TexasAg1969

He doesn't work on Madden. Thanks for the info though.

Not that I have any idea what that means, but I will pass it on. Is it any particular type of games you are talking about? If he deals with those, it's something he can work on.

Really?! My son-in-law is a programmer for EA. I'm gonna have to ask him if he can get me some free play on some of their stuff.

Oh, I got you beat there. Bet a two game baseball parlay, won the first one and had about a 9 run lead early in the 2nd one. Treated myself to a real Vegas steak dinner with a little over half the expected winnings. Came back to collect and not only did those bastards lose me the bet money, but I was out the steak dinner money too. I still beat myself over the head for that bonehead decision. Never pick up your winnings before they are actually won.🙃

If he is an effective 3rd down blocker and /or ST player, he might make the team. One of the things the pros looked at with A&M's LB Cooper is that he was involved in more than 500 ST plays in his career.

WR- Ahmarean Brown, South Carolina WR – Ty James, Mercer* TE – Treyton Welch, Wyoming * He is also listed with the Vikings and articles link him more to them than us. Brown seems to fit ko and punt return more than WR.

RB – Aidan Robbins, BYU OL – Javion Cohen, Miami OL – Lorenzo Thompson, Rhode Island CB – DyShawn Gales, South Dakota State

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-udfa-tracker-2024/

I have Mexican beer from south of the border. I think it's a true wetback.🍺🏊‍♂️

Considering the competition I'd say he has a decent chance , especially if he can add to STs.

Walterfootball: Nathaniel Watson, ILB/OLB, Mississippi State Height: 6-2. Weight: 244. 40 Time: 4.63. Projected Round (2024): 4-6. 4/23/24: In 2023, Watson was a tackling machine for the Bulldogs, recording 137 stops. He made a lot of splash plays as well, notching 10 sacks, two forced fumbles, an interception and two passes defended. Watson played well in 2022 too, totaling 113 tackles, six sacks and an interception. He is an intriguing linebacker with run-defense and pass-rush potential. Watson had a solid week at the Senior Bowl.

And Daniel Jeremiah had him as a late 3rd rounder. I trust him more that most boards. And speed does nothing if you don't have sure hands and YAC which Washington has I believe. You just need a #4 who gets open for 1st downs twitching in behind the others.

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10109407-malik-washington-nfl-draft-2024-scouting-report-for-virginia-wr

So why didn't he take Malik Washington? This was a bad pick IMO.

Could be.

Right about where the Browns could have had him. So now he gets to play in the SB. LOL!😁 EDIT: Browns still get to see him in Philly though.

Having a good friend when I lived in Wyoming who was raised on a 12,000 acre ranch, I can tell you come branding season he could grab and flip those calves all day long without even breathing hard. This is an excellent pick for Houston.

The Texans knew. OSU TE.😁

That was a good trade for Miami. That guy should have gone in the 3rd. Speedy, speedy, speedy will fit well there.

You mean like DT? LOL! (I just could not resist).🙃

And the Ag Robinson went early in the 4th, just about where I expected.

NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah, there are 20 top-100 prospects still on the board for teams: Texas OT Christian Jones (No. 55 overall) Oregon DT Brandon Dorlus (No. 65 overall) Arizona TE Tanner McLachlan (No. 68 overall) Texas TE Ja'Tavion Sanders (No. 70 overall) Colorado State EDGE Mohamed Kamara (No. 71 overall) Missouri CB Kris Abrams-Draine (No. 72 overall) North Carolina LB Cedric Gray (No. 75 overall) Oregon WR Troy Franklin (No. 76 overall) Washington State S Jaden Hicks (No. 78 overall) Kentucky RB Ray Davis (No. 81 overall) Penn State TE Theo Johnson (No. 82 overall) TCU TE Jared Wiley (No. 83 overall) Iowa State CB T.J. Tampa (No. 84 overall) TCU CB Josh Newton (No. 85 overall) South Carolina QB Spencer Rattler (No. 89 overall) Clemson RB Will Shipley (No. 92 overall) North Carolina WR Devontez Walker (No. 93 overall) Virginia WR Malik Washington (No. 94 overall) Tennessee RB Jaylen Wright (No. 95 overall) Washington S Dominique Hampton (No. 97 overall) Which means there is no reason we can't find Ainias Smith as our 5th rounder.🤣

Which is why I asked on another thread if we just got another Tommy Togiai 2.0, a failure with the Browns.

And my concern is that the last similar sized OSU DT we took has not panned out with anyone (Togiai). Is Hall any better or will he get runover regularly just like Tommy T?

Guess I was slightly off on McKinnley Jackson going in the 4th. Made it in the comp picks late in the 3rd. I just hope he does not prove better than OSUs DT the Browns picked up since he went to Cincy after Hall. But we shall see.