same could be said about Broncos. They're pretty much set on their roster with some middle-round draft picks. Gotta solve that QB situation though

Quick! Post a knock on wood GIF

When selecting teams, does it go by the same rules as the draft?

His hands are so inconsistent though. Some games he has perfect hands, and others he looks horrible. What do you think is the biggest specific issue with his game?

Good point. I just remember seeing some that would be a difficult catch in coverage but he wouldn't bring it in. He seemed to have the same problem you guys are referring to in college as well.

I'm rooting for Perriman too, but I'm not holding my breath. At best, I could see him being a good receiver. What holds him back from being a great receiver is his hands. Great receivers catch big passes even though being covered well. His route running also needs to improve, but that can improve with age.

Flacco also hasn't played for the last 5 years with a receiver who has made a case for himself as the best in the league. Take Julio away from the Falcons and that receiving corps closely mirrors what Joe has played with year in and year out.

He was the trade master for sure. Almost every guy on the bills was available last year. He got good value for them too!

You do love your draft picks... how many did you have last year? About 30?

Feeling that vibe

Alright awesome. I appreciate the clarification.

Alright thanks. I have a question about players that were resigned by their team counted against the cap on spotrac. I hate to name drop, but a good example of this is Jamie Collins. His contract is shown in spotrac as official for 2017. Is he a free agent in our league? Or is he apart of the Cleveland browns franchise? How does this rule apply to other franchises with their FAs? Is it a rule where if an impending free agent player is resigned in real life prior to the team being selected, the player is on your team in this game?