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NFL Draft Setup

Checked out the NFL Draft setup yesterday- Downtown Detroit is busy getting it together for next weekend!

I’m so excited for the rest of the country to see our beautiful city.

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The deadline has passed for eligible underclassmen football players...

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APRIL 29: Actor James Roday Rodriguez presents on stage during round three of the 2022 NFL Draft on April 28, 2022 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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There was a defibrillator in the stadium for @d.ham3 because there weren't defibrillators in all stadiums, like Tiger Stadium in 1971 RIP #chuckhughes Posted @withrepost • @dailynflfact Most of you that are seeing this haven’t looked at my other posts. No, he did not die at the age of 4. He started his NFL. career in 1967 and endeed it in 1971. Th reason I say that is because there have been a lot of comments about it. - Chuck Hughes is the only player that has ever died on an NFL field. 😧 He died of a heart attack. RIP Chuck Hughes. - Like what I post? Give me a follow for more daily NFL facts, and feel free to DM me as many interesting facts that you’d like to share! - #DailyFactNation #nfl #football #superbowl #nflfootball #nflplayoffs #photo #photooftheday #nfldraft #nflfacts #nflmemes #madden #madden19 #picoftheday #daily #dailyfact #history #🏈 #football🏈 #touchdown #lionsfootball #detroitlions #chuckhughes https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm9anhLOmEB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Minnesota Vikings, NFL Football Highlights 2023 of Week 1

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∀ Every NFL Team's 2024 Undrafted Free Agent Most Likely to Make the Roster http://blog.collectingall.com/T6Rn5n ∀ CollectingAll.com

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Saturday in Bloom

The city is looking good for the NFL Draft!

There is a new fountain coming in at Hart Plaza, so I checked that out on my way to enjoy some time relaxing by the Detroit River.

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Chicago Bears Breakdown With Greg Gabriel

With the 2024 NFL draft now in the rearview reflect, our center has previously begun to go to the 2025 possibilities. The following year's class hopes to have another interesting quarterback bunch, and the protective side of the ball makes certain to bounce back in the wake of being eclipsed by the offense last end of the week. Who are the top possibilities from know's point of view? How does the class of 2025 stack up against the group of 2024? We asked NFL draft experts Matt Mill operator and Field Yates, alongside school football correspondent Adam Rittenberg, to respond to seven unavoidable issues about the impending draft class. The 2025 draft in Green Narrows, Wisconsin, is one year away, so there's still a long way to go about the class. However, until further notice, we should do a fast prologue to what could be a champion gathering of possibilities. Furthermore, for more on what's in store from the 2025 class, look at Jordan Reid's too soon mock draft of Cycle 1.

Who are the top quarterbacks in the 2025 class?

Matt Mill operator, NFL draft expert: The beginning of the 2025 class' assessment is a three-headed beast. Carson Beck (Georgia) is the hot name among NFL scouts, however he'll be tested by Quinn Ewers (Texas) and Shedeur Sanders (Colorado) in the event that those two can make the following stride in their games in the 2024 season. In addition to his impressive command of the Georgia offense, Beck exemplifies the soft touch and driving arm strength that NFL teams adore. He tossed for 3,941 yards and 24 scores to only six captures last season. His absence of portability may be addressed, yet his pocket development is brilliant. One more player to watch out for is Riley Leonard, presently at Notre Woman subsequent to moving from Duke. Scouts love his real potential, yet he really wants an enormous leap underway and consistency. Nonetheless, we've witnessed that before as a quarterback acquires insight in school. Field Yates, NFL draft investigator: The three who stand out based off 2023 film study are Sanders, Beck and Ewers - - in a specific order for me. I really think Sanders feels like the early pioneer to be the principal pick in the draft, as his world class pocket passing is past noteworthy. In his most memorable season at Colorado, Sanders finished 298 passes for 3,230 yards and 27 scores. How he can cut up a guard when given existence is genuine. Adam Rittenberg, public school football columnist: The 2025 quarterback class does not look like the one before it, but Miami's Cameron Ward, Sanders, Beck, and Ewers all have potential for the first round, especially after the run on quarterbacks in Detroit. Beck and Ewers will enter the season as top Heisman Prize up-and-comers. Sanders is looking for better assurance and more equilibrium on offense yet showed downfield accuracy and a lot of durability in 2023. Before withdrawing from the 2024 NFL draft and transferring to Miami, where he will lead a talented offense that includes running back Damien Martinez, an additional intriguing prospect, Ward briefly entered the draft. Ward is falling off serious areas of strength for a season, where he tossed for 3,735 yards and 25 touchdowns.____________________________

Which possibilities could turn out to be the top non-QB in the class?

Miller: We should take a gander at next season's hostile tackle class since it's a decent one. Kelvin Banks Jr., a 6-foot-4, 324-pound left tackle from Texas, will compete with Will Campbell, a 6-foot-6, 325-pound blindside protector from LSU, for the top tackle position. Both players are excellent movers who possess the length and strength necessary to be elite NFL players. The class is additionally skilled on safeguard, yet the two hostile handles would feature my initial board. Yates: Colorado WR/DB Travis Tracker and Tennessee edge rusher James Pearce Jr. are the two names that strike a chord right away, as each pops such a huge amount on film. Tracker carries uncommon ease and ability to two separate positions, showing easy speed and senses. Last season, he caught 57 passes for 721 yards and five touchdowns as a receiver; on edge of the ball, he caught three capture attempts and had seven pass separations. Pearce, who had a breakout season in 2023 with 10 sacks in his true sophomore season, appears to be the next elite pass-rusher to enter the NFL. He has such great first-step explosion. Rittenberg: When Michigan won the national championship in 2024, it was expected to have more high-level draft picks in 2025. Cautious back Will Johnson and protective lineman Bricklayer Graham both ought to hear their names called right off the bat in Green Narrows. Johnson, the No. 23 enlist in the 2021 ESPN 300, has extraordinary length at 6-2 and playmaking abilities with four captures last season. Graham was certainly not a beautified secondary school player - - he at first dedicated to Boise State before Michigan - - however turned into a rebuffing force in the inside of the country's best line the previous fall. He ought to keep on ascending on draft sheets.

Who are some early draft sleeper picks who could rise this prepare?

Miller: Kentucky guarded tackle Deone Walker is one of my most loved early watches in anticipation of the 2024 school football season. Watching his 2023 tape, I get a Derrick Earthy colored vibe from the 6-6, 348-pounder. Walker posted 7.5 sacks last season, so he's a nose tackle as well as somebody who really influences the game on three downs. He gets an opportunity to shoot up sheets in the event that he expands on his breakout 2023 season. I likewise need to yell out Texas' new expansion from the exchange entryway, guarded end Three pointer Moore. He posted 14 sacks last season at UTSA. The 6-3, 235-pounder could be a problem for SEC offenses due to his exceptional first-step speed. Yates: Germie Bernard, a receiver for Alabama, has transferred from Washington, where he was the fourth wide receiver in the nation's best receiver room. He was a star at Alabama's spring game - - he had three gets for 122 getting yards - - and ought to be vigorously included. In the interim, Georgia will by and by have a star tight finish to work with, as Ben Yurosek will make a big appearance this fall for the Bulldogs after three seasons at Stanford. Yurosek had 42 gets in 2021 and found the middle value of north of 15 yards for every catch. His 2023 season was cut short by a shoulder injury, but he still impressed in Stanford's season-opening game against Hawaii with nine receptions for 138 yards.

What to be aware from the 2024 NFL draft

Rittenberg: A threesome of pass-rushers - Texas A&M's Nic Scourton, Louisville's Ashton Gillotte and LSU's Harold Perkins Jr. - - ought to join the excess of protective possibilities. Scourton drove the Enormous Ten with 10 sacks the previous fall and ought to coordinate well with Cashius Howell and others to pressure quarterbacks. In his first three seasons at Louisville, the 6-3, 270-pound Gillotte has recorded 22 sacks and can play both the edge and interior line. Perkins has 13 sacks and 26 handles for misfortune in his initial two seasons and ought to flourish under new organizer Blake Dough puncher.

What is the early strength of the class?

Miller: Defense! As incredible as the 2024 draft class was on offense, with a record 23 first-round determinations coming from that side of the ball, the 2025 class will be featured by safeguard. Cornerbacks Will Johnson, Travis Tracker and Benjamin Morrison (Notre Woman) all seem to be future top-10 picks. The guarded line is similarly stacked with Pearce, Graham, Perkins and Mykel Williams (Georgia) all demonstrating the possibility to be geniuses at a higher level.

How does the class of 2025 stack up in comparison to the group of 2024?

Yates: When comparing the classes, I find the expected overall depth in 2025 to be the most intriguing aspect. There were such countless players who ended up getting back to school this previous draft, which is attached to both Nothing amazing open doors and the way that all NCAA competitors who were in school toward the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic were conceded an additional time of qualification. Genuine green beans who entered school in 2020 or the people who entered in 2021 and played immediately are set out toward their last year this season, which ought to prompt a lot further class. Read the full article

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2024 NFL Draft Watch Party 7:45PM EST on RI Broadcasting

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This week on the Daly Dose, we are breaking down the 2024 NFL Draft! We are joined by some friends of the Dose to hand out some way too early 2024 NFL draft grades to every single team in the NFL! We know that the Chicago Bears had the top pick but did they do enough to merit a high grade? The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs keep finding success in the draft. Did they do it again?  What about teams that may have made some surprising selections like the Denver Broncos and Atlanta Falcons? Are the criticisms of their draft classes valid? We take a look at every team, and assess the value that they got with their selections, in our way too Early NFL Draft grades! 

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Unc & Ocho say Falcons fans will call for Michael Penix Jr. if Kirk Cousins struggles

Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson discuss the Atlanta Falcons creating an unneeded quarterback controversy by drafting Michael Penix Jr. with the eighth overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft after signing Kirk Cousins to a four-year, $180 million contract in the same offseason. Unc & Ocho explain why Falcons fans will turn on Cousins quickly if he fails to deliver playoff success. https://youtu.be/fK45lCrH6Zs?si=Jxkw4EMnN8hvgOFG Draft Dynamics: The video opens with the discussion of the Atlanta Falcons' surprising move in selecting Michael Penix Jr. in the first round, despite recently signing Kurt Cousins as their starting quarterback. This decision sparked widespread debate and speculation about the team's quarterback situation. Coach's Assurance: Raheem Morris, the Falcons' head coach, attempts to quell any rumors of quarterback controversy by reaffirming Cousins' position as the starter. He emphasizes that Cousins won't have to constantly worry about being benched for a bad pass, but there's skepticism about how long this assurance will hold if Cousins struggles. Fan Expectations: Despite Morris' assurances, there's a recognition that Falcons fans will have high expectations, especially considering the team's investment in Cousins. If Cousins doesn't perform up to par, there's an anticipation that fans will demand to see Penix Jr. take the field, regardless of Morris' statements. Quarterback Comparison: The conversation shifts to comparing Cousins' performance to other quarterbacks in the league, particularly Dak Prescott and Lamar Jackson. While Cousins is praised for his regular-season statistics, his lack of playoff success is highlighted as a point of contention, especially in contrast to players like Prescott and Jackson. Contract Scrutiny: The discussion delves into the financial aspect of Cousins' contract, questioning whether the investment aligns with his performance, particularly in postseason games. There's skepticism about the value of the contract, especially considering the lack of playoff success. Game Management: The video emphasizes the importance of quarterbacks being adept at game management, citing examples like Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes. While the term "game manager" is sometimes viewed negatively, it's noted that successful quarterbacks understand when to take risks and when to play conservatively to secure wins. Media and Fan Expectations: There's criticism of the differing standards applied to quarterbacks when it comes to playoff success. The video suggests that quarterbacks like Prescott and Jackson face harsher scrutiny despite strong regular-season performances, while Cousins receives less criticism despite similar playoff struggles. Playoff Performance: The importance of playoff success is emphasized, with the implication that Cousins' legacy and value as a quarterback will be heavily influenced by his postseason performances. The video suggests that in order to justify his contract and solidify his reputation, Cousins needs to deliver in the playoffs. Overall Expectations: The video concludes with the assertion that regardless of regular-season performance, quarterbacks like Cousins are ultimately judged by their ability to perform in high-stakes playoff games. The expectation is that Cousins must demonstrate the ability to lead his team to postseason success in order to justify his status as a top-tier quarterback. Read the full article

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This week we discuss the Steelers draft, someone is suing Kennywood about a roller coster being shut down for the year, Superfan Thad has a review of Kennywood opening weekend, we discuss a new designer jean that looks like you peed yourself, a crazy find in the Star Trek worlkd and so much more