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“It’s been eleven weeks since our favourite show is back in production!! Let’s see what happened in this week. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. week summaries.

*Clicking on links will take you to the original posting of the video/article/tweet… X marks the posting of linked content on Tumblr. It takes you to a Tumblr link of the person who posted it here.*

This week was a slower one but of to a good start, thanks to @gillianaofficial who shared a BTS pictures of them; “Eating my muffin” Yeah, she did post that sentence..sooooo...yeah. That was dirty sweet.

Annabeth Gish is back on set!!!! She posted a picture in her Reyes suit and she looks fabulous as always! “Gotta use the Reyes filter for this smashing suit! Always love being back in my #monicareyes garb ❤️ 👽 “ (X)

In light of #Spirit Day, Twin Peaks posted a picture of David’s character, Denise, on Twitter. “That Moment When David Duchovny introduced us to Denise. #TBT #SpiritDay #TwinPeaks #Showtime” (X) David did answer their tweet and so did Brick.

The X-files social media team is trying out some content on Twitter... THE TRUTH ISN'T FAR NOW (X)

We got more of the conspiracy theories in connections with William. “Duchovny offered this cryptic tease when I asked him which of his parents William most resembles: “He resembles two people that aren’tMulder and Scully. And when you read this back [after watching the episodes] you’ll figure this out.”

Also, we had a new interview released by TV Guide from NYCC. David was very shy, basically at every question handing the microphone to Chris. I guess, after last year wife-gate he is being a bit more cautious this time around. 😂He did summarize the whole show tho, “After everything we’ve been through after everything you’ve seen, why can’t you f*cking believe?” (X)

We learnt that the new actor who may or may not be William is Susan Sarandon’s son, Miles Robbins. He posted his trailer from the set. (X)

Then came another great moment when Gillian posted one more Instagram Story from the set. Well, from the makeup trailer part of the set!!!! The video is all very cute, show the new actor playing Jackson Van de Kamp, and David Duchovny getting a head massage and being absolutely not bothered when Gillian is putting her phone in his face 😂😂 He just keeps going on about baseball. Also, somewhere over the rainbow in the background is perfect!

Mitch also shared some BTS pictures but I think - based on their outfits - that they are not recent pictures. That said, they are definitely dorky pictures and they all look very good. 😊 (X) A couple of days later we got one more gem of bts looks: David: "Okay, is she doing the crazy eye thing again?" Me: "Dunno, but I'm doing my beacon in the night thing." (X)

We know that they are filming episode 6 now, which is a Skinner-centric episode. We got quite a few pictures from one of the sets and it does look like Skinner’s Vietnam memories are coming to life...(X)

We already had Annabeth, Mitch and Gillian checking in from the set, so here we go with the next big star of the show, Brick Duchovny! “Thanks Emily for taking such great pictures of me on the set of @thexfilesfox!“ I just love this little cutie and his Visitor badge... (X)

Filming news:

So The X-Files is out there today. Thanks. *UBC Life Sciences Parking*

Dogs in Delta North 40 Reserve Park. Your park will be noisy today. #TheXFiles filming with a helicopter and a drone. (X)

Press of the week:

Ask Ausiello: Spoilers on The X-Files, (X)

The Dana Scully Effect in 2017 (X)

Exclusive: Listen to Scully and Cigarette Smoking Man in ‘The X-Files: Stolen Lives’ (X)

The X-Files: The Real Story Behind Season 11's Big Mulder/Skinner Brawl (X)

8 Unlikely Moments We Want To See In 'The X-Files' Season 11 (X)

‘The X-Files’ spoilers: ‘Home’ actress Karin Konoval comes out from under the bed in new Season 11 role(s) (X)

Interviews/Videos of the week:

'The X-Files' Cast Talk About Season 11 at NYCC (X)

An old video of Gillian talking about Scully being a mommy was posted by @gillovny1013 Go watch it and cry...

In other news this week;

Arrow: James Bamford on how stunt work prepared him for directing (http://sunshine-today.com/post/166562462162/arrow-james-bamford-on-how-stunt-work-prepared)

The 12 Most Terrifying TV Episodes to Watch This Halloween (X)

David Duchovny on Railtown with Corey Price (Podcast) (X)

David Duchovny @ Imperial – October 14th 2017 (X)

The Night Stalker: A tribute to the 1972 TV movie that influenced The X-Files written by Frank Spotnitz (X)

David Duchovny’s new book, Miss Subway has a release date: 01, May 2018 (X)

Even David Duchovny Was All WTF?! By That Twin Peaks Cliffhanger (X)

Some awesome gifsets, pictures, videos and fan arts:

We have quite a few perfect videos from David Duchovny’s concert, thanks to @greeneyes0526

Proof that Mulder is an actual puppy by @contrivedcoincidences6

Scully & Mulder 2018 / 1993 @lauramaher25

The bear story told by everyone, with all the necessary pictures (X)

Scully, we never escaped. We’re still trapped underground. @mollock

@chimerart new magical painting of Blanche DuBois was shared by Gillian Anderson to all her social media platform!! Soo happy for you! ❤️️

I think this is it for our eleventh week! *Let me know if I missed something or if you have suggestions what to include in the next week summary, feel free to message me anytime*

Lots of love, fam! For another great week ahead! ❤️ 👽😄👽

#thexfiles #gillian anderson #david duchovny #weekly summary #season 11

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2017 NFL MOCK DRAFT

April 23, 2017

This is a five-round mock draft with projected trades. This will be updated at least once more before the draft.

ROUND ONE

1. Cleveland – DE/OLB Myles Garrett, Texas A&M

This is becoming the surest of things. Myles Garrett is probably the best player in this draft, and the Browns happen to need his services badly. The rumors of a Trubisky pick here are laughable.

2. Cleveland (PROJ. TRADE W/SF) – QB Mitchell Trubisky, North Carolina

What do you do when you covet two players in the first round and you’ve got loads and loads of ammunition? You unload and go get your guys. The Browns make a blockbuster deal with the Niners (# 12, 33, and 52 this year, plus a 2nd round selection in 2018) and go secure the quarterback they covet: hometown boy Mitchell Trubisky. Whether or not he deserves to be drafted here doesn’t matter. The Browns know the only way they can be sure to get him is by securing the first two picks.

3. Carolina (PROJ. TRADE W/CHI) – RB Leonard Fournette, LSU

The Panthers extended Jonathan Stewart’s contract by a year, but he’s never been someone the team can rely on to stay healthy for an entire season. Carolina has fallen in love with Fournette, and they have to get ahead of Jacksonville to secure him (Tom Coughlin has made multiple statements about improving the running game there). They trade next year’s first rounder as well as their top 2nd-round pick to move from 8 to 3.

4. Jacksonville – DE/OLB Solomon Thomas, Stanford

The Jags just barely miss out on Leonard Fournette, who would have been their choice, so they go back to the drawing board. Jacksonville was in the bottom half of the league in sacks for the second straight year. Solomon Thomas has the prototypical size and speed for the Jags’ defense, and he could make an immediate impact.

5. Tennessee (THRU LA RAMS) – SS Jamal Adams, LSU

Pure safeties just don’t get drafted higher than #5. Period. I don’t see Jamal Adams as the sort of once-in-a-lifetime athlete who would change that history. The Titans signed Jonathan Cyprien to play the strong side in free agency, but he could be moved to free safety to accommodate Jamal Adams. This guy has Rodney Harrison-like potential to be one of the very best safeties in the league for a long time… but I just don’t see him going any higher than this.

6. NY Jets – FS Malik Hooker, Ohio State +

If the Jets don’t fall in love with any of the quarterbacks, they will roll with Josh McCown, Bryce Petty and Christian Hackenberg and select the promising ball-hawk Malik Hooker. He doesn’t have much to offer in the run game, but the Jets are more concerned with finding someone to stop Rob Gronkowski and the lesser Gronk clones that are cluttering the league. Hooker has a nose for the ball like few others, and he could lead the league in interceptions within the next few years. Or he could be the biggest bust of this year’s class.

7. LA Chargers – CB Marshon Lattimore, Ohio State +

The Chargers made a great free agent pickup last year in former-Packer Casey Hayward. He and Jason Verrett may form a strong partnership in 2017, but Verrett has had a lot of trouble staying healthy. And if the team opts to keep him in 2018, he’ll cost them around $8 million. It may be time for the first cornerback to come off the board here: Marshon Lattimore has spent the off-season separating himself from a fine, fine group of corners as the very best of the crop.

8. Chicago (PROJ. TRADE W/CAR) – DT Jonathan Allen, Alabama +

The Bears need defense more than anything, and one of this year’s best college defenders falls into their lap. Rumors of chronic shoulder injuries drop a man with top-three talent down to #8, but he’s certainly worth the risk here. Jonathan Allen is the sort of talent the entire city can rally around.

9. Cincinnati – DE Derek Barnett, Tennessee

The Bengals gave up on the Margus Hunt experiment, and they’re considering what life will look like without Michael Johnson, whose contract will expire next year. Barnett helps the team improve their defensive end rotation for this year and perhaps they’ve found their starter next to Carlos Dunlap next year.

10. Buffalo – TE O.J. Howard, Alabama

The Bills have almost no receiving talent beyond the oft-injured Sammy Watkins. He desperately needs help. Howard might be the most well-rounded tight end to come on the scene since Jason Witten. He’ll help in all aspects of the offense, but his receiving skills will be most needed.

11. New Orleans – RB/WR Christian McCaffrey, Stanford

This would be the sort of WTF? Moment that makes drafts interesting, wouldn’t it? The Saints need defense and they need it badly, but instead they bolster their offense with the obscene athleticism of Christian McCaffrey. Mark Ingram remains the lead back in 2017, but his contract is voidable next year. And there isn’t much talent behind him. This pick makes more sense than it does on first glance.

12. San Francisco (PROJ. TRADE W/CLE THRU PHI) – QB Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech

The Niners trade down with Cleveland and select their quarterback of the future. Many, many teams are crushed that they couldn’t pull the trigger on Mahomes themselves. He’ll have to sit behind Brian Hoyer for at least half a season as the team breaks down Mahomes’ awful technique, and they’ll teach him how to be a pro. He seems willing and eager to learn. His natural gifts but unwieldy technique remind me of Brett Favre coming out of school. He needed time to develop too.

13. Houston (PROJ. TRADE W/ARZ) – QB Deshaun Watson, Clemson

Houston is SO CLOSE to making a serious run in the playoffs, they know they’re just a quarterback away. They can’t go into this season with Tom Savage as their uncontested signal caller, and they waited too long for the guy they really wanted, Pat Mahomes. They package their 1st, 2nd and 3rd round picks to go up to Arizona’s spot and grab Deshaun Watson. What he lacks in pinpoint accuracy and arm strength, he makes up for in leadership and heart. He makes everyone around him better. That’s a rare quality.

14. Philadelphia (THRU MIN) – CB Tre’Davious White, LSU

The Eagles are said to covet a cornerback at this spot, and they’ll practically have their pick of the litter. Who knows if they’ll covet the speed of an Adoree Jackson or the size of a Kevin King. On my board, Tre’Davious White is the 2nd best CB available, so here he sits. He’s part of the great lineage of LSU cornerbacks, and he’s got the skills to play man or cover at an elite level.

15. Indianapolis – RB Dalvin Cook, Florida State *

The Colts cannot take the risk of going into another season with Frank Gore as their starter. He served admirably last year, but his days of greatness are long behind him. Dalvin Cook is said to have less-than-admirable athleticism despite his college numbers and some behavioral issues worthy of concern, but the Colts take a risk on him.

16. Baltimore - WR Corey Davis, Western Michigan

The Ravens lost Steve Smith to retirement and they are cautiously optimistic that a late-season surge from Breshad Perriman could signify improve play in 2017. However, wide receiver has been an anemic position for the team practically since they left Cleveland for Baltimore. Joe Flacco needs targets – especially scoring threats. Corey Davis is a touchdown magnet – a perfect addition to Flacco’s choice of targets.

17. Washington – CB Gareon Conley, Ohio State

The Redskins took quite a few blows this off-season, losing both key players and key coaches. They were also fairly quite in free agency. They need to draft carefully. They’ll take a flyer on speedy corner Gareon Conley to pair with Josh Norman. Bashaud Breeland got burned repeatedly last year and may have to transition to free safety, and Kendall Fuller is better off as a nickel.

18. Tennessee – WR Mike Williams, Clemson

The Titans took big risks with their receivers in 2016 by trading Dorial Green-Beckham to Philadelphia, cutting Justin Hunter and letting Andre Johnson retire mid-season. This became a team built on the run and the short passing game thanks largely to 32-year old tight end Delanie Walker. The team clearly needs another option in the passing game. Mike Williams may be the best deep-ball receiver in this year’s class. He’s got certain Dez Bryant qualities without the problem attitude.

19. Tampa Bay – OLB Haason Reddick, Temple

The Bucs made quite a few splashes in free agency this year, but they’ve neglected their linebacking group, which is thin at best. Lavonte David is as good as they come on the weak side, Kwon Alexander showed some promise in the middle, but the strong side is a gaping hole. Enter Combine darling Haason Reddick. His ascent has been staggering, and if he lands in the top 20, you’ll probably hear me cheering from wherever you happen to be watching the draft.

20. Denver – OT Garett Bolles, Utah

Right tackle Donald Stephenson graded out as the worst at his position among starters last year. And as of this moment, he’s slated to start again. That cannot happen. The Broncos must upgrade their o-line immediately, and Bolles might help. He’s only played top-tier college football for one year so he might completely flop in the pros, but his off-season workouts and prototypical body type for the position suggest he just might make it as an NFL tackle yet. He and a rejuvenated Ty Sambrailo will fight for the two starting spots.

21. Detroit – TE David Njoku, Miami

The Lions have made waves this off-season about upgrading their tight end position, and if Njoku falls to them, he will almost certainly be their pick. He’s an excellent receiver and a willing - if pedestrian - blocker. Detroit forgoes the option on Eric Ebron next year and hands the starting role to Njoku, but in the meantime they make a forbidding duo.

22. Miami – DE Charles Harris, Missouri

The Dolphins are a better team than most folks outside Miami know. But with the release of Mario Williams, they’re left with a question mark at defensive end. Andre Branch was re-signed in free agency, and William Hayes came over from the Rams (presumably to be closer to the mermaids). But Hayes will be 32 when camp starts, and he can’t be counted on beyond this year. Charles Harris might be a little small to take on the punishment of playing a 4-3 end in the NFL, but the trainers will work on bulking him up for the campaigns ahead.

23. NY Giants – OLB Jarrad Davis, Florida +

Word on the street is that Jarrad Davis is a hot name among scouts and GMs. He performed quite well at the Combine, and he’s been killing it at his individual meetings. If he lasts this long, the Giants will pounce on him; they may even be willing to trade up to get him. The team certainly needs linebacking help.

24. Oakland – CB Adoree’ Jackson, USC

Cornerback D.J. Hayden split in free agency this year and Travis Carrie will be up for it in 2018. And honestly no Raiders CB was especially great in 2017 despite the team’s record. Can you imagine the old Al Davis Raiders passing up a speedster like Adoree’ Jackson?

25. Arizona (PROJ. TRADE W/HOU) - QB Deshone Kizer, Notre Dame

The Cardinals trade back with the Texans and still get the developmental quarterback they were looking for. Kizer has the prototypical NFL build with a strong-enough arm, but his accuracy and footwork are a mess. A year or two behind Carson Palmer and learning from Bruce Arians will be a very good thing for him.

26. Seattle - CB Kevin King, Washington

The Seahawks need offensive line help desperately, so perhaps they’ll do the right thing and select Forrest Lamp or Garett Bolles here, but the rumor is they covet the hometown gargantuan cornerback Kevin King. He fits right in with Seattle’s tradition of playing massive corners to counteract the effects of big receivers, and King can do that. But if he gets matched up with a quick smaller wide out, his lack of fluidity will be exposed.

27. Kansas City - WR John Ross, Washington +

The Chiefs need receivers. This much is true. And John Ross has shown that he’s worthy of a first-round selection. But I’m having trouble imagining the diminutive Ross on the same team as the smaller-than-ideal Jeremy Maclin and Tyreek Hill. But I’m also having trouble seeing the Chiefs pass on him if he’s available. The Lollipop Guild may do wonders in K.C., who knows!

28. Dallas – DE DeMarcus Walker, Florida State

The Cowboys are rumored to be pretty committed to upgrading their defensive line this year. Walker would be a great player to fall to them. He was amazingly productive against top-level competition throughout his college career. He’s probably the most NFL-ready defensive end available this year, and his positive attitude may be the very thing that will turn around a guy like Randy Gregory.

29. Green Bay – SS Jabrill Peppers, Michigan

One of the biggest questions of the draft: Where will the celebrated Jabrill Peppers end up? He played practically every position on defense for Michigan (and some not on defense). Plenty of teams have a desire for a player who can fill more than one spot (the Pats, the Cardinals, the Rams, etc). The Packers lost Swiss army knife Micah Hyde to free agency, and Peppers might be the guy to replace him.

30. Pittsburgh – DE/OLB Takkarist McKinley, UCLA

When Pittsburgh re-signed James Harrison, it was yet another acknowledgement that they haven’t been able to replace him despite their many attempts. The Jarvis Jones experiment is over; time to start the Takkarist McKinley experiment. Takk is a raw lump of clay, but he’s natural gifts are significant. He’s just got a nose for the quarterback and the will to get there. Playing in a rotation with Harrison would be a great thing for him as he learns to control his body and bait his blockers.

31. Atlanta - DE/OLB Jordan Willis, Kansas State

Not many mock drafters have Willis going in the first round, but there are rumors that he may go as high as #23 to the Giants. It’s been quite a run on pass-rushers in the first round, so the Falcons feel lucky they can snag him here. Willis was a Senior Bowl standout, and when coaches went back to look at his tape after that, they finally noticed that he’s one of the hard-working, craftiest ends in the college game. His upside is tremendous as he’s constantly adding to his bag of tricks.

32. New England (PROJ. TRADE W/NO THRU NE) - OT Ryan Ramczyk, Wisconsin +

The Patriots dealt New Orleans this pick in the Brandin Cooks deal, and I predict they’ll get it right back when they deal CB Malcolm Butler to New Orleans on draft day. With the pick, the Pats bolster their offensive line. New England is scheduled to have tackles Nate Solder and LaAdrian Waddle hit free agency next year. With the cutting of Sebastian Vollmer, that leaves the team quite vulnerable at such a key position. They roll the dice on the one-year-wonder Ryan Ramczyk. They’ll give him a year of development to see if he can take over for Solder. Remember: Matt Light and Nate Solder were on the team together in 2011. The Pats do draft replacements early.

ROUND TWO

33. San Francisco (PROJ. TRADE W/CLE) - FS Budda Baker, Washington

34. San Francisco - SS Obi Melifonwu, Connecticut

35. Jacksonville – G Forrest Lamp, Western Kentucky

36. Chicago – CB Chidobe Awuzie, Colorado

37. LA Rams – DE Taco Charlton, Michigan

38. LA Chargers – QB Davis Webb, California

39. NY Jets – TE Evan Engram, Ole Miss

40. Chicago (PROJ. TRADE W/CAR) – OT Cam Robinson, Alabama

41. Cincinnati – ILB Reuben Foster, Alabama +*

42. New Orleans – CB Marlon Humphrey, Alabama

43. Philadelphia – RB Alvin Kamara, Tennessee

44. Buffalo – CB Quincy Wilson, Florida

45. Arizona – ILB Zach Cunningham, Vanderbilt

46. Indianapolis – OLB T.J. Watt, Wisconsin

47. Baltimore – RB Joe Mixon, Oklahoma *

48. Minnesota – OLB Ryan Anderson, Alabama

49. Washington – DT/NT Caleb Brantley, Florida

50. Tampa Bay – WR Zay Jones, East Carolina

51. Denver – ILB Raekwon McMillan, Ohio State

52. San Francisco (PROJ. TRADE W/CLE THRU TEN) – CB Sidney Jones, Washington +

53. Detroit – OLB Tyus Bowser, Houston

54. Miami – DT Carlos Watkins, Clemson

55. NY Giants – DE Tanoh Kpassagnon, Villanova

56. Oakland – DT Malik McDowell, Michigan State

57. Arizona (PROJ. TRADE W/HOU) – CB Fabian Moreau, UCLA +

58. Seattle – OT Dion Dawkins, Temple

59. Kansas City – G Dan Feeney, Indiana

60. Dallas – SS Justin Evans, Texas A&M

61. Green Bay – OLB Tim Williams, Alabama *

62. Pittsburgh – CB Teez Tabor, Florida

63. Atlanta – DT Dalvin Tomlinson, Alabama

64. Carolina (THRU NE) - DE Carl Lawson, Auburn +

ROUND THREE

65. Cleveland – WR Cooper Kupp, Eastern Washington

66. San Francisco – WR Chris Godwin, Penn State

67. Chicago – WR JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC

68. Jacksonville – TE Jake Butt, Michigan +

69. LA Rams – WR Curtis Samuel, Ohio State

70. NY Jets – WR DeDe Westbrook, Oklahoma

71. LA Chargers – FS Marcus Williams, Utah

72. New England (THRU CAR) – CB Cordrea Tankersley, Clemson

73. Cincinnati – RB D’Onta Foreman, Texas

74. Baltimore (THRU PHI) – C Ethan Pocic, LSU

75. Buffalo – DE Trey Hendrickson, Florida Atlantic

76. New Orleans – DE/OLB Dawuane Smoot, Illinois

77. Arizona – G Dorian Johnson, Pittsburgh

78. Baltimore – CB Jourdan Lewis, Michigan

79. Minnesota – RB Brian Hill, Wyoming

80. Indianapolis – OT Antonio Garcia, Troy

81. Washington – RB Samaje Perine, Oklahoma

82. Denver – RB Jeremy McNichols, Boise State

83. Tennessee – CB Ahkello Witherspoon, Colorado

84. Tampa Bay – FS Desmond King, Iowa

85. Detroit – DT Chris Wormley, Michigan

86. Minnesota (THRU MIA) – OT Taylor Moton, Western Michigan

87. NY Giants – RB Kareem Hunt, Toledo

88. Oakland – DT Larry Ogunjobi, North Carolina-Charlotte

89. Arizona (PROJ. TRADE W/HOU) – ILB Anthony Walker, Northwestern

90. Seattle – SS Eddie Jackson, Alabama +

91. Kansas City – ILB Kendell Beckwith, LSU +

92. Dallas – DT Montravius Adams, Auburn

93. Green Bay – G Isaac Asiata, Utah

94. Pittsburgh – TE Adam Shaheen, Ashland

95. Atlanta – OT Roderick Johnson, Florida State

96. New England – DE/OLB Tarell Basham, Ohio

97. Miami (COMP. PICK) – CB Damontae Kazee, San Diego State

98. Carolina (COMP. PICK) – G Nico Siragusa, San Diego State

99. Philadelphia (COMP. PICK THRU BAL) – C Pat Elflein, Ohio State

100. Tennessee (COMP. PICK THRU LA RAMS) – DT Elijah Qualls, Washington

101. Denver (COMP. PICK) – LB Alex Anzalone, Florida +

102. Seattle (COMP. PICK) – QB Brad Kaaya, Miami

103. New England (COMP. PICK THRU CLE) – LB Duke Riley, LSU

104. Kansas City (COMP. PICK) – OT Jermaine Eluemunor, Texas A&M

105. Pittsburgh (COMP. PICK) – QB Nathan Peterman, Pittsburgh

106. Seattle (COMP. PICK) - DT Charles Walker, Oklahoma

107. NY Jets (COMP. PICK) - OT Adam Bisnowaty, Pittsburgh

ROUND FOUR

108. Cleveland – DT Jarron Jones, Notre Dame

109. San Francisco – CB Jalen Myrick, Minnesota

110. Jacksonville – C Tyler Orlosky, West Virginia

111. Chicago – SS Josh Jones, NC State

112. LA Rams – WR Amara Darboh, Michigan

113. LA Chargers – WR Josh Reynolds, Texas A&M

114. Washington (THRU NYJ) – DT Jaleel Johnson, Iowa

115. Carolina – SS Josh Harvey-Clemons, Louisville *

116. Cincinnati – DT Eddie Vanderdoes, UCLA +

117. Chicago (THRU BUF) – WR Carlos Henderson, Louisiana Tech

New England (THRU NO) selection forfeited

118. Philadelphia – DT Davon Godchaux, LSU

119. Arizona – WR Jehu Chesson, Michigan

120. Minnesota – SS Xavier Woods, Louisiana Tech

121. Indianapolis – OT Conor McDermott, UCLA

122. Baltimore – DE/OLB Carroll Phillips, Illinois

123. Washington – WR ArDarius Stewart, Alabama

124. Tennessee – CB Howard Wilson, Houston

125. Tampa Bay – RB Marlon Mack, South Florida

126. Denver – TE Bucky Hodges, Virginia Tech

127. Detroit – WR Chad Hansen, California

128. Minnesota (THRU MIA) – OT Chad Wheeler, USC

NY Giants pick moved to end of 4th round

129. Oakland – DE Deatrich Wise, Jr., Arkansas +

130. Houston – SS Montae Nicholson, Michigan State

131. New England (THRU SEA) – CB Rasul Douglas, West Virginia

132. Kansas City – CB Corn Elder, Miami

133. Dallas – FS Marcus Maye, Florida +

134. Green Bay – RB Wayne Gallman, Clemson

135. Pittsburgh – RB James Conner, Pittsburgh +

136. Atlanta – QB Josh Dobbs, Tennessee

137. Indianapolis (THRU NE) – G Aviante Collins, TCU

138. Cincinnati (COMP. PICK) – WR Taywan Taylor, Western Kentucky

139. Philadelphia (COMP. PICK THRU CLE) – OLB Vince Biegel, Wisconsin

140. NY Giants – TE Jordan Leggett, Clemson

141. LA Rams (COMP. PICK) – WR Noah Brown, Ohio State

142. Houston (COMP. PICK THRU CLE) – TE Gerald Everett, South Alabama

143. San Francisco (COMP. PICK) - RB Jamaal Williams, BYU

144. Indianapolis (COMP. PICK) – DT Vincent Taylor, Oklahoma State

ROUND FIVE

145. Cleveland – WR Kenny Golladay, Northern Illinois

146. San Francisco – OT Will Holden, Vanderbilt

147. Chicago – CB Cameron Sutton, Tennessee

148. Jacksonville – DE Derek Rivers, Youngstown State

149. LA Rams – DE/OLB Daeshon Hall, Texas A&M

150. NY Jets – CB Shaquil Griffin, Central Florida

151. LA Chargers – OT David Sharpe, Florida

152. Carolina – WR K.D. Cannon, Baylor

153. Cincinnati – G Danny Isidora, Florida

154. Washington (THRU NO) – ILB Richie Brown, Mississippi State

155. Philadelphia – CB Brian Allen, Utah

156. Buffalo – WR Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech

157. Arizona – C Kyle Fuller, Baylor

158. Indianapolis – ILB Blair Brown, Ohio

159. Baltimore – DT Nazair Jones, North Carolina

160. Minnesota – WR Travan Dural, LSU

161. San Francisco (THRU WAS) – WR Ryan Switzer, North Carolina

162. Tampa Bay – TE Jeremy Sprinkle, Arkansas

163. New England (THRU DEN) – FS Delano Hill, Michigan

164. Tennessee – WR Malachi Dupree, LSU

165. Detroit – RB T.J. Logan, North Carolina

166. Miami – ILB Connor Harris, Lindenwood

167. NY Giants – K Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State

168. Oakland – FS John Johnson, Boston College

169. Houston – OT Julie’n Davenport, Bucknell

Seattle’s selection forfeited

170. Kansas City – G Zach Banner, USC

171. Buffalo (THRU DAL) – CB Marquez White, Florida State

172. Green Bay – ILB Jayon Brown, UCLA

173. Pittsburgh – ILB Ben Gedeon, Michigan

174. Atlanta – SS Tedric Thompson, Colorado

175. Cleveland (THRU NE) – OT Dan Skipper, Arkansas

176. Cincinnati (COMP. PICK) – OLB Devonte Fields, Louisville

177. Denver (COMP. PICK) – DT Ryan Glasgow, Michigan

178. Miami (COMP. PICK) – OLB Javancy Jones, Jackson State

179. Arizona (COMP. PICK) – G Damien Mama, USC

180. Kansas City (COMP. PICK) – RB Donnel Pumphrey, San Diego State

181. Cleveland (COMP. PICK) – FS Jordan Sterns, Oklahoma State

182. Green Bay (COMP. PICK) – WR Fred Ross, Mississippi State

183. New England (COMP. PICK) – C Jon Toth, Kentucky

184. Miami (COMP. PICK) – TE George Kittle, Iowa

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black-caps · 8 years

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Your top 5 favourite players?:-)

1) Kane Williamson - my favouritest 4eva player since his test debut. FLUFFY DUCKLING

2) Trent Boult - bowling extraordinaire, catching extraordinaire, flamingo batting extraordinaire. TALENTED DOOFUS

3) Corey Anderson - goes smash, hugs everyone. GIANT GRUMBLY TEDDY BEAR

4) Daniel Vettori - simultaneously coach, captain & allrounder. NOSTALGIA X7000

5) The rest of the NZ team but swap Colin Munro for Brendon McCullum. And minus Tim Southee specifically during this test because he keeps throwing the ball at the batsman wtf Tim!!

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HORROR NEWS OF THE WEEK

[TRAILER] Netflix teases THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR for 2020 https://gruesomemagazine.com/2019/02/24/netflix-announces-that-mike-flanagan-will-haunt-a-second-season/

[TRAILER] CBS All Access drops a full trailer for THE TWILIGHT ZONE https://bloody-disgusting.com/tv/3547862/lots-episode-footage-revealed-trailer-jordan-peeles-twilight-zone-reboot/

[TRAILER] A new terrifying anthology with THE FIELD GUIDE TO EVIL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvbR3q1dDAs

[BOOKS] Tom Savini teases massive photo career retrospective https://bloody-disgusting.com/books/3548177/tom-savini-coffee-table-photo-biography-book-coming-soon/

[TV] WB looking to bring the GREMLINS back home via an animated series https://variety.com/2019/tv/news/gremlins-animated-series-warnermedia-1203146742/

[WTF] Peter Weller and ROBOCOP are pimping KFC? https://gruesomemagazine.com/2019/02/24/new-kfc-spots-demand-you-eat-some-chicken-and-you-will-comply/

[WTF] THE BANANA SPLITS reboots as a… horror film?https://www.comettv.com/2019/02/hanna-barberas-banana-splits-are-getting-a-horror-movie-reboot/

FEATURE TOPIC: The Inaugural Gruesome Magazine Horror Movie Awards

Best Horror Film

A Quiet Place

Anna and the Apocalypse

The Endless

Halloween

Hereditary - WINNER

Mandy

Overlord

Revenge

Suspiria

The Ritual

Best Unreleased Film Festival Favorite

Alive

Book of Monsters - WINNER

Cannibals and Carpetfitters

Livescream

The Night Sitter

Nightmare Cinema

Best Foreign Language Film

Ghonjiam: Haunted Asylum - South Korea, d. Jung Bum-shik

May the Devil Take You - Indonesia, d. Timo Tjanjanto

Night of the Virgin - Spain, d. Roberto San Sebastian

Satan's Slaves - Indonesia, d. Joko Answar

Terrified - Argentina, d. Demian Rugna (runner up by 1 point)

Veronica - Spain, d. Paco Plaza - WINNER (by 1 point)

Best Director

John Krasinski - A Quiet Place - WINNER

Ari Aster - Hereditary

Timo Tjahjanto - May the Devil Take You

Panos Cosmotos - Mandy

Julius Avery - Overlord

Coralie Fargeat - Revenge

Best Lead Actor

John Krasinski - A Quiet Place

Dan Stevens - Apostle

Martin Freeman - Cargo

Nicolas Cage - Mandy - WINNER

Jovan Adepo - Overlord

Logan Marshall-Green - Upgrade

Best Lead Actress

Emily Blunt - A Quiet Place

Madeline Brewer - CAM

Toni Collette - Hereditary - WINNER

Jamie Lee Curtis - Halloween

Matilda Anna Ingred Lutz - Revenge

Brittany Allen – What Keeps You Alive

Best Supporting Actor

Michael Sheen - Apostle

Dylan McDermott – The Clovehitch Killer - WINNER

Corey Feldman - Corbin Nash

Wyatt Russell - Overlord

Vincent Columbe - Revenge

Anton Yelchin - Thoroughbreds

Best Supporting Actress

Millicent Simmonds - A Quiet Place - WINNER

Milly Shapiro - Hereditary

Andrea Risenborough - Mandy

Tilda Swinton - Suspiria

Anna Taylor-Joy - Thoroughbreds

Hannah Emily Anderson – What Keeps You Alive

Best TV Show

Ash vs Evil Dead

Castlevania

The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

The Haunting of Hill House - WINNER

The Terror

The Walking Dead

Most Gruesome Death

Ash vs Evil Dead - The Harp Kill

Hereditary - Charlie Loses Her Head

Leprechaun Returns - The Solar Panel of Death

Mandy - Mandy. Poor, Poor Mandy.

Suspiria - Olga Turns Into a Human Pretzel

Terrifier - Art the Clown Saws Dawn in Half - WINNER

Most Ghastly Creature

A Quiet Place - Blind Aliens

Annihilation - Screaming Mutant Bear

The Haunting of Hill House - The Bent-Neck Lady

Mandy - The Black Skulls (Hellbikers)

Overlord - Captain Wafner, Undead Nazi Zombie

The Ritual - Modor, the Creature in the Forest - WINNER

Most Vile Villain

Halloween - Michael Myers

The House That Jack Built - Jack

Leprechaun Returns - Leprechaun

The Nun - The Nun

Terrifier - Art the Clown - WINNER

The Ranger - The Ranger

Most Startling Scare

A Quiet Place - The Bath Tub Scene

Annihilation - The Attack of the Screaming Bear

The Haunting of Hill House - The Scream of the Bent-Neck Lady

Hereditary - Annie Sawing At Her Throat - WINNER

Terrified - Bloodied Woman Levitates in Bathtub

The Ritual - The Screaming Corpses in the Attic

Most What-The-Fuckulus Moment (The Black Saint Award)

Ash vs the Evil Dead - The Baby Brawl | Up One Way, Out the Other - WINNER

Hereditary - The Death of Charlie Graham

Night of the Virgin - Sphincter Splatter, Nico Gives Birth

Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich - The Bloody Birth

Suspiria - Mother Suspiriorum Slaughters the Coven

Terrifier - Art Eats Vicky's Face

Most Captivating Decapitation

Anna and the Apocalypse - Frosty the Zombie Snow Man

Halloween - Cop-a-Lantern

Hereditary - Charlie meet pole, pole meet Charlie - WINNER

Leprechaun Returns - Death by Drone

May the Devil Take You - Ruben Blows His Top

Terrifier - Exterminate the Exterminator

Most Innovative Tool of Death

Anna and the Apocalypse - Candy Cane Zombie Smasher

Apostle - The Heathen's Stand

Leprechaun Returns - The Sprinklers

Mandy - Red's Custom Battle Ax - WINNER

Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich - Toulon's Puppets

You Might Be the Killer - Sam's Bone Blade

Most Terrifying Transportation

Ash vs Evil Dead - Ash's Oldsmobile Delta 88 (1973) - Post Apocalyptic Version - WINNER

The Cloverfield Paradox - Cloverfield Station

The Haunting of Hill House - The Bent-Neck Lady's Thrill Ride

The Meg - The Water Walking Ball of Doom

Strangers: Prey at Night - The Strangers' Truck on Fire

The Toy Box - The Killer RV

Most Ferocious Final Girl

Leprechaun Returns - Lila (Taylor Spreitler)

May the Devil Take You - Alfie (Chelsea Islan)

The Ranger - Chelsea (Chloe Levine)

Revenge - Jennifer (Matilda Anna Ingrid Lutz) - WINNER

Terrifier - Tara (Jenna Kanell)

What Keeps You Alive - Jules (Brittany Allen)

Most Horrifying Abode

The Haunting of Hill House - Hill House - WINNER

The House With a Clock In Its Walls - The Izard Mansion

Insidious: The Final Key - The Rainer Home

The Nun - Saint Cartha's Monastery

Winchester - The Winchester Mansion

The Witch in the Window - Lydia's Farmhouse

Best Film Festival

Brooklyn Horror Film Festival

Buried Alive Film Fest

Crimson Screen Horror Film Festival

GenreBlast Film Festival

Horrible Imaginings Film Festival

Fantasia Film Festival

Fantastic Fest

Frightfest - WINNER

Knoxville Horror Film Festival

Nevermore Film Festival

Nightmares Film Festival

NYC Horror Film Festival

Overlook Film Festival

Popcorn Frights Film Festival

Screamfest

Spooky Movie International Film Festival

Stiges

Telluride

Toronto After Dark Film Festival

Women in Horror Film Festival

Wreak Havoc Horror Film Festival

Best Short Horror Film

Belladonna - d. Brett Mullen

Brace Face - d. Jonathan Holbrook, Elena Stecca

Cecilia - d. Liz Tabish

Hana - d. Mai Nakanishi

Heartless - d. Kevin Sluder

Kiss the Devil in the Dark - d. Thomas Martin, Rebecca Martin

Latched - d. Justin Harding

Lay Them Straight - d. Robert Deleskie

Lunch Ladies - d. J. M. Morgan and Clarissa Jacobson - WINNER

Maw - d. Jasper Vrancken

My Monster - d. Izzy Lee

Sarah's Dream - d. Wendy Keeling

Scarlet Vultures - d. Kyle Martellaci

The Whistler - d. Jennifer Nicole Stang

Young Liars - d. Adam Christy

Catcalls - d. Kate Dolan

The Daughters of Virtue - d. Michael Escobedo

Devorame - d. Helena Aquilera

Good Morning - d. Elaine Morgeon

Kichkandi - d. Eelum Dixit

Keep the Gaslight Burning - d. Dave and Lou Elsey

Keloid - d. Brendan Pollecutt

Murder for Dummies - d. Diona Oku

Supine - d. Nicole Goode

We Summoned a Demon - d. Chris Mcinroy

What Metal Girls Are Into - d. Laurel Vail

Best Horror Convention

Chiller Theater

Flashback Weekend

HorrorHound Weekend

Days of the Dead - WINNER

Mad Monster Party

Monster-Mania

Monsterpalooza

Scares That Care Weekend

Spooky Empire

Texas Frightmare

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The best WTF moments from an entertaining Week 3 in the NFL

The Lions and Falcons gave us an unforgettable ending, while Von Miller was flagged for a silly joke that ended up costing the Broncos.

Week 3 in the NFL was easily the best we have seen so far in the young season. The thriller we got on Thursday night between the Rams and 49ers seemed like it would be the most exciting game all week. Instead, it was merely a hint of what would come.

On Sunday, most of the attention around the NFL was on the protests. But on the field, the games themselves had a little bit of everything. There were close finishes, unlikely heroes, plays we had never seen before, penalties we had never seen before, and even better games.

There was so much fun football that we decided to highlight the weirdest of what we saw. Because a Sunday as good as this deserves recognition — especially for those who might have missed it.

The Falcons’ walk-off win by 10-second runoff

The Falcons-Lions matchup was the week’s only battle between two 2-0 teams, and the game lived up to its promise. The Falcons looked great overall and never trailed all game, but the Lions wouldn’t go away.

The Lions got the ball back, down four with just over two minutes to go — aka, Matthew Stafford’s time to shine. Stafford had an NFL-record eight fourth-quarter comebacks last year and already put together one this season against the Cardinals. And just like those other times, Stafford led the Lions right down the field. It appeared he connected with Golden Tate for a touchdown to win it with eight seconds left, but the call was overturned.

It’s a slightly complicated rule, but because the call was overturned with less than 10 seconds left in the game, the Falcons won. The Lions could have saved themselves with a timeout, but were out of them, so the 10-second runoff rule went into effect.

Even stranger, the play came on the five-year anniversary of Tate’s Fail Mary touchdown when he was with the Seahawks.

Even stranger-er, but not really related except in a Murphy’s Law way, the Lions’ food caught on fire after the game.

The game was as entertaining as any on Sunday, and it’s clear these are two of the more talented teams in the NFC.

The Bears and Steelers had a wild ending to the first half

The Chicago Bears, at 0-2, weren’t expected to beat the 2-0 Steelers. But in the first half, the Bears looked like the better team. Then disaster almost struck right before halftime.

The Bears were up a touchdown and then came up with a huge play to extend their lead: they blocked Chris Boswell’s 35-yard field goal attempt. Marcus Cooper then scooped it and had the clearest of paths to the end zone. However, he slowed up, and the Steelers tight end Vance McDonald was able to catch him and chop the ball out of his hands.

After the ball was knocked loose in the end zone, Steelers punter Jordan Berry committed an illegal bat. At first, the officials said the half was over, and the Steelers started heading for the locker room.

After a review, the officials then decided the illegal bat would be enforced on the 1-yard line, giving the Bears an untimed down. So Steelers players had to run back onto the field for the down.

The Bears were set up with a golden opportunity to go up two touchdowns, but committed a false start, moving them back 5 yards. So instead of going for the touchdown, they opted for a field goal to make it a 17-7 game at the half.

Fortunately for the Bears, it didn’t end up costing them the game.

In overtime, Tarik Cohen looked like he scored a zig-zagging 73-yard touchdown. But it was called back when the review showed he stepped out at 37-yard line.

Jordan Howard put the game to bed two plays later with a 19-yard run.

Howard and Cohen led the way for the Bears all game, with a combined 35 carries for 216 yards on the ground and two touchdowns. They also led the team in receiving with a combined nine catches for 50 yards. In fact, only one wide receiver caught any passes for the Bears: Deonte Thompson, who hauled in one catch for 9 yards.

Rookie Deshaun Watson almost topped Tom Brady

The Texans lost 36-33, but fans have every reason to be optimistic about the future of the team with Deshaun Watson behind center.

Watson didn’t exactly hang with Brady step for step, but few quarterbacks can do that. The rookie finished with a respectable 301 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions (including a failed Hail Mary attempt at the end).

Winning at Foxborough is hard enough, but Watson nearly pulled off the impossible: no opposing rookie quarterback has ever won at Gillette Stadium in the Bill Belichick era. Watson showed remarkable poise, once again, despite an offensive line that’s less than consistent. He took two sacks and was hit by New England six times. But he still managed to extend plays when he needed to, and made some tough throws under pressure.

And the Texans almost won. On the Patriots’ final drive, Brady was sacked and fumbled the ball, which was recovered by a teammate. Then Texans safety Corey Moore dropped a would-be interception. Those were all the chances Houston would get. Brady pulled off the game-winning drive with his fifth touchdown of the day, a 25-yard sideline kisser to Brandin Cooks with 23 seconds left.

This was the third time in the past year the Texans have lost to the Patriots, but it was the closest game yet. Houston’s defense is still a force. And on Sunday, Watson looked like the offensive key the team has been lacking.

Eagles rookie Jake Elliott made a 61-yard field goal to beat the Giants

Elliott, who had just been signed by the Eagles a couple weeks ago, found himself in a high-pressure situation as the clock was winding down Sunday against the Giants.

For the win, the Eagles would need Elliott to convert a 61-yarder. No big deal — that was only the longest field goal in the history of Century Link Field. Well, for Elliott, it wasn’t a big deal. He drilled it.

It was just inside the uprights, which is understandable for an attempt that long. But you don’t get extra style points or anything for a more decisive field goal. The Eagles got the 27-24 win, thanks to Elliott’s leg.

Aaron Rodgers gets his first win over the Bengals AND his first OT win

Rodgers is one of the best quarterbacks in the league, but somehow, he had never notched an overtime win in his career. He had never had a win over the Bengals before, either. That changed on Sunday, when Rodgers orchestrated a late-game comeback, tying the game on a touchdown pass to Jordy Nelson with less than a minute to play.

There’s nothing unusual about that. But then it wasn’t Nelson or Davante Adams who put the Packers in a position to win in overtime. It was a 72-yard pass to Geronimo Allison, an undrafted free agent in 2016 who was filling in for an injured Randall Cobb. And it was on a free play — the Bengals were called for offsides on the play, which the Packers obviously declined. Kicker Mason Crosby was able to knock in a 26-yard chip shot, and the three points gave Green Bay a 27-24 win.

Rodgers is unmatched when it comes to free plays and catching opponents with 12 men on the field. He did it again Sunday. Bengals cornerback William Jackson was flagged as he was airborne, literally jumping off of the field to avoid a penalty. The problem is that a player is considered to be on the field even if he’s in the air, so Rodgers’ ploy worked.

Now, Rodgers has at least one win over the 31 other teams in the NFL.

Von Miller’s “too slow” move hurt the Broncos’ chances to beat the Bills

The Broncos losing to the Bills is weird enough. But if you ask superstar Von Miller who’s to blame for the loss, it’s him. Huh?

Well, Miller pulled the ol’ “too slow” move on Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor, which seemed silly enough to laugh off:

But the refs flagged Miller for unsportsmanlike conduct and it cost the Broncos 15 yards and gave the Bills a fresh set of downs. The Bills would have been forced to punt and the Broncos, down just seven points, would have gotten the ball back with more than seven minutes remaining. Instead, the Bills ate up clock and added a field goal with 3:14 left in the game.

Afterward, Miller owned up to his mistake.

“I can’t put my team in a situation like that,” Miller said, via the team’s official website. “I’ve brought us home 50 million times. I’ve closed games 50 million times. I’ve got to be smarter than that. I’m always on the rookies and all the young guys on being smart and doing this and doing that, and I go out there and do something like that in a crucial situation in the game. I’ve just got to be better than that.”

The penalty was costly, but it’s hard to fault Miller too much when he totaled six tackles and a sack in the game. And even Taylor knew the flag was a little ridiculous:

Tyrod Taylor laughing about Von Miller's penalty...says they are friends and he didn't know there would be a flag. Take a listen @WGRZ http://pic.twitter.com/V6GB5ji08G

— Heather Prusak (@haprusak) September 25, 2017

Here are a few of our other favorite moments from Week 3:

This Bills touchdown was the best mistake

The Jaguars were up 37-0 and still roasted the Ravens with a fake punt

DeShone Kizer’s mom got videobombed by a Browns fan practicing his sensual air guitar

Tony Romo predicts the future again on a run play in Bengals vs. Packers

Aaron Rodgers wants the Packers to know this was a “stupid f***ing call”

Terrelle Pryor took out a camera guy and a kicking net on a 12-yard catch

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2017 NFL MOCK DRAFT, FINAL

April 27, 2017

ROUND ONE

1. Cleveland – DE/OLB Myles Garrett, Texas A&M

This is the surest of things. Myles Garrett is probably the best player in this draft, and the Browns happen to need his services badly.

2. Cleveland (PROJ. TRADE W/SF) – QB Mitchell Trubisky, North Carolina

3. Carolina (PROJ. TRADE W/CHI) – RB Leonard Fournette, LSU

4. Jacksonville – DE/OLB Solomon Thomas, Stanford

5. Tennessee (THRU LA RAMS) – SS Jamal Adams, LSU

6. NY Jets – FS Malik Hooker, Ohio State +

7. LA Chargers – CB Marshon Lattimore, Ohio State +

8. Chicago (PROJ. TRADE W/CAR) – DT Jonathan Allen, Alabama +

9. Cincinnati – RB/WR Christian McCaffrey, Stanford

This would be the first WTF? pick of the first round (there’s at least one every year, be honest). Why would the Bengals add McCaffrey to an already crowded backfield? Well, Rex Burkhead split for New England, Jeremy Hill is a free agent after this year, and Giovanni Bernard is no guarantee to start the season at full strength after sustaining an ACL tear in November. The Bengals usually draft for the future, not the present, and they’ve shown an interest in shaking up their running backs. This isn’t as strange a pick as it would initially seem.

10. Buffalo – TE O.J. Howard, Alabama

11. New Orleans – DE/OLB Derek Barnett, Tennessee

The Saints could spend every pick this year on defensive players and they still might need more help improving that side of the ball. Derek Barnett is an amazingly accomplished pass-rusher with the wheels to be able to make the transition to outside linebacker.

12. Houston (PROJ. TRADE W/SF VIA CLE THRU PHI) – QB Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech

The Niners trade down TWICE in the first round. Houston is SO CLOSE to making a serious run in the playoffs, they know they’re just a quarterback away. They can’t go into this season with Tom Savage as their uncontested signal caller, so they make a big deal for the QB that head coach Bill O’Brien has fallen in love with: Pat Mahomes. They package their 1st, 2nd and 3rd round picks to go up to San Fran’s spot.

13. Arizona – QB Deshaun Watson, Clemson

The Cardinals could go in many directions here, but they want to secure one of the first-round developmental quarterbacks as Carson Palmer may be on his last legs. Watson is a leader through and through. What he lacks in pinpoint accuracy, he makes up for in making the players around him better. That’s an invaluable quality. Perhaps under the tutelage of Bruce Arians and Carson Palmer, he can improve his accuracy too.

14. Philadelphia (THRU MIN) – OLB Haason Reddick, Temple

The Eagles keep it in Philly by selecting local star Haason Reddick. They stick with “the best player on the board” theory, and Reddick has been shooting up draft boards since the off-season started. The team has long been connected to cornerbacks, but there will be plenty of starting-caliber defensive backs on Day Two.

15. Indianapolis – RB Dalvin Cook, Florida State *

The Colts cannot take the risk of going into another season with Frank Gore as their starter. He served admirably last year, but his days of greatness are long behind him. If you only judge him by his game tape, Dalvin Cook has top-five talent. It’s been a rough off-season for him though, and his stock is down. That plays to Indy’s advantage.

16. Baltimore - WR Corey Davis, Western Michigan

17. Washington – CB Tre’Davious White, LSU

The Redskins took quite a few blows this off-season, losing both key players and key coaches. They were also fairly quiet in free agency. White can solve a few problems for the team: he’s an improvement over Breshaud Breeland across from Josh Norman, AND it allows the team to transition Breeland to free safety, where he’s likely to perform better and replace the aged DeAngelo Hall.

18. Tennessee – WR Mike Williams, Clemson

19. Tampa Bay – OT Garett Bolles, Utah

The Bucs have given left tackle Donovan Smith a couple of years to adjust to the pro style of play, and he just hasn’t improved enough to justify leaving him at that key position. They’ll have to reshuffle the line yet again to protect Jameis Winston. They’ll roll the dice on Garrett Bolles, who showed well on tape last year but has very little top-tier playing experience.

20. Atlanta (PROJ. TRADE W/DEN) – DE Charles Harris, Missouri

The Falcons give up their 1st and 2nd round picks to move up 11 spots to grab the last of their top-graded pass-rushers: Charles Harris. Atlanta knows what its main weakness is: getting to the quarterback. And after the way they let Tom Brady and James White roll over their exhausted defense, they know they have to get this pick right. They feel having a presence like Harris on the field could have made the difference in the Super Bowl, and they may be right.

21. Detroit – TE David Njoku, Miami

22. Miami – DE/OLB Takkarist McKinley, UCLA

The Dolphins are a better team than most folks outside Miami know. But with the release of Mario Williams, they’re left with a question mark at defensive end. Andre Branch was re-signed in free agency, and William Hayes came over from the Rams (presumably to be closer to the mermaids). But Hayes will be 32 when camp starts, and he can’t be counted on beyond this year. Takk is a raw lump of clay, but he’s natural gifts are significant. He’s just got a nose for the quarterback and the will to get there.

23. NY Giants – OLB Jarrad Davis, Florida +

24. Oakland – CB Chidobe Awuzie, Colorado

Cornerback D.J. Hayden split in free agency this year and Travis Carrie will be up for it in 2018. And honestly no Raiders CB was especially great in 2017 despite the team’s record. Awuzie hits like a linebacker and has instincts that we haven’t seen since a radioactive spider bit Peter Parker.

25. San Francisco (PROJ. TRADE W/HOU) - WR John Ross, Washington +

The Niners trade back twice and accumulate quite a few picks on Day Two. They need the numbers more than they need one impact player. Being able to draft the fastest receiver in NFL Combine history at #25 is a great sign that the Niners will be able to find quality talent later in the draft. John Ross will serve as a deep threat in Kyle Shananhan’s offense, and that will open things wide up for Pierre Garcon and Vance McDonald underneath.

26. Seattle - CB Kevin King, Washington

27. Kansas City - G Forrest Lamp, Western Kentucky

The Chiefs would have loved to have grabbed Reuben Foster here, but the fact that he’s already in the league’s drug program scares them off. Instead, they bolster the inside of their offensive line with this year’s top guard prospect, Forrest Lamp. The team isn’t sure if Parker Ehinger can come back from his ACL tear and concussion issues from 2016. I can already see the “I Love Lamp!” t-shirts in Arrowhead.

28. Dallas – DE DeMarcus Walker, Florida State

The Cowboys are rumored to be pretty committed to upgrading their defensive line this year. Walker was amazingly productive against top-level competition throughout his college career. He’s a better fit at 4-3 defensive end than Randy Gregory is, so he’ll stay on the field more and allow Dallas to use Gregory only on passing downs, perhaps kicking Walker inside for a little extra push toward the quarterback.

29. Green Bay – FS Obi Melifonwu, Connecticut

The Packers lost a very useful tool this off-season, Micah “Swiss Army Knife” Hyde. A safety who could guard slot receivers like a corner. That’s exactly what Obi Melifonwu is. He’s not going to challenge for a starting job any time soon, but he comes in as their nickel corner and the top backup to Ha Ha Clinton Dix.

30. Pittsburgh – DE/OLB Jordan Willis, Kansas State

Not many mock drafters have Willis going in the first round, but there are rumors that he may go as high as #23 to the Giants. It’s been quite a run on pass-rushers in the first round, so the Steelers feel lucky they can snag him here. Willis was a Senior Bowl standout, and when coaches went back to look at his tape after that, they finally noticed that he’s one of the hardest-working, craftiest ends in the college game. His upside is tremendous as he’s constantly adding to his bag of tricks.

31. Denver (PROJ. TRADE W/ATL) - OT Ryan Ramczyk, Wisconsin +

Denver trades down and still finds one of the top tackles available. Right tackle Donald Stephenson graded out as the worst at his position among starters last year. And as of this moment, he’s slated to start again. That cannot happen. The Broncos must upgrade their o-line immediately, and Ramczyk might help. He’s only played top-tier college football for one year so he might completely flop in the pros, but his off-season workouts and prototypical body type for the position suggest he just might make it as an NFL tackle yet. He and a rejuvenated Ty Sambrailo will fight for the two starting spots.

32. New Orleans (THRU NE) - CB Marlon Humphrey, Alabama

The rumor is that New Orleans and New England can’t agree on terms for a trade involving CB Malcom Butler. If they can agree by draft day, this will be the pick the Saints give up. If they can’t get Butler, New Orleans will be perfectly happy to pay less for Marlon Humphrey and perhaps get an even better defender.

ROUND TWO

33. San Francisco (PROJ. TRADE W/CLE) - CB Adoree’ Jackson, USC

34. San Francisco - SS Jabrill Peppers, Michigan *

35. Jacksonville – TE Evan Engram, Ole Miss

36. Chicago – FS Budda Baker, Washington

37. LA Rams – ILB Reuben Foster, Alabama +*

38. LA Chargers – QB Deshone Kizer, Notre Dame

39. NY Jets – CB Quincy Wilson, Florida

40. Chicago (PROJ. TRADE W/CAR) – OT Cam Robinson, Alabama

41. Cincinnati – DE Taco Charlton, Michigan

42. New Orleans – ILB Zach Cunningham, Vanderbilt

43. Philadelphia – CB Fabian Moreau, UCLA +

44. Buffalo – RB Joe Mixon, Oklahoma *

45. Arizona – DT Carlos Watkins, Clemson

46. Indianapolis – OLB T.J. Watt, Wisconsin

47. Baltimore – RB Alvin Kamara, Tennessee

48. Minnesota – OLB Ryan Anderson, Alabama

49. Washington – ILB Raekwon McMillan, Ohio State

50. Tampa Bay – WR Zay Jones, East Carolina

51. Denver – CB Sidney Jones, Washington +

52. San Francisco (PROJ. TRADE W/CLE THRU TEN) – CB Teez Tabor, Florida

53. Detroit – OLB Tyus Bowser, Houston

54. Miami – CB Cordrea Tankersley, Clemson

55. NY Giants – DE Tanoh Kpassagnon, Villanova

56. Oakland – DT Malik McDowell, Michigan State *

57. San Francisco (PROJ. TRADE W/HOU) – OT Dion Dawkins, Temple

58. Seattle – G Dan Feeney, Indiana

59. Kansas City – QB Davis Webb, California

60. Dallas – SS Justin Evans, Texas A&M

61. Green Bay – OLB Tim Williams, Alabama *

62. Pittsburgh – CB Jourdan Lewis, Michigan

63. Denver (PROJ. TRADE W/ ATL) – DT Dalvin Tomlinson, Alabama

64. Carolina (THRU NE) - DE Carl Lawson, Auburn +

ROUND THREE

65. Cleveland – WR Cooper Kupp, Eastern Washington

66. San Francisco – TE Jake Butt, Michigan +

67. Chicago – WR Curtis Samuel, Ohio State

68. Jacksonville – WR JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC

69. LA Rams – WR Chris Godwin, Penn State

70. NY Jets – WR DeDe Westbrook, Oklahoma

71. LA Chargers – FS Desmond King, Iowa

72. New England (THRU CAR) – CB Ahkello Witherspoon, Colorado

73. Cincinnati – DT Larry Ogunjobi, North Carolina-Charlotte

74. Baltimore (THRU PHI) – C Ethan Pocic, LSU

75. Buffalo – DE/OLB Dawuane Smoot, Illinois

76. New Orleans – DT Chris Wormley, Michigan

77. Arizona – G Dorian Johnson, Pittsburgh

78. Baltimore – DE/OLB Trey Hendrickson, Florida Atlantic

79. Minnesota – RB D’Onta Foreman, Texas

80. Indianapolis – OT Antonio Garcia, Troy

81. Washington – DT/NT Montravius Adams, Auburn

82. Denver – RB Samaje Perine, Oklahoma

83. Tennessee – CB Damontae Kazee, San Diego State

84. Tampa Bay – FS Marcus Williams, Utah

85. Detroit – DT Elijah Qualls, Washington

86. Minnesota (THRU MIA) – OT Taylor Moton, Western Michigan

87. NY Giants – RB Brian Hill, Wyoming

88. Oakland – DT Charles Walker, Oklahoma

89. San Francisco (PROJ. TRADE W/HOU) – ILB Anthony Walker, Northwestern

90. Seattle – SS Eddie Jackson, Alabama +

91. Kansas City – ILB Kendell Beckwith, LSU +

92. Dallas – DT Eddie Vanderdoes, UCLA +

93. Green Bay – G Isaac Asiata, Utah

94. Pittsburgh – TE Adam Shaheen, Ashland

95. Atlanta – OT Roderick Johnson, Florida State

96. New England – DE/OLB Tarell Basham, Ohio

97. Miami (COMP. PICK) – OLB Alex Anzalone, Florida +

98. Carolina (COMP. PICK) – G Nico Siragusa, San Diego State

99. Philadelphia (COMP. PICK THRU BAL) – C Pat Elflein, Ohio State

100. Tennessee (COMP. PICK THRU LA RAMS) – CB Jalen Myrick, Minnesota

101. Denver (COMP. PICK) – TE Bucky Hodges, Virginia Tech

102. Seattle (COMP. PICK) – QB Josh Dobbs, Tennessee

103. New England (COMP. PICK THRU CLE) – OT Jermaine Eluemunor, Texas A&M

104. Kansas City (COMP. PICK) – WR Amara Darboh, Michigan

105. Pittsburgh (COMP. PICK) – QB Nathan Peterman, Pittsburgh

106. Seattle (COMP. PICK) - DT Jarron Jones, Notre Dame

107. NY Jets (COMP. PICK) - OT Adam Bisnowaty, Pittsburgh

ROUND FOUR

108. Cleveland – DT Jaleel Johnson, Iowa

109. San Francisco – CB Howard Wilson, Houston

110. Jacksonville – C Tyler Orlosky, West Virginia

111. Chicago – SS Josh Jones, NC State

112. LA Rams – WR Josh Reynolds, Texas A&M

113. LA Chargers – WR Carlos Henderson, Louisiana Tech

114. Washington (THRU NYJ) – DT Davon Godchaux, LSU

115. Carolina – SS Josh Harvey-Clemons, Louisville *

116. Cincinnati – CB Gareon Conley, Ohio State

117. Chicago (THRU BUF) – WR Jehu Chesson, Michigan

New England (THRU NO) selection forfeited

118. Philadelphia – DT Vincent Taylor, Oklahoma State

119. Arizona – WR Chad Hansen, California

120. Minnesota – SS Xavier Woods, Louisiana Tech

121. Indianapolis – ILB Duke Riley, LSU

122. Baltimore – DE/OLB Carroll Phillips, Illinois

123. Washington – WR ArDarius Stewart, Alabama

124. Tennessee – WR Taywan Taylor, Western Kentucky

125. Tampa Bay – RB Jeremy McNichols, Boise State

126. Denver – WR Noah Brown, Ohio State

127. Detroit – WR Kenny Golladay, Northern Illinois

128. Minnesota (THRU MIA) – OT Conor McDermott, UCLA

NY Giants pick moved to end of 4th round

129. Oakland – DE Deatrich Wise, Jr., Arkansas +

130. Houston – SS Montae Nicholson, Michigan State

131. New England (THRU SEA) – CB Rasul Douglas, West Virginia

132. Kansas City – CB Corn Elder, Miami

133. Dallas – FS Marcus Maye, Florida +

134. Green Bay – RB Kareem Hunt, Toledo

135. Pittsburgh – RB Marlon Mack, South Florida

136. Atlanta – QB Brad Kaaya, Miami

137. Indianapolis (THRU NE) – G Aviante Collins, TCU

138. Cincinnati (COMP. PICK) – WR Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech

139. Philadelphia (COMP. PICK THRU CLE) – RB Wayne Gallman, Clemson

140. NY Giants – TE Jordan Leggett, Clemson

141. LA Rams (COMP. PICK) – C Kyle Fuller, Baylor

142. Houston (COMP. PICK THRU CLE) – TE Gerald Everett, South Alabama

143. San Francisco (COMP. PICK) - OLB Vince Biegel, Wisconsin

144. Indianapolis (COMP. PICK) – DT Nazair Jones, North Carolina

ROUND FIVE

145. Cleveland – WR K.D. Cannon, Baylor

146. San Francisco – OT Chad Wheeler, USC

147. Chicago – CB Cameron Sutton, Tennessee

148. Jacksonville – DE Derek Rivers, Youngstown State

149. LA Rams – DE/OLB Daeshon Hall, Texas A&M

150. NY Jets – CB Shaquil Griffin, Central Florida

151. LA Chargers – OT Will Holden, Vanderbilt

152. Carolina – WR Ryan Switzer, North Carolina

153. Cincinnati – OLB Devonte Fields, Louisville

154. Washington (THRU NO) – G Danny Isidora, Florida

155. Philadelphia – CB Brian Allen, Utah

156. Buffalo – WR Travan Dural, LSU

157. Arizona – C Jon Toth, Kentucky

158. Indianapolis – CB Marquez White, Florida State

159. Baltimore – DT Ryan Glasgow, Michigan

160. Minnesota – WR Malachi Dupree, LSU

161. San Francisco (THRU WAS) – WR Fred Ross, Mississippi State

162. Tampa Bay – TE Jeremy Sprinkle, Arkansas

163. New England (THRU DEN) – FS Delano Hill, Michigan

164. Tennessee – TE George Kittle, Iowa

165. Detroit – RB James Conner, Pittsburgh +

166. Miami – ILB Richie Brown, Mississippi State

167. NY Giants – K Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State

168. Oakland – FS John Johnson, Boston College

169. Houston – OT David Sharpe, Florida

Seattle’s selection forfeited

170. Kansas City – G Zach Banner, USC

171. Buffalo (THRU DAL) – DE Isaac Rochell, Notre Dame

172. Green Bay – ILB Blair Brown, Ohio

173. Pittsburgh – ILB Connor Harris, Lindenwood

174. Atlanta – SS Tedric Thompson, Colorado

175. Cleveland (THRU NE) – OT Julie’n Davenport, Bucknell

176. Cincinnati (COMP. PICK) – G Damien Mama, USC

177. Denver (COMP. PICK) – DT Tanzel Smart, Tulane

178. Miami (COMP. PICK) – TE Michael Roberts, Toledo

179. Arizona (COMP. PICK) – G Collin Buchanan, Miami (OH)

180. Kansas City (COMP. PICK) – RB Jamaal Williams, BYU

181. Cleveland (COMP. PICK) – FS Jordan Sterns, Oklahoma State

182. Green Bay (COMP. PICK) – WR Artavis Scott, Clemson

183. New England (COMP. PICK) – C Chase Roullier, Wyoming

184. Miami (COMP. PICK) – G Jessamen Dunker, Tennessee State

ROUND SIX

185. Cleveland – ILB Jayon Brown, UCLA

186. Baltimore (THRU SF) – SS Lorenzo Jerome, St. Francis

187. Jacksonville – WR Damore’ea Stringfellow, Ole Miss

188. Cleveland (THRU CHI VIA HOU) – DE/OLB Garrett Sickels, Penn State

189. LA Rams – RB Donnel Pumphrey, San Diego State

190. LA Chargers – NT Josh Augusta, Missouri

191. NY Jets – G Jordan Morgan, Kutztown

192. Carolina – OT Dan Skipper, Arkansas

193. Cincinnati – FS Rayshawn Jenkins, Miami

194. Philadelphia – DE Keionta Davis, UT-Chattanooga

195. Buffalo – CB Brendon Langley, Lamar

196. New Orleans – QB C.J. Beathard, Iowa

197. Arizona – DE/OLB Josh Carraway, TCU

198. San Francisco (THRU BAL) – C J.J. Dielman, Utah

199. Minnesota – OLB Javancy Jones, Jackson State

200. New England (THRU IND) – ILB Ben Gedeon, Michigan

201. Washington – FS Rudy Ford, Auburn

202. San Francisco (THRU DEN) – RB T.J. Logan, North Carolina

203. Denver (THRU TEN) – ILB Marquel Lee, Wake Forest

204. Tampa Bay – QB Jerod Evans, Virginia Tech

205. Detroit – ILB Ben Boulware, Clemson

206. LA Rams – CB Dwayne Thomas, LSU

207. NY Giants – OLB Steven Taylor, Houston

208. Oakland – WR Isaiah McKenzie, Georgia

209. Washington (THRU HOU) – RB De’veon Smith, Michigan

210. Seattle – OT J.J. Dielman, Utah +

KC selection forfeited

211. Dallas – WR Chad Williams, Grambling

212. Green Bay – TE Jonnu Smith, Florida International

213. Pittsburgh – FS Fish Smithson, Kansas

214. Tennessee (THRU ATL) – OLB/DE Avery Moss, Youngstown State

215. Detroit (THRU NE) – DE Bryan Cox, Jr., Florida

216. Kansas City (SUPP. PICK) – CB Nate Hairston, Temple

217. Cincinnati (SUPP. PICK) – DT/NT Caleb Brantley, Florida *

218. Kansas City (SUPP. PICK) – OT Erik Magnuson, Michigan

ROUND SEVEN

219. San Francisco (THRU CLE) – QB Trevor Knight, Texas A&M

220. Washington (THRU SF) – DE Jeremiah Ledbetter, Arkansas

221. Chicago – OLB Elijah Lee, Kansas State

222. Jacksonville – FB Freddie Stevenson, Florida State

223. Miami (THRU LAR) – RB Corey Clement, Wisconsin

224. NY Jets – ILB Harvey Langi, BYU

225. LA Chargers – G Adam Pankey, West Virginia

226. Seattle (THRU CAR) – OLB Ejuan Price, Pittsburgh

227. Cincinnati – ILB Riley Bullough, Mighican State

228. Dallas (THRU BUF) – OT Andreas Knappe, Connecticut

229. New Orleans – WR Robert Davis, Georgia State

230. Philadelphia – FS Dymonte Thomas, Michigan

231. Arizona – P Austin Rehkow, Idaho

232. Minnesota – ILB Jordan Evans, Oklahoma

233. Carolina (THRU IND VIA CLE) – OT Storm Norton, Toledo

234. LA Rams (THRU BAL) – DT DeAngelo Brown, Louisville

235. Washington – C Gavin Andrews, Oregon State

236. Tennessee – ILB Paul Magliore, Jr., Arizona

237. Tampa Bay – ILB Hardy Nickerson, Jr., Illinois

238. Denver – SS Johnathan Ford, Auburn

239. New England (THRU DET) – WR Jalen Robinette, Air Force

240. Jacksonville (THRU MIA) – OT Victor Salako, Oklahoma State

241. NY Giants – G Ben Braden, Michigan

242. Oakland – OLB Jalen Reeves-Maybin, Tennessee

243. Houston – NT Josh Tupou, Colorado

244. Oakland (THRU SEA) – TE Eric Saubert, Drake

245. Kansas City – WR Quincy Adeboyejo, Mississippi

246. Dallas – WR Josh Malone, Tennessee

247. Green Bay – CB Channing Stribling, Michigan

248. Pittsburgh – SS Damarius Travis, Minnesota

249. Atlanta – CB Treston Decoud, Oregon State

250. Detroit (THRU NE) – FB Sam Rogers, Virginia Tech

251. Cincinnati (SUPP. PICK) – QB Garrett Fugate, Central Missouri

252. Denver (SUPP. PICK) – DE Hunter Dimick, Utah

253. Denver (SUPP. PICK) – RB Matt Dayes, North Carolina State

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