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Where? Let's go make fun of him for being too young to own a home.

For today's kids, I think living in a van down by the river is aspirational. Steampunk Rock

I'd say, given how he keeps doing it, he's untrainable. Do your thing, Kristi.

Do they pee-test jurors?

Well, sure, I've read all the Packers news. I was looking to see if you'd done any scouting yourself when you picked him. Though going back to your original selection, was he just a guy on a big board who shouldn't have still been available?

Got a scouting report on Evan Williams? When he was picked in the 4th round, I consulted our mock and saw he was taken at the very end of our draft. Made me rather curious.

Yeah... But I'm here in time for the victory parade. Defenders just gotta defend.

I'm here. Let's do this.

I just flew in to Newark Airport last night. Flight was delayed an hour to wait for people to make their connection. As a result, I missed the train home and had to wait an hour for the next one.

Post draft analysis for Packers: My draft vs Packers Draft Positions targeted seems pretty similar to the real Packers draft, though some differences in priority. Packers 3xOL, 4xDB, 2xLB, 1xRB, 1xQB Me 3xOL, 3xDB, 2xLB, 1xRB, 1xTE, 1xEDGE Packers and I both drafted three OL, including a Center and couple Tackles with Guard flexibility. Packers and I both drafted 3 players in the secondary through the 5th round, but they added a 4th with pick 255. Both drafts included Kitan Oladapo at #169. Packers drafted an RB in the 3rd, I took one in the 4th. Had I better scouted the position, maybe I'd have taken Lloyd at 91, though I did like Puni there. Packers and I both drafted 2 Linebackers. I took Payton Wilson who dropped like a stone; the medicals at the combine must've been really bad. Had he been off the board for medical reasons, I'd have gone with Edgerrin Cooper who the Packers took after trading back a couple spots. Then the Packers went back to LB in the 3rd round while I waited for the 6th to double-up. Interestingly, the Packers 3rd round selection, Ty'ron Hopper, went at 167 in our mock draft, and my 6th round selection, Edefuan Ulofoshio, went at 160 in the real draft. Rounding things out, the two positions I drafted that the Packers didn't would not have their names called on draft day. Also, I didn't draft a QB. Didn't find value at the position in our draft. Their pick at 245, Michael Pratt, went at 132 in our mock draft My picks vs NFL draft position First couple picks fell. Defense in general fell out of the first round, especially with the ludicrous run on QBs to start the draft. I'm not too concerned with my first pick, Kool-Aid McKinstry dropping to the 2nd. Payton Wilson's medicals must've given him a red flag to fall so far. I took him on the assumption that he was recovered and all was well, but to fall that far tells me there was something in there that teams really didn't like. Had I known he'd be flagged for medicals, I'd have taken Edgerrin Cooper as the Packers did Patrick Paul went where he did in the draft Cole Bishop was my first steal. Was really fortunate to get him about a round later than he went in the actual draft, especially since I hadn't taken a Safety yet which really addressing Like my previous OL, Dominick Puni went about the same position in the real draft Isaac Guerendo is another ho-hum pick within a few spots of where he was drafted for real Kitan Oladapo was drafted by the real Packers exactly where I took him here Edefuan Ulofoshio went about a round earlier than where I took him. Not surprised by this. I really liked the value of the pick when I took him. Dallin Holker went Undrafted. This was surprising to me. Thought he was a really fluid athlete with fantastic hands. Signed with the Saints as a UDFA with $235k guaranteed. Dylan McMahon went 55 picks earlier in the real draft. Not a surprise at all. His tape looked really good, and as I said when I took him, I think he'll be starting before too long. Just needs to put on some weight and he'll be good. A.J. Simon did not live to hear his name called at the draft. In my head, I'd slotted Long Snapper Peter Bowden into Simon's spot as the Packers have not had consistently solid long-snapping since Brett Goode retired. 2nd year kicker Anders Carlson would greatly benefit from consistent snaps, as I think wild snaps played a role in his inconsistency in kicking. Anyways, Bowden went undrafted, but wound up signing with the Packers as a UDFA, so I'm looking forward to seeing how he does. Summary: Falls: Kool-Aid fell 16 spots as defense as a whole fell at the top of the draft Wilson fell 57 spots most likely due to getting red-flagged for medicals that we don't have access to Holker went undrafted from my 6th round position, but signed as a UDFA with a huge money guarantee Steals Cole Bishop went about a round earlier than the late 3rd pick I used. Great value Ulofoshio went 42 picks earlier than where I took him in the 6th McMahon went 55 picks earlier than where I took him in the 7th All others 4 others were drafted within 5 spots of where they went in the real draft (including Oladapo who was selected exactly where I took him) A.J. Simon died between our mock draft and the real draft. I was really looking forward to seeing analysts dig into him after his name was called since he was completely under the radar despite his incredibly productive season. Rd Pick (Actual ) Player POS 1 25 (2 41) Kool-aid McKinstry CB 2 41 (3 98) Payton Wilson LB 2 58 (2 55) Patrick Paul OT 3 88 (2 60) Cole Bishop S 3 91 (3 86) Dominick Puni G 4 126 (4 129) Isaac Guerendo RB 5 169 (5 169) Kitan Oladapo S 6 202 (5 160) Edefuan Ulofoshio LB 6 219 ( UDFA ) Dallin Holker TE 7 245 (6 190) Dylan McMahon C 7 255 ( RIP ) AJ Simon EDGE

Could be some trade-ups, though. GB could use another top-end CB, and still have 10 more picks in this draft.

2022. I feel like it's more the rule than the exception these days.

Been there.

Carolina worried about their guy being taken, or want the 5th year option?

Pearsall went in the 2nd half of round 2 in our mock draft.

I wanna join in on the glue fun!

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Maybe that's the decoy board.

Amegadgie, too. I like that he's not ultra-tall while still having really long arms, so he's got the advantage of a low center-of-gravity without giving up reach.

Chiefs have needed WR help.

Kirk is old. Pennix can take his time learning from a veteran rather than getting thrown into the fire.

Makes sense to me.

Morgan's got short arms. Not LT material. RT is locked down by Zach Tom unless they want to slide him inside to RG or C; either way, that would be 1st rounder to fill an interior line position. 1st round is early for a G for me. RG could use an upgrade, but this pick doesn't excite me. Feel like there were was talent to fill more premium positions here.

The only pick ruined for me had to be that one.