duffy

Little sis, Meg Freiermuth, is still available. She's widely accepted as the better athlete. https://www.eagletribune.com/pentuckets-meg-freiermuth-takes-second-fiddle-to-no-one-including-her-famous-brother/article_a067af75-66cd-550b-8fb9-eddebdad9a80.html

Carolina took Pat at #39 I was really hoping he'd drop to my next pick 😫

Yeah, he's a beast. I wouldn't be upset if he wound up on WFT.

Figured I'd add the confused one. That's twice now!

Whoa. Didn't see that coming. Barkley must be in worse shape than I thought.

The Packers are playing Funchess while the rest of the league is playing Funcheckers.

What a joke.

Whatever you do, just don't draft any WRs. Aaron Rodgers doesn't want any more weapons.

Lol I was doing a mock draft yesterday and had to look this guy up. Watched this same video and had the same reaction. Exciting player. I was torn between he and Tamorrion Terry.

Welcome, @gooseneck! The Goose is loose!

I have the Pats grabbing him at 15 (if he makes it that far)

Love this guy. Great selection for Pitt. I was considering Jenkins before going with Azeez. Jenkins looks like he could easily slot in as a tackle day one, but I think his max potential would be reached if he shifted inside. He could be a Marshal Yanda-caliber OL.

I'm happy to double up if needed.

With the 27th selection in the 2021 ES GM's Mock Draft, the Baltimore Ravens select Azeez Ojulari, EDGE out of the University of Georgia. With the recent departures of Matt Judon and Yannick Ngakoue, the Ravens' #1 need this offseason is addressing the pass rush. Tyus Bowser is not going to cut it as THE guy. Enter Azeez Ojulari... Ojulari is only 20 years old and barely scratching the surface of his potential. He displays excellent athleticism, a relentless motor, high football IQ, and leadership qualities. The sky is the limit for this kid. " Azeez Ojulari projects as a starting EDGE early in his NFL career. He has all the tools to be a consistently productive player with the versatility to fit into a variety of defenses. He would probably fit best in a “multiple” defense which would allow him to use his entire skillset, rushing from across the defensive front and playing from a two- or three-point stance. That versatility should be an asset for a creative defensive coordinator, as Ojulari can be a moveable piece who can be used to exploit athletic mismatches along the offensive line or influence blocking schemes. While Ojulari isn’t a player who should be asked to drop in coverage often, or be relied upon to hold up in coverage against athletic pass catchers, he does have the ability to drop into shallow coverage zones. That ability to at least occupy an area of the field as a coverage player, and potentially run with some running backs or tight ends, should be an attractive quality for a defensive coordinator who likes to use zone blitzes. Ojulari has the potential to be a disruptive speed rusher off the edge, particularly as he is able to effectively use power counters, but he will need some development to reach his full upside. That isn’t necessarily a knock on Ojulari, simply recognizing that a 20-year old with just two full seasons on a college field. It would probably be more noteworthy if his tools were honed and he was coming to the NFL as a polished technician." (https://www.bigblueview.com/2021/3/22/22336671/2021-nfl-draft-prospect-profile-azeez-ojulari-edge-georgia-scouting-report-ny-giants)

Baltimore will listen to offers for #27. Two of my guys have managed to slip down far enough that I'll be able to make a selection if I receive no PMs.

How much time is left before the pick is skipped?

Yeah, it's pretty rare. Dame is the only other guy I can think of.

I'm not sure if you're aware, but I heard from anonymous sources that Mason Cole enjoys suffocating puppies and putting pineapple on his pizza. I'm not really sure which is worse, but enjoy your center.

Please hurry. @Koolblue13and I are very anxious to hear who the Lost Vegas Fun Devils will be selecting. Awww snap. What a sweet nickname!

Talent-wise, this is a steal. Obviously, there are questions about his character, but I'd hope teams (at least WFT) have the ability to snuff that type of stuff out in the interview process. I think this kid is going to be an incredible player in the league for a long time if he stays out of trouble.