notthatbluestuff

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000933939/article/nashville-selected-as-host-of-2019-nfl-draft As per recent draft tradition, they should bring in Mike Jones to make the pick for the Rams and taunt Titans fans about "one yard short".

AFC East: 1. New England Patriots (#2) 2. New York Jets 3. Miami Dolphins 4. Buffalo Bills AFC North: 1. Pittsburgh Steelers (#3) 2. Baltimore Ravens 3. Cleveland Browns 4. Cincinnati Bengals AFC South: 1. Houston Texans (#4) 2. Jacksonville Jaguars (#5) 3. Indianapolis Colts 4. Tennessee Titans AFC West: 1. Los Angeles Chargers (#1) 2. Denver Broncos (#6) 3. Kansas City Chiefs 4. Oakland Raiders NFC East: 1. Philadelphia Eagles (#3) 2. New York Giants 3. Washington Redskins 4. Dallas Cowboys NFC North: 1. Green Bay Packers (#4) 2. Minnesota Vikings (#6) 3. Chicago Bears 4. Detroit Lions NFC South: 1. New Orleans Saints (#2) 2. Atlanta Falcons (#5) 3. Carolina Panthers 4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFC West: 1. Los Angeles Rams (#1) 2. San Francisco 49ers 3. Arizona Cardinals 4. Seattle Seahawks Most Valuable Player: Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Offensive Player of the Year: Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Defensive Player of the Year: Von Miller, Denver Offensive Rookie of the Year: Sam Darnold, NY Jets Defensive Rookie of the Year: Derwin James, LA Chargers Comeback Player of the Year: Andrew Luck, Indianapolis Coach of the Year: Anthony Lynn, LA Chargers AFC Championship Game: LA Chargers def. Jacksonville Jaguars NFC Championship Game: LA Rams def. New Orleans Saints Super Bowl: LA Rams vs LA Chargers Super Bowl Champs: LA Chargers Super Bowl MVP: Phillip Rivers, LA Chargers #1 Overall Pick: Buffalo Bills

I'm starting to think this hurts the Bears' chances of landing him.

He was useless after the doping scandal.

How many half-decent OCs do you think there are in the NFL? The thread title makes it clear that he was nowhere near their first choice, but they have to get SOMEBODY in. Accusing them of not doing any research when you really have no idea what went into the hiring process seems lazy to me.

Definitely a good choice for the Browns as a bridge/mentor to the new kid, whoever that may be. The problem is it wouldn't be a good choice for McCarron.

Feels very weird to think that he'll no longer be a Raider. Do we think any other team might pick him up?

He needs to prove it. Play elsewhere, wherever he can, play well, and show that he's put his problems behind him. Only then will an NFL team consider giving him a shot.

Reich believes that Andrew Luck is "the best". Hopefully Luck will have a comeback season to remember.

In my view, the Jaguars.

It does not affect his legacy. The man has 5 Super Bowl championships. That he even played in 8 is staggering.

His first coaching hire is Chargers WR coach Nick Sirianni as his OC. I think that guy was a villain in Grand Theft Auto III.

Generally I turn my attention to the next year's Super Bowl and get swept up in errant, too-early predictions. I also lament the long wait until the draft. I try to focus more on the NHL and NBA.

With the caveat that none of us really know anything (this time last year, everyone was choosing the Cowboys; no-one chose the Rams; people pick the Packers to win the Super Bowl every single year, etc) I expect the biggest players in the league over the next 5 years to be: Jacksonville Jaguars Houston Texans Los Angeles Chargers Los Angeles Rams San Francisco 49ers Chicago Bears

I'm not sure why people have such difficulty with this; it's as if they simply click "here" without actually reading what they're clicking. The sentence says "read all the previews so far here" - obviously meaning that if you click "here", you will go to the page where all the previews are listed, meaning the home page. So click either the title of the article you want, or the picture.