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Who is that a picture of? I mean, yeah it's Boomer's jersey...not his face, arms, etc...am I missing something?

Relative Athletic Score Relative Athletic Score (RAS) is a metric that combines the various categories measured at the NFL Combine -- height, weight, wingspan, drill exercises -- into one aggregate number that's then contextualized against other athletes of the same position.

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I was thinking Mahommes...I sure hope he eventually finds a helmet that fits him right.

Absolutely on the control aspect...not to mention the time consuming aspect of it. She seems like she's already spread pretty thin in the endeavors that she wants to do and a reality show is a serious time commitment. Not happening.

Hmmmmm...I think there are some folks that answered the question optimistically like I did...all the choices *COULD* be considered a successful draft pick based on circumstances. I think you would have gotten a much different result if the question was "What do you consider the MINIMUM criteria for a successful draft pick FOR ALL THREE TOP PICKS?" instead. I for one did not assume minimum, nor did I assume all three simultaneously. Just sayin'.

I voted for the ProBowl selection, but that's admittedly wishful thinking. Honestly, any one of those choices could constitute a successful selection depending on specific circumstances IMHO.

That would be a great game to watch for the almost 10% of the population with red/green color blindness...not the mention the players with it.

Thanks for the clarification, I clearly misunderstood and assumed play clock. It frustrated me to no end how guys like Brady seemed to always get "the benefit of doubt" (i.e. a couple extra seconds) during critical parts of the game...guess nothing has changed for the NFL chosen few in that regard.

Dude standing behind him looks like Chumlee from "Pawn Stars"

Not violent enough ON the field...only with women and children?

Wonder if he gets a discount at Subway? Could be a lucrative side hustle for him...buy sammiches at a discount and resell to the team...win-win!!!...while losing on the field.

Yeah, and it was pretty cool that he was on that show "Laugh-In". "Sock it to Me!"

Do his thigh pads really say "Neighborhood Hero"??? I'm guessing some of his neighbors may disagree.

We could all pool some funds and send Harry and his lady friend for a re-conn mission? I'm guessing he'd be on board.

I wish the best for DJ...one of my favs...disappointed that the Bengals couldn't work something out with him. Anyway, I hope he comes back as good as ever and does well for Detroit...until we face them in the SuperBowl of course.

Well well, for a 7th round pick, #224 is pretty good all things considered...it's the FOURTH pick of the 7th round...I previously assumed it was Houston's pick at #247.

I love this pick even more now.

So according to https://www.drafttek.com/NFL-Trade-Value-Chart.asp?RequestTeam=cin it appears ON PAPER as though a middle of the 5th is more realistic for our three 6ths. However, to Sparky's point, there are teams that are looking to add cheap quantity (cap hell?) over quality, and the trade value chart is just a rough guide and always has glaring exceptions every year. To answer your question, no I wouldn't expect the Bengals to trade their 4th for three 6ths as I believe the Bengals are looking for quality over quantity with plenty of cap space.

Not to nit picks, but BJ suggested trading THREE 6th rounders (2 comps & 1 regular) for a 4th. Should be easy enough to look up the trade value chart to confirm how realistic that is, but I'm just too lazy.

Normally I'd say Interior Defensive Line, but Brandon Dorlus seems to be a Defensive End, so I dunno?

Love it!

Curly Neal for the win.