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Path to the Draft Emoji Grades for AFC North ...

He's a Lebron type generational talent ...

Houston DT Ed Oliver is pretty much a lock to be the #1 pick in the 2019 draft. And he may even win the Heisman next year. 290 lbs but he may run a 4.4 40 at the combine. The only DT I have ever seen triple teamed regularly. He’s the only 5 star recruit to ever go to a non power 5 conference school, as he chose his hometown Houston. But really his talent should have put him at Alabama etc. His tape is the most impressive I have ever seen from a DL. He's the fastest player on the field as the DT, can block kicks, drop in coverage, run down WR's. Let’s just hope Cleveland doesn’t pick #1 again.

Denzel Ward already hurt Denzel Ward (hip) slated to miss Saturday's practice By Andie Hagemann Published: May 5, 2018 at 01:20 p.m. Cleveland Browns rookie defensive back Denzel Ward is expected to miss Saturday's rookie minicamp practice due to a hip injury. Ward, who exited Friday's practice early after suffering the injury, is being held out for "precautionary reasons," according to Browns team reporter Andrew Gribble. "I am always going to be cautious with our guys," Browns head coach Hue Jackson said per the team's official website. "If I think that they have a little nick or something right now. I do not think being out here and having a guy if there is anything that we feel that might hurt a guy, I am going to make sure that I take him out. He did some good things, just watching him run around, too. We will see where he is tomorrow and go from there." Ward was selected No. 4 overall in the 2018 NFL Draft last week. The Ohio State cover man ranked as Daniel Jeremiah's fourth-best prospect. The Browns' three-day rookie minicamp concludes Sunday. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000931672/article/denzel-ward-hip-slated-to-miss-saturdays-practice

Big Ben on Rudolph pick: How does it help us win now? By Chris Wesseling Updated: May 4, 2018 at 06:01 p.m. One year after "seriously" contemplating retirement, Ben Roethlisberger is struggling with the Steelers' decision to draft Mason Rudolph as his heir apparent. Without access to Pittsburgh's practices or the coaching staff's evaluations, it's impossible to gauge Dobbs' progress. What we do know, however, is that he was overwhelmed in preseason action last summer and the presence of Rudolph places his roster spot in jeopardy. It's hard to blame the Steelers for taking another swing at a quarterback they graded on par with the best in this year's draft class. Even if Roethlisberger plans to play three more years, he's not in a position to guarantee that level of commitment. "The key is, for me, I'm always going to take it one season at a time," Roethlisberger added Friday. "I'm going to give everything this year and lay it all on the line like I do every week, for this season, for my guys. And then just really kind of at the end of the season, it's the same thing. You go through the evaluation process of how you feel." The Steelers' responsibility is to the fans, the city of Pittsburgh, the members of the organization and the entire roster -- not just to Roethlisberger and his quarterback-room cohorts. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000931628/article/big-ben-on-rudolph-pick-how-does-it-help-us-win-now

Burfict #55 Malik #45 and Malik has the dreads like Burfict used to. The Squeelers now have to keep their head on a swivel from two directions.

When I watch Malik play he reminds me of Burfict ... so the thought of having 2 head hunters like that on the field at once is badass.

A 240 pound thumper with WR speed and size that gives him as wide of shoulders as 270 lb Hubbard.

Him and Burfict will end Rapistberger's career this season ... I can feel it.

Plus you gotta love a man of the people who gets free pizza for a year and disperses it for free to the masses ...

The more I look into, this is becoming my favorite pick. I think they got 1st rd talent in the 3rd and that he will start by year's end.