Uncle Ted wants more 7th rounders to hoard the potential UDFA's to himself.
The pick is in!!
Deangelo Yancey from Purdue
5 picks in the next 72...good deal in what appears to be a deep draft
DeAngelo Yancy.
Sounds like he could've been a UDFA.
Pakrz posted:Did we get the "Mr. Irrelevant" selection?
They just picked him. Stone Hands Yancy.
Yancey is really good... great size/speed, torched the Badgers. Played on a bad team.
Orlando Wolf posted:NFL network coverage falling apart
I was told it was superior to ESPN. The studio coverage is paramount to watching a couple of stoned college buddies with access to the local public access station, to say nothing of the pick announcements themselves.
Music City posted:Yancey is really good... great size/speed, torched the Badgers. Played on a bad team.
You need to set the bar a bit higher.
Bilbo Jones, I think TT has actually had that stroke.
The guy actually has good agility, though he's small for a TT/MM back and doesn't have much straight line speed.
Got some strength, looks like he can catch also.
Sufferinginmn posted:5 picks in the next 72...good deal in what appears to be a deep draft
Yes, can never have enough ****ttty players.
Ted is cutting to the chase and drafting his favorite UDFA prospects
Orlando Wolf posted:NFL network coverage falling apart
XM has been brutal. Listening to all those jabrones picking the Eagles players and that stupid song. Then a "Cars for Kids" commercial to top things off! 
how long has it been since the Packers had a "live" pick for Green Bay??
Browns may cut Caleb Brantley before he throws on the pads.
Can't. Make. It. Up.
Perhaps my memory is crap... but didn't LeRoy Butler "invent" the Lambeau Leap after Reggie tossed him the ball for a defensive TD?
Wow, Brownies talking about cutting fifth round pick Caleb Brantley because they may not have done due diligence in vetting him.
You have to admire the effort they put in to being incompetent.
Yes. I was at that game. Super cold. Howie Long did not want to be there.
Well then somebody tell Robert Brooks before LeRoy beats a brother down.
Pakrz posted:Perhaps my memory is crap... but didn't LeRoy Butler "invent" the Lambeau Leap after Reggie tossed him the ball for a defensive TD?
for the defense I spose, Robert did it when scoring a TD on the offense. 
JMHO
I'd like to hear the commercial for "Cars Against Kids".
Pakrz posted:Perhaps my memory is crap... but didn't LeRoy Butler "invent" the Lambeau Leap after Reggie tossed him the ball for a defensive TD?
Yes. I was at the game against the LA Raiders. 4 degrees below 0 and a 28-0 win. I sat about 6 rows behind the Raiders bench. I've never seen guys that wanted to be there less than those guys in the 4th quarter.
It shouldn't have counted tho. Reggie stepped OB.
Oddly enough, the original Lambeau Leap was executed by a defensive player, strong safety LeRoy Butler. It happened Dec. 26, 1993, in a game against the Raiders, who at that time were calling Los Angeles home.
"Those guys didn't really want to be there," Butler, sitting in a Milwaukee radio station, remembered. "The play happens; I cause a fumble."
The ball bounced into the hands of Hall of Fame defensive end Reggie White, who headed toward the end zone. Just as he was being tackled, White looked over and flipped the ball to Butler.
"I was excited because I'm going to score my first touchdown," Butler said, watching tape of the play. "All this stuff is going through my head. And as I'm about to score, you see me point right there to this guy. And I jump. And this guy just kind of grabs me."
Butler fell short of getting his hips over the edge, but several good-natured fans hoisted him into the stands.
"I know a lot of people say, 'Well, act like you've been there before,'" Butler said. "I'm a defensive guy. I may not ever get back there again. So I was going to make the most of it.
Um... looks like a UDFA candidate? Sweet pick..
Brad Kaaya in the 7th. Hundley will be gone next season, Callahan needs competition. Get another guy into the McCarthy QB school pipeline.
Steelers just drafted a long snapper.
"Damn it! I said 'decaf coffee', not 'draft Kofi'."
Kaaya gone, maybe Chad Kelly, but he sounds like a jagoff. Good arm, though.
There are three good leaving soon in the draft including a Bakersfield boy who went to Alabama, Cole Maaza. Four years of college, 0 bad snaps
Ted might be thinking he can get Leo Musso as an UDF, but I would probably trade my two 7's to move up just to make sure