Obviously after the draft btw.

A guy was giving out autographs but we didn't get a name, young guy. Any idea who it is ?

Since 2019 my friend (a Broncos fan) and I (a Patriots fan) have played a game on NFL draft night where we try to predict the first round of draft picks.

The original game was built with a very delicate spreadsheet with 200+ line equations involving dubious scoring math. But we enjoyed the game nonetheless and have always pondered out loud "There should be an app for this".

The wonderful thing about following an unwatchable team like the recent Patriots is that I have so much more time on my hands. 3 hours every Sunday and no playoffs to boot!

I took advantage of the time, turned off yet another "draft talk" podcast and slogged away on Draft Party, replacing those dubious spreadsheet equations with real code.

I built Drafty Party for myself and my friends but I also built it for other NFL fans out there. When your team is just a few pieces away from a championship or just plain sucks like the Patriots do, you need hope and the draft represents hope. And when your team's front office also sucks at drafting and stomps that hope into the ground, you can at least have some fun among friends.

https://www.draft-party.com/

Spotted today in Saltcoats, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I am sure I recognise that logo from somewhere 🤔

If we trade back from 24 once and possibly twice depending on how high the best traded pick is, who are your day 2 or day 3 dream picks?

I'm looking to find a place for my buddies and I to watch the first round of the draft together somewhere outside of downtown. Most of us are north of Minneapolis. Looking for something in that northwest wedge of the twin cities.

Any recommendations?

Looks like Tra Blake really turned a blind eye—so the NFL turned the blind guy into an umpire. At least now he only has to watch the line, not ruin the game.

“Referee Tra Blake will no longer be a referee.

FootballZebras.com reports that the NFL has reassigned Blake to umpire. Blake had spent three years in that position, after previously serving as an umpire.

The reason for the move wasn’t given. Given that most officials aspire to become referees, it’s fair to wonder whether it was an involuntary move.

Blake and his crew missed the obvious facemask foul late in the Vikings-Rams Thursday night game. His crew also missed a pass interference foul by the Chiefs late in a Sunday night game against the Falcons.

Blake was promoted to referee in 2022, following the retirement of Tony Corrente. Blake earned no postseason assignments during his time as a referee.

In a corresponding move, the NFL has promoted umpire Alex Moore to referee. It’s unclear at this point whether Moore will assume responsibility for Blake’s crew.

As noted by FootballZebras.com, Blake is only the 12th referee during the Super Bowl-era to be reassigned to a lesser position. Others who moved out of the referee job were Ben Dreith and Phil Luckett.”

so he falls to us!

Here’s a joke for you: a Vikings fan walks into a bar, Adrian Petersons game where he broke the rushing record is on, Kleinsasser is out there blocking like a mad man, things were good. There’s no joke, it’s on now, does anybody else love these rookie Peterson whole games they’re playing? Like let’s go

Found this hat online but they only ship in the EU. Anyone know where to find in US?

Bears and Chargers his rookie year

Last year in the Edge 3 role, Pat Jones II played
- 459 snaps (76th) - 315 pass rush snaps (61st) - 19 solo tackles (63rd) - 7 sacks (33rd) - 13 QB hurries (86th) - 4 QB hits (70th) - 24 pressures (75th)

This year, my expectations are for DT to put up stats like this, but juiced a bit. I’d be happy with something like

• 600 snaps (400 pass rush)
• 35-40 pressures
• 6-8 sacks
• 1 interception

Was he even like any good Vikings fans?