NFL 2020 Season: Gravy Edition!

I’m sure Breida is being shipped out because of his fumbling issues. I did like him as a change of pace speedster, but Coleman is a more all around back. I just hope Mostert doesn’t turn out to be a flash in the pan.

Ya know what I’m saying, Only bad thing about keeping Coleman over Breida, know what I’m sayin’, is that I think I lose between, know what I’m sayin’, 2 and 5 thousand brain cells every time Coleman gives an interview, ya know what I’m saying.

Edit: after reading about the Breida trade I have only just learned about McKinnon restructuring his contract to stay on the team? Could be interesting. I had thought him all but a goner all of last season.

miami trading all these late picks

Staley retirement now official:

Miami picking a long snapper. We're getting to the good part of the draft now.

Blitz said:

*Take PFF with a grain of salt, this is being echoed everywhere*

Anae at #179 (Brugler had him at #87). Great draft by the FO, can't believe I'm saying that. Now let's hope they work out on the field as well as they do on paper!

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Yes, I'd like to relive the '90's, not the '80's.

Jerry needs to draft from the yacht every year.

Holy shit the draft was boring as hell. I felt like I was watching a parody of it.

Well, at least the Trent Williams thing is over. Return was pretty weak, but I guess having another 3rd next year isn't the worst.

Colts with 3 consecutive picks was interesting.

Also, as a thing I would like for Houston to just implode and go 3-13 next season. Thanks.

Guess Rivera and company are comfortable with our current CB's and TE's.

Okay.

Chanur said:

Colts are winning the division.

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That's fine, but I need Houston to fully crap out since Miami has their first 2 picks next draft too.

Redskins sign Randy Moss' kid as an UDFA

Some interesting notes from the 49ers post draft press conference.

They knew Joe Staley was going to retire before the draft. My personal conjecture is that Joe delayed his retirement announcement so that SF would maintain some leverage in trade negotiations, so thanks for that Joe.

They were questioned on if they considered taking Wirfs at 13 given that they knew Staley was retiring and not knowing if they’d be able to complete the trade for Williams. Either Kyle or John said they thought about it but ultimately decided to take the risk on Kinlaw at 14 and use the 4th rounder from Tampa to draft Colton McKivitz as a potential Staley replacement.

Ultimately they instead used to 4th to move up to get Aiyuk and traded Breida to get the 5th round pick and got McKivitz there anyway, who will probably play guard (as was mentioned here earlier) since they were able to complete the Williams trade.