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The O-Line is finally functioning well. Clearly the right move is to trade away the best player in the group....

If we waste the 4th pick on a safety, then I will officially join the anti-JD crowd.

"Mekhi, do you like movies about gladiators?"

I don't get the hate so many people have for Fitzy. He was a long shot to make it in the NFL after coming out of the Ivy's, and carved out a long and prosperous career for himself. Why anyone has a problem with that is beyond me.

This is the point I've been trying to make for years to the people on here who loved the Jamal Adams pick. Mac took a safety over DeShaun Watson and Patrick Mahomes with his QB room looking as described in my previous post. I've seen a few people on here talk about how the 2020 draft will haunt us for years. Wrong. 2017 will, and has. It's our lowest point in draft history, period. Worse than passing on Dan Marino for Ken O'Brien. Way worse.

If I remember correctly, Fitzy was already gone at that point. They had Hackenberg, Bryce Petty, and Josh McCown on the roster.

Taking safeties with your first two picks (one being the sixth overall) was hands down the dumbest ******* move by a front office exec, ever. Mac was worse.

I'm not a big follower of college football, but BC has a history of producing good offensive linemen.

"We signed Seattle H-Back George Fant..."

Fidelio doing his best @Jetsfan80 impression here.

This team has missed on so many drafts in the past decade that one on its own won't haunt them. I'd argue that 2017 and 2018 will haunt will them much more in the long run. 2020 was JD's first time running a draft. It isn't looking good right now. But so far 2021 is looking like a solid draft. At least he's showing improvement. The previous few GMs got worse over time.

The question of who was behind the Pats' success has been put to bed. Belichick can EAD.

It should be.

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