Solid fire-hydrant of a player. Impossible to move, extremely experienced and smart.

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still haven't heard just how many there were , but their saying more then two dozen , luckily , the worst stayed just south of where I live

there are some crazy footage in this video

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Saturday April 27, 2024 at 12pm ET


2024 NFL Draft Order | Round 4

101) Carolina Panthers
102) Seattle Seahawks (from WAS)
103) New England Patriots
104) Arizona Cardinals
105) Los Angeles Chargers
106) Tennessee Titans
107) New York Giants
108) Minnesota Vikings
109) Atlanta Falcons
110) New England Patriots (from CHI through LAC)
111) New York Jets
112) Las Vegas Raiders
113) Baltimore Ravens (from DEN through NYJ)
114) Jacksonville Jaguars
115) Cincinnati Bengals
116) Jacksonville Jaguars (from NO)
117) Indianapolis Colts
118) Seattle Seahawks
119) Pittsburgh Steelers
120) Philadelphia Eagles (from LAR through PIT)
121) Denver Broncos (from MIA)
122) Chicago Bears (from PHI)
123) Philadelphia Eagles (from CLE through HOU)
124) San Francisco 49ers (from DAL)
125) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
126) Green Bay Packers
127) Houston Texans
128) Buffalo Bills
129) New York Jets (from DET through MIN)
130) Baltimore Ravens
131) Kansas City Chiefs
132) Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory Pick from SF)
133) Kansas City Chiefs (Compensatory Pick from BUF)
134) New York Jets (from BAL, Compensatory Pick)
135) San Francisco 49ers

2024 NFL Draft Order | Round 5

136) Denver Broncos (from CAR through CLE)
137) Los Angeles Chargers (from NE)
138) Arizona Cardinals
139) Washington Commodes
140) Los Angeles Chargers
141) Buffalo Bills (from NYG through CAR)
142) Indianapolis Colts (from TEN through CAR)
143) Atlanta Falcons
144) Buffalo Bills (from CHI)
145) Denver Broncos (from NYJ)
146) Tennessee Titans (from MIN through PHI)
147) Denver Broncos
148) Las Vegas Raiders
149) Cincinnati Bengals
150) New Orleans Saints
151) Indianapolis Colts
152) Philadelphia Eagles (from SEA through WAS)
153) Jacksonville Jaguars
154) Los Angeles Rams
155) Indianapolis Colts (from PIT through LAR, CAR)
156) Cleveland Browns (from PHI)
157) Carolina Panthers (from CLE through ARI,NYJ)
158) Miami Dolphins
159) Kansas City Chiefs (from DAL)
160) Buffalo Bills (from GB)
161) Washington Commodes (from TB through PHI)
162) Arizona Cardinals (from HOU)
163) Buffalo Bills
164) Detroit Lions
165) Baltimore Ravens
166) New York Giants (from SF through CAR)
167) Jacksonville Jaguars (from KC through MIN)
168) Green Bay Packers (Compensatory Pick from NO)
169) Green Bay Packers (Compensatory Pick)
170) New Orleans Saints (Compensatory Pick)
171) Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory Pick)
172) Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory Pick)
173) San Francisco 49ers (Compensatory Pick from KC)
174) Dallas Cowboys (Compensatory Pick)
175) New Orleans Saints (Compensatory Pick)
176) San Francisco 49ers (Compensatory Pick)

2024 NFL Draft Order | Round 6

177) Minnesota Vikings (from CAR through JAX)
178) Pittsburgh Steelers (from ARI through CAR)
179) Seattle Seahawks (from WAS)
180) New England Patriots
181) Los Angeles Chargers
182) Tennessee Titans
183) New York Giants
184) Miami Dolphins (from CHI)
185) New York Jets
186) Atlanta Falcons (from MIN through ARI)
187) Atlanta Falcons
188) Houston Texans (from LV through NE and MIN)
189) Houston Texans (from DEN via LAR and BUF)
190) Green Bay Packers (from NO)
191) Arizona Cardinals (from IND)
192) Seattle Seahawks
193) Jacksonville Jaguars
194) Cincinnati Bengals
195) Pittsburgh Steelers
196) Los Angeles Rams
197) Atlanta Falcons (from CLE)
198) Miami Dolphins
199) New Orleans Saints (from PHI)
200) Carolina Panthers (from DAL through HOU, BUF)
201) Detroit Lions (from TB)
202) Green Bay Packers
203) Minnesota Vikings (from DEN through HOU, CLE, NYJ)
204) Buffalo Bills
205) Detroit Lions
206) Cleveland Browns (from BAL)
207) Denver Broncos (from SF)
208) Las Vegas Raiders (from KC)
209) Los Angeles Rams (Compensatory Pick)
210) Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory Pick)
211) Kansas City Chiefs (Compensatory Pick from SF)
212) Jacksonville Jaguars (Compensatory Pick)
213) Los Angeles Rams (Compensatory Pick)
214) Cincinnati Bengals (Compensatory Pick)
215) San Francisco 49ers (Compensatory Pick)
216) Dallas Cowboys (Compensatory Pick)
217) Los Angeles Rams (Compensatory Pick)
218) New York Jets (Compensatory Pick)
219) Green Bay Packers (Compensatory Pick)
220) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Compensatory Pick)

2024 NFL Draft Order | Round 7

221) Buffalo Bills (from CAR through TEN, KC)
222) Washington Commodes
223) Las Vegas Raiders (from NE)
224) Cincinnati Bengals (from ARI through HOU)
225) Los Angeles Chargers
226) Arizona Cardinals (from NYG)
227) Cleveland Browns (from TEN)
228) Baltimore Ravens (from NYJ)
229) Las Vegas Raiders (from MIN)
230) Minnesota Vikings (from ATL through CLE and ARI)
231) New England Patriots (from CHI)
232) Minnesota Vikings (from DEN through SF and HOU)
233) Dallas Cowboys (from LV)
234) Indianapolis Colts
235) Seattle Seahawks
236) Jacksonville Jaguars
237) Cincinnati Bengals
238) Houston Texans (from NO)
239) New Orleans Saints (from DEN through LAR)
240) Carolina Panthers (from PIT)
241) Miami Dolphins
242) Tennessee Titans (from PHI)
243) Cleveland Browns
244) Dallas Cowboys
245) Green Bay Packers
246) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
247) Houston Texans
248) Kansas City Chiefs (from BUF)
249) Detroit Lions
250) Baltimore Ravens
251) San Francisco 49ers
252) Tennessee Titans (from KC)
253) Los Angeles Chargers (Compensatory Pick)
254) Los Angeles Rams (Compensatory Pick)
255) Green Bay Packers (Compensatory Pick)
256) Denver Broncos (Compensatory Pick, from NYJ)
257) New York Jets (Compensatory Pick)

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Appreciate there are multiple draft threads running but I don't have time to read 800-something replies. So let's do a quick check - how we all feeling after day 2?

Mark me down as having singed pubes and eyebrows. I think we are fucking nailing this, there's a clear plan and a clear style of player they are looking for which mirrors their moves last year and also I'm free agency this year.

It's clear to me that this team is now prioritising high character "guys who care" with relentless motors and impeccable attitudes. And these guys are dogs. I absolutely love it.

What we all thinking?

Base if things remain basically the same in scheme

DT--Kobie Turner
NT --Bobby Brown III
DE-- Braden Fiske
OLB --Jared Verse
OLB --Byron Young
ILB --Ernest Jones
ILB --Christian Rozeboom
BC --Darious Williams
FC --Tre'Davious White
S --Quentin Lake
S --Kamren Curl


Passing downs
passing downs
DT--Kobie Turner
DT-- Braden Fiske
DE --Jared Verse
DE --Byron Young
ILB --Ernest Jones
ILB -- Christian Rozeboom
BC --Darious Williams
FC --Tre'Davious White
slot --Quentin Lake
S --Kamren Curl
S --Kam Kinchens

Also, could go dime
DT--Kobie Turner
DT-- Braden Fiske
DE --Jared Verse
DE --Byron Young
ILB --Ernest Jones
ILB -- Kameron Curl
BC --Darious Williams
FC --Tre'Davious White
slot --Quentin Lake-- (Durant if they want 3 CBs rather than 3 safeties)
S --Kamren Curl
S -- Russ Yeast or Jason Taylor II

Also, could go -- Curl in Was played LBer in passing downs a lot, Verse can play inside
DT--Kobie Turner
DT-- Jared Verse
DE -- Michael Hoecht --- or what if Mathis develops
DE --Byron Young
ILB --Ernest Jones
ILB -- Kameron Curl
BC --Darious Williams
FC --Tre'Davious White
slot --Quentin Lake (Durant if they want 3 CBs rather than 3 safeties)
S --Kamren Curl
S -- Russ Yeast or Jason Taylor II

Bob McGinn talks with scouts

3. BLAKE CORUM, Michigan (5-7 ½, 204, 4.53, 2-3): Started 29 of 45 games over four years, setting the Wolverines’ record for touchdowns from scrimmage with 61 (28 in 2023). “Love that kid,” one scout said. “Great pad level, tough, hard to tackle, very strong for his frame. Just not a home-run guy, but the NFL is made of guys like that on first and second down. He can play on third down because you can trust him in pass protection. He’ll be a playoff-style running back when you have to run the football. I would not be afraid to take him in the second, based on your roster. He has to stay healthy but trust me, he will do everything in the offseason to make sure he’s healthy. In the offseason, Blake Corum will be one of those guys who’s in the building every single day even if he doesn’t have to be. Character is off the charts.” Was in the running for the Heisman Trophy in 2022 before suffering ligament, cartilage and bone damage in a knee late in the season. Still finished seventh before being named the team’s MVP and toughest player by vote of his teammates. Started all 15 games in 2023 but his yards per carry dipped from 5.9 to 4.8. “I thought he lost just a tick from what he was playing at before the injury,” a second scout said. “Undersized and shifty. Shows good quickness, speed and vision. Just limited in the pass game. He’s a playmaker with the ball in his hands. Willing in pass pro. The size obviously is there but he’s not afraid to throw his body around. Not a natural route runner but he can catch it. There’s a shot for him to be a starter.” Finished with 675 carries for 3,737 (5.5) and 58 TDs but caught just 56 passes. “He’s faster than Emmitt Smith but Smith weighed 10 more pounds and was taller,” a third scout said. “Of all the players in this year’s draft, if I had to pick one player that I loved watching, (Jayden) Daniels would be first and Corum would be the second. I don’t know if the guy can last at that size. Emmitt Smith had the best balance of anyone and this guy has that same type of balance. The guy is a terrific player.” His 27 reps on the bench press led the position. “Other than size, I really like him,” said a fourth scout. “I don’t like that size. I think he’s strictly a strong backup.” From Marshall, Va.

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Got me going

Quick and twitchy defensive lineman. Not my first choice, but I like the player.

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In parenthesis is good players that were still on the board in the mock.

SI.com
52 - DT M. Smith (Cooper, Hall Jr, Paul)
83 - CB Kris Abrams-Draine (Ruke, Puni, Kamara)
99 - WR R.Wilson

NFL.com
52 - S Bullard (Jenkins, Hall Jr, Kneeland)
83 - TE Sinnott (Kamara, Tampa, Puni)
99 - Rattler

Brugler
52 - WR R.Wilson (Suamataia, Isaac, Fiske, Hall Jr)
83 - S Bishop (Lloyd, Puni, P.Wilson, Trice)
99 - QB Rattler

Bleacher Report
52 - QB Rattler (R.Wilson, Franklin, Ruke, Fiske, Jenkins, Isaac, E. Cooper, Braswell)
83 - DT Hall Jr (P.Wilson, Sweat, Sainristil)
99 - CB KAD

PFF
52 - Edge Trice (Corley, Coleman, Franklin, JPJ, Tampa, Isaac, Kneeland, P. Wilson)
83 - CB K. Jackson (M.Smith, McMillian, KAD)
99 - WR B. Rice

CBS
52 - TE Sinnott (DeJean, Paul, Corley, Fiske)
83 - C Van Pran (Lloyd, Sweat, Rakestraw)
99 - QB Pratt

Sporting News
52 - CB Sainristil (Isaac, Jenkins, JPJ, Trice, R.Wilson, Kneeland, Hall Jr)
83 - LB Trotter Jr ( Paul, KAD)
99 - RB Estime

Would you like any of these?

Love the Verse pick and the relationship between his coach at Albany with Donald when at Pittsburgh.
I can't help but think how this D Line will look and how it would look with AD there.

So, lol, any chance AD watched the draft and said damn I would love to strap it on with this kid? And by the end of the draft he is saying damn this team looks like it can win again and I always wanted that second ring?

My vote is Byron Murphy to the Shitbirds.

What a relief that the Rams got Edge out of the way at the top. Seems like there's room now for them to put together a kickass class with three more picks in the top 100. Who's on the round 2 list for you boys.

I'm thinking DL or WR, maybe S. Players I like in all those positions who might make it to us. Wondering if the Rams may take a flyer on an OT project though.

Love this pick. I honestly think that he could be a dominant edge rusher. Powerful, a very good compliment to Agent Zero!

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Quick poll!

Leaving aside if we trade up or down, or just stay at 19, who is the ONE player you don’t want the Rams to draft in the first round?

To me, it is Fuaga.

1-1 in Edmonton is better than I hoped.

Can we finally beat the Oilers in a series?

Go, Kings, Go!

We can comment as players fly off the board to whichever team they go. Do the Rams trade up, stay put at #19 or move back for picks? Lets stay on point with conversation about the draft and implication for our Rams.
Happy Draft Day!

What is your prediction for Day 1 of the 2024 NFL Draft? I’ll provide two:

1. Atlanta takes the first defensive player in the Draft.

2. Seattle selects a player that most will consider a late day 2 or early day 3 grade. See Penny.

Worth a minute and a half of your life.
Thought he was great as Dreaj Foge, this is next level

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Anybody going to be in a chat room for the draft. I’d love to see your reactions real time. It should be entertaining!

This draft is my best attempt at what I think they will attempting to do.

Draft goals

1) Make the offense an elite unit in 2024 through the end of Stafford’s contract in 2026.

2) Fill holes on the D with an emphasis on the front 7 to bring the defense to around league average.


Trades

19 (875) and ’25 1st to Denver for 12 and ’25 3rd – We trade up for a long-term LT.

52 (380) to KC for 64 (270), 131 (41), and ’25 3rd (70) – Classic Snead maneuver. A trade down following a trade up. We trade down on a near perfectly even trade on the trade chart to recoup some ’25 draft capital.

Round 1, pick 12 – Olumuyiwa Fashanu, LT Penn State

We move up to get our LT of the future. He’s a strong pass protector, possibly the best in this class, and he’s also a good run blocker.


Round 2, pick 64 – Michael Hall, Jr., DL Ohio State…

He’s a versatile d’lineman with the length and strength to align at 5T and 3T. He has one of the highest pass rush win rates in the nation at 18.3%. He’ll slide in immediately as the starter at 5T.

(Ruke Orhorhoro, DL also works here.)


Round 3, pick 83 – Mohamed Kamara, Edge Colorado State

This is a Rams type player and my favorite player in the draft. He’s undersized but insanely productive with an incredibly high motor.


Round 3, pick 99 – Brenden Rice, WR USC

He's a tall, vertical playmaker with good speed and size. He’ll be a quality rotational piece at the X receiver spot.


Round 4, pick 131 (from KC) – Audric Estime, RB Notre Dame

Good compliment to Kyren. Great contact balance, best in class at yards after contact, great size and physicality. Doesn’t have great speed, not a HR threat.


Round 5, pick 154 – Khristian Boyd, DL Northern Iowa

Small school gem with a super quick first step and good power. NT depth behind Bobby Brown.


Round 5, pick 155 – Decamerion Richardson, CB Mississippi State

Tested as the most athletic CB in the class. Good in zone, good run defender. He’ll compete for CB2 but most likely will be depth.


Round 6, pick 196 – Jaylen Harrell, Edge Michigan

Rams brought him in for a visit. Great motor, highly productive. 19.9% pass rush win rate on a strong defense. He’ll provide rotational depth.


Round 6, pick 209 – Will Reichard, K Alabama

Let’s solve the kicking woes now.


Round 6, pick 213 – Josh Proctor, S Ohio State

Good ball skills, plus run defender, can align over big slot targets. Coverage limitations due to below-average speed.

I wanted to get a safety sooner because I don’t believe Yeast should be a starter, but there is a glut of vet safety’s on the market so we will likely sign one of them on a 1-year contract.


Round 6, pick 217 – Nathaniel Watson, LB Mississippi State

Throwback LB, good size, stack and shed ability, good blitzer. Highly productive. Tight hips and lacks speed.


Round 7, pick 254 – Andrew Raym, IOL Oklahoma

Tough center with good size. He’ll compete to be the backup to Avila.