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  1. While Ivey is still an unconventional and arguably underqualified candidate for what many are hoping for, he's clearly a better candidate than he was a few years ago when he was discussed, between the S Sudan Olympics job and working as Ime's #2 assistant while not being under his besty KD's influence
  2. I'm curious who the IOL are who DJ thinks Houston can get "later", I'm assuming at pick #58 He did list some WRs he liked in the mid-late 2nd if they passed at #25, although he seemed to think Houston should go WR with that first pick The two TEs who seem like they could be there are Fannin and Helm. If Arroyo or Taylor are there and there's no injury/character issues sinking them, I think you take them without thinking about There's so many DTs that there should be various options at that pick, the bigger question is who could be there at #89
  3. Some people like to say that Luck was always going to Stanford, but I bet if Mack charmed him early, Texas would have had a shot
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    2025 NFL Draft

    The context there was a broncos reporter asking about Sean Payton recently talking about how he wanted a “joker” player who he can get the ball in his hands for explosives, and DJ mentioned that if it’s in the form of a RB it could be Blue In *potentially* the third round
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    Bourbon

    Heaven Hill
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    Bourbon

    It’s in mid June, so hopefully that’ll be enough runway We already have dinner planned that night, so maybe everything you listed except dinner?
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    Bourbon

    No, I’m just the one guy in the group who drinks a lot of bourbon, so I’m tasked with organizing the distillery day I guess my main question at this point is do we just done one tour, and then just go to the bar at the next two places?
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    2025 NFL Draft

    Daniel Jeremiah did his annual Q&A conference call with industry reporters Here's the interesting notes
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    2025 NFL Draft

    McShay's first mockdraft in two years (behind a paywall, and he refused to give the mock in his podcast) Houston drafting an OT is absurd 1) Tennessee- Abdul Carter 2) Cleveland- Travis Hunter 3) NYG- Cam Ward 4) New England- Mason Graham 5) Jacksonville- Tyler Warren 6) Las Vegas- Sheduer Sanders 7) NYJ- Will Johnson '8) Carolina- Mykel Williams 9) New Orleans- Jalon Walker 10) Chicago- Will Campbell 11) San Francisco- Kelvin Banks Jr 12) Dallas- Ashton Jeanty 13) Miami- Armand Membou 14) Indianapolis- Jahdae Barron 15) Atlanta- Mike Green 16) Arizona- James Pearce Jr 17) Cincinnati- Colston Loveland 18) Seattle- Tyler Booker 19) Tampa Bay- Jihaad Campbell 20) Denver- Tetairoa McMillan 21) Pittsburgh- Omarion Hampton 22) LAC- Kenneth Grant 23) Green Bay- Walter Nolen 24) Minnesota- TreVeyon Henderson 25) Houston- Josh Simmons 26) LAR- Josh Conerly JR 27) Baltimore- Azareye'h Thomas 28) Detroit- Shemar Stewart 29) Washington- Matthew Golden 30) Buffalo- Derrick Harmon 31) Kansas City- Donovan Jackson 32) Philadelphia- TJ Sanders
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    Bourbon

    Thanks for the response Would you do a tour for the first stop (whichever you think has the best tour), and then just hang at the bars of the other two?
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    Bourbon

    Following up on this, it'll be about 20 guys in a bachelor party, the vast majority (say at least 15) aren't really bourbon drinkers, and are just there to have fun. We're going to do one day of a private tour bus, and they said for a 9 hour day they usually recommend three stops, although they'll do it however you want to With those parameters, what would you do? It seems like some of this will be wasted on a bunch of guys who aren't bourbon snobs
  12. https://x.com/mattharmon_byb/status/1891943888274739687?s=46&t=7yufmFT67hgkDkN-IV5rhw
  13. In DJ's latest mock, five of the names I'm hoping will make it to #25 are off the board in Booker, Loveland, Nolen, Grant, and Zabel. The three candidates for WR2 (Golden, Egbuka, Burden III) and Donovan Jackson are still sitting there though. As are the two TEs I like after the big two, although it might be a reach to take them (Arroyo and Taylor)
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    2025 NFL Draft

    https://x.com/MoveTheSticks/status/1891897189355376853
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    2025 NFL Draft

    Brugler was on Mays' podcast, and for Quinn he mentioned how while he respected how he gritted his way through playing while injured throughout his career, his play did drop quite a bit when that happened, and he talked about how in the NFL QBs are always playing injured as the season goes on, and you have to be able to keep your level of play high while playing injured. With Banks, he talked about how there's a lot of rough tape of him losing balance and falling off of blocks quickly, and he contrasted him with the Missouri guy who has mostly clean tape and is always staying balanced
  16. https://x.com/AaronWilson_NFL/status/1889678385321759045
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    2025 NFL Draft

    https://sports.yahoo.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-50-chiefs-take-ol-after-super-bowl-throttling-and-how-do-eagles-add-to-embarrassment-of-riches-013401042.html
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    2025 NFL Draft

    Texas fans won't like this one Brugler updated top 100 1) Travis Hunter- CB- Colorado 2) Abdul Carter- Edge- Penn State 3) Jalon Walker- Edge- Georgia 4) Mason Graham- DT- Michigan 5) Ashton Jeanty- RB- Boise State 6) Will Campbell- OT- LSU 7) Tetairoa McMillan- WR- Arizona '8) Armand Membou- OT- Missouri 9) Shemar Stewart- Edge- Texas A&M 10) Tyler Warren- TE- Penn State 11) Colston Loveland- TE- Michigan 12) Mike Green- Edge- Marshall 13) Will Johnson- CB- Michigan 15) Cam Ward- QB- Miami 14) Malaki Starks- S- Georgia 16) Mykel Williams- Edge- Georgia 17) Josh Simmons- OT- Ohio State 18) Tyler Booker- G- Alabama 19) Derrick Harmon- DT- Oregon 20) Luther Burden III- WR- Missouri 21) James Pearce Jr- Edge- Tennessee 22) Kelvin Banks Jr- OT- Texas 23) Jihaad Campbell- LB- Alabama 24) Emeka Egbuka- WR- Ohio State 25) Shedeur Sanders- QB- Colorado 26) Kenneth Grant- DT- Michigan 27) Mathew Golden- WR- Texas 28) Nick Emmanwori- S- South Carolina 29) Walter Nolen- DT- Ole Miss 30) Donovan Ezeiruaku- Edge- Boston College 31) Josh Conerly Jr- OT- Oregon 32) Shavon Revel Jr- CB- East Carolina 33) Tyleik Williams- DT- Ohio State 34) Donovan Jackson- OT- Ohio State 35) Kaleb Johnson- RB- Iowa 36) Omarion Hampton- RB- North Carolina 37) Mason Taylor- TE- LSU 38) Grey Zabel- C- North Dakota State 39) Elijah Arroyo- TE- Miami 40) Jahdae Barron- CB- Texas 41) JT Tuimoloau- Edge- Ohio State 42) Azareye'h Thomas- CB- Florida State 43) Carson Schwesinger- LB- UCLA 44) Jack Sawyer- Edge- Ohio State 45) Landon Jackson- Edge- Arkansas 46) Xavier Watts- S- Notre Dame 47) Alfred Collins- DT- Texas 48) Jayden Higgins- WR- Iowa State 49) TreVeyon Henderson- RB- Ohio State 50) Aireontae Ersery- OT- Minnesota 51) Jordan Burch- Edge- Oregon 52) Jonah Savaiinaea- G- Arizona 53) Nic Scourton- Edge- Texas A&M 54) Maxwell Hairston- CB- Kentucky 55) Benjamin Morrison- CB- Notre Dame 56) Shemar Turner- DT- Texas A&M 57) Jaxson Dart- QB- Ole Miss 58) Jalen Royals- WR- Utah State 59) Tyler Shough- QB- Louisville 60) TJ Sanders- DT- South Carolina 61) Jalen Milroe- QB- Alabama 62) Jordan James- RB- Oregon 63) Cameron Williams- OT- Texas 64) Gunnar Helm- TE- Texas 65) Josaiah Stewart- Edge- Michigan 66) Marcus Mbow- G- Purdue 67) Darius Alexander- DT- Toledo 68) Tre Harris- WR- Ole Miss 69) Tate Ratledge- G- Georgia 70) Quinshon Judkins- RB- Ole Miss 71) Ashton Gillotte- Edge- Louisville 72) Jaylin Noel- WR- Iowa State 73) Jordan Phillips- DT- Maryland 74) Jack Bech- WR- TCU 75) Princely Umanmielen- Edge- Ole Miss 76) Deone Walker- DT- Kentucky 77) Quincy Riley- CB- Louisville 78) Omarr Norman-Lott- DT- Tennessee 79) Kevin Winston Jr- S- Penn State 80) Dylan Sampson- RB- Tennessee 81) Ozzy Trapilo- OT- Boston College 82) Harold Fannin Jr- TE- Bowling Green 83) Jared Wilson- C- Georgia 84) Will Howard- QB- Ohio State 85) Danny Stutsman- LB- Oklahoma 86) Jacob Parrish- CB- Kansas State 87) Kyle Kennard- Edge- South Carolina 88) Joshua Farmer- DT- Florida State 89) Tez Johnson- WR- Oregon 90) Elic Ayomanor- WR- Stanford 91) Nohl Williams- CB- Cal 92) Oluwafemim Oladejo- Edge- UCLA 93) Trey Amos- CB- Ole Miss 94) Isaiah Bond- WR- Texas 95) RJ Harvey- RB- UCF 96) Cobee Bryant- CB- Kansas 97) Andrew Mukuba- S- Texas 98) Terrance Ferguson- TE- Oregon 99) Darien Porter- CB- Iowa State 100) Chris Paul Jr- LB- Ole Miss
  19. Reminder of some things Caserio/DeMeco have tended to draft - P5 plus Notre Dame - Team captains - GPS game tracked speed over testing speed (a way to find value?) - Avoiding players with injury histories - Younger - Participated in senior/shrine bowl https://x.com/Texans_Thoughts/status/1884623511211114580
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    2025 NFL Draft

    He'll be a project QB for a few years, I think
  21. Any measurables stuff from Gerry?
  22. Snatch rules. Nice shout, there.
  23. Caley doesn't have play calling experience either
  24. If the offense takes off and Caley gets a Liam Coen'd into a HC job, Jerrod will probably finally get his OC job. While Stroud likely wanted him to get the job this time, I don't think you could justify that with him being in this same offense last year
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    2025 NFL Draft

    This guy knows his OL Offensive Tackles Best Run-Blocker: Armand Membou Best Pass-Blocker: Josh Simmons Best Zone-Blocker: Armand Membou Most Pro-Ready: Ozzy Trapilo Most Versatile: Josh Simmons 1. Armand Membou, Missouri (7.9) 2. Josh Simmons, Ohio State (7.9) 3. Kelvin Banks Jr., Texas (7.8) 4. Josh Conerly Jr., Oregon (7.5) 5. Cameron Williams, Texas (7.4) 6. Ozzy Trapilo, Boston College (7.4) 7. Aireontae Ersery, Minnesota (7.3) 8. Marcus Mbow, Purdue (7.2) 9. Charles Grant, William & Mary (7.0) 10. Chase Lundt, Connecticut (6.8) 11. Ajani Cornelius, Oregon (6.8) 12. Anthony Belton, North Carolina State (6.5) 13. Jalen Travis, Iowa State (6.4) 14. Logan Brown, Kansas (6.2) 15. Jack Nelson, Wisconsin (6.2) Interior Offensive Linemen Scouted by Brandon Thorn Best Run-Blocker: Will Campbell Best Pass-Blocker: Will Campbell Best Zone-Blocker: Will Campbell Most Pro-Ready: Tyler Booker Most Versatile: Grey Zabel 1. Will Campbell, LSU (8.4) 2. Tyler Booker, Alabama (7.8) 3. Grey Zabel, North Dakota State (7.6) 4. Tate Ratledge, Georgia (7.5) 5. Donovan Jackson, Ohio State (7.4) 6. Jonah Savaiinaea, Arizona (7.4) 7. Wyatt Milum, West Virginia (7.4) 8. Seth McLaughlin, Ohio State (7.4) 9. Jalen Rivers, Miami (7.2) 10. Jared Wilson, Georgia (7.0) 11. Emery Jones Jr., LSU (7.0) 12. Miles Frazier, LSU (6.9) 13. Caleb Rogers, Texas Tech (6.8) 14. Dylan Fairchild, Georgia (6.6) 15. Jackson Slater, Sacramento State (6.5) 16. Jonah Monheim, USC (6.4) 17. Clay Webb, Jacksonville State (6.1) https://x.com/BrandonThornNFL/status/1886809082515910727
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