2018 NFL Draft

[Shadowlight]

Sometimes a package that looks like a gift is actually something more sinister. The Gil Brandt website despite their attempt to disguise their caste stance cannot hide their mission to subtly undercut white skill players. I consider a DE/Edge player a skill position. Below are just two of many text book examples this year. This wouldn't be a big deal if Brandt was just some offshore draft clown with a website. Far from it as he is seen as a wise draft guru and his toxic influence is far ranging.

[ Case number one] Brandt posted DE Sam Hubbard's 40 time in quick fashion. In fact he inflated the times that were listed adding .05 to.08 seconds to what was listed elsewhere. This trick of adding time to white athlete's 40 yard dash time is a staple of Brandt's website. I saw that trick several times last year as well.

Yet Brandt SKIPS reporting on another highly touted front and center SEC DE Arden Key who ran his 40 yard dash a touch slower than Hubbard even though Key who is noticeably smaller than Hubbard, was expected to burn through the 40 yard dash time.

[Case number two] Brandt wastes no time reporting on the "fast" times of every Tom, Dick and Harry black player. And he always posts the fastest times available.

So when it comes to WR Justin Watson if Brandt was consistent he would have listed a 4.35 40 yard dash. Walkerfootball has Watson at 4.39 but the time settled around 4.41-4.42 seconds on most reports. Based on the reports I would stick with Walterfootball's time of 4.39 seconds ( some had him at 4.35) which turns into a 4.42 NFL Combine type of time if done properly. Keep in mind Brandt does not convert pro day times. So when a black WR runs an inflated 4.37 Brandt does not convert it into a more realistic time of 4.44 seconds.

I thought I was seeing things when Brandt "predicted" Watson would get picked in the 4th round because he is hearing good things about him. So a full hog endorsement of a white WR by Brandt right? WRONG. He slyly cuts off the balls of Watson with a menacing little twist. He posts Watson's pro day numbers including his 40 " vertical which was accurate.Yet when it comes to the "all important" 40 he pushes it up to 4.44 seconds a time that NO ONE has listed anywhere. The highest 40 was listed at 4.42 and they even admitted at Penn that Watson's time was faster than that. But the biggest killer was this add on by Brandt---a 4.44 40 "on a fast track."
Below is a more accurate assessment of Watson's pro day 40 yard dash.

http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/penn-justin-watson-pro-day-nfl-draft-prospect-20180319.html

This despicable old creep has NEVER MENTIONED the phrase FAST TRACK when it comes to the black skill players and their so called "swift" times which is a joke because many of these schools like Oklahoma use greased tracks for crying out loud. A total hypocrite totally exposed. This butthole and his website needs to be sent out to pasture as fast as humanly possible.

The sad part is the scouts listen to what he has to say and swallow it lock, stock and barrel. Hence every stinking year we don't hear enough white WR's names called come draft time.

 

[Leonardfan]

NFL.com propagandist Lance Zierlein thinks Lamar Jackson is the most underrated QB in the draft. He compares him to Watson who had a good stretch of games before blowing out his ACL. He fails to mention that with Watson their was no game tape to prepare for the Houston offense last year and will no doubt regress in year two. He also fails to mention the epic bust that was Robert Griffin or the fact that all of the "dual threat" QBs who were supposed to take the league over after 2012 are all pretty much mediocre or out of the league. Nor does it look like Vick - the originator of the modern Black Jesus at QB was even mention in Zierlein's "expert opinion". Just some more cucked up analysis.


Lamar Jackson - QB - Cardinals
NFL Media's Lance Zierlein believes that Louisville QB Lamar Jackson is the most underrated quarterback in the draft.

"The word 'elite' is thrown around quite haphazardly these days, but it's an apt description of Jackson's athletic ability," Zierlein writes. The analyst voiced his confusion over the fact that Jackson has yet to draw any sort of real top-10 or top-15 buzz and notes that Houston's ability to integrate Deshaun Watson into their offense last year despite his being a somewhat non-conventional quarterback is encouraging for Jackson's prospects so long as he lands with a team which understands how to best utilize his sky-high talents. Rotoworld's Thor Nystrom has been pounding the drum for the Louisville dynamo throughout the process, ranking him as his No. 2 quarterback in the class behind only UCLA's Josh Rosen

 

[Leonardfan]

It's time for all the "experts" to churn out their mock drafts for the mindless DWFs. I looked at Kiper's, McGay's, Brugler and Rang's. All bonafide caste stooges. If you do not want to pay for BSPN content just do a quick reddit search and you can find Kiper and McGay's 3 round mock drafts. Both of these guys are terrible at their jobs - missing on more players than anyone can keep track of - but hey so are all of the supposed NFL "experts".

All are pretty consistent with only projecting at the most 25% white players in the first three rounds. Again these guys are not experts in any way, shape or form but they do reflect the caste system very well so their projections should all in line with what is going to happen in the draft. Their are 256 picks in the draft - the last 4 rounds are made up of 156 picks. To hit the 25% mark in this draft if we go by Kiper's projection - 39 white players out of 156 picks will need to be selected on day 3 (rounds 4-7). Pretty pathetic to think that out of 156 picks at most only 39 will be white players. I hope I am wrong!


Mel Kiper - 25/100
McGay - 23/100
Brugler - 23/100
Rang - 22/100

 

[La France Blanche]

Ha. How can Jackson be "underrated" when he's being hyped to the skies? Eraserhead is the epitome of OVERrated.

Baker Mayfield is the true underrated quarterback of this draft. In a fair world, he'd be a sure top 10 pick, especially with so many quarterback-needy teams this year, but the pessimist in me fears he'll fall to the bottom of the first or maybe even the top of the second round. The powers that be don't like him and probably want to Manziel him with lots of shots of him sitting in the green room waiting. I hope I'm wrong.

Mason Rudolph and Luke Falk are also highly underrated. (Kiper has Falk going in the third round when he should be a second rounder at worst).

 

[white is right]

NFL.com propagandist Lance Zierlein thinks Lamar Jackson is the most underrated QB in the draft. He compares him to Watson who had a good stretch of games before blowing out his ACL. He fails to mention that with Watson their was no game tape to prepare for the Houston offense last year and will no doubt regress in year two. He also fails to mention the epic bust that was Robert Griffin or the fact that all of the "dual threat" QBs who were supposed to take the league over after 2012 are all pretty much mediocre or out of the league. Nor does it look like Vick - the originator of the modern Black Jesus at QB was even mention in Zierlein's "expert opinion". Just some more cucked up analysis.


Lamar Jackson - QB - Cardinals
NFL Media's Lance Zierlein believes that Louisville QB Lamar Jackson is the most underrated quarterback in the draft.

"The word 'elite' is thrown around quite haphazardly these days, but it's an apt description of Jackson's athletic ability," Zierlein writes. The analyst voiced his confusion over the fact that Jackson has yet to draw any sort of real top-10 or top-15 buzz and notes that Houston's ability to integrate Deshaun Watson into their offense last year despite his being a somewhat non-conventional quarterback is encouraging for Jackson's prospects so long as he lands with a team which understands how to best utilize his sky-high talents. Rotoworld's Thor Nystrom has been pounding the drum for the Louisville dynamo throughout the process, ranking him as his No. 2 quarterback in the class behind only UCLA's Josh Rosen

I looked it up and the Hoody has never had a qb with the style of Jackson on his roster after final cut downs. I guess the closest would have been Tim Tebow but he was trying to be a pocket passer and ran very little after he left Denver.

There is no way New England reaches and drafts a developmental quarterback in the first round. The organization is too smart for this, The Garropolo trade aside this organization uses analytics as close to perfection as any team in any of the 4 major leagues.

 

[Extra Point]

I looked it up and the Hoody has never had a qb with the style of Jackson on his roster after final cut downs. I guess the closest would have been Tim Tebow but he was trying to be a pocket passer and ran very little after he left Denver.

There is no way New England reaches and drafts a developmental quarterback in the first round. The organization is too smart for this, The Garropolo trade aside this organization uses analytics as close to perfection as any team in any of the 4 major leagues.

Good analysis. There's no way the Patriots take Jackson with a first round pick, let alone trade up for him as some prognosticators have predicted.

This hype about Lamar Jackson is all made up. The mainstream media fabricates things such as this to promote their black supremacist agenda.

 

[Tannehill17]

Good analysis. There's no way the Patriots take Jackson with a first round pick, let alone trade up for him as some prognosticators have predicted.

This hype about Lamar Jackson is all made up. The mainstream media fabricates things such as this to promote their black supremacist agenda.

Agreed. There is no way in hell Belichick drafts Eraserhead. There's also been a push by the homie entourage/activist crowd for the Dolphins to draft him as well. Trying to strong arm owner Steven Ross into taking "da local product" Jackson because he's part of "dat Sowff Flawduh talent hotbed" Never mind the fact that Adam Gase (like Bill Belichick in New England) runs the Erhardt-Perkins offense which emphasizes accuracy and decision making over affleticism. Bobby Patrino actually had to move away from the Erhardt-Perkins offense and incorporate more spread elements because Jackson lacks accuracy and the ability to read a defense. It might be wishful thinking on my part (you never know in today's anti-white NFL) but I really can't see Tannehill being replaced by this mental midget.

 

[celticdb15]

Potential Small School Gem! Mason McKenrick a D3 player was invited to The Browns "local day" workout and he was a standout! At 6'3 215lbs he was a LB at a small school, his 4.45 40 yard dash has scouts looking at him as a potential safety!

6'3 215
4.45 40
37 inch vert
9'9 broad
4.12 ss
6.68 3 cone

http://www.news-herald.com/sports/2...ason-mckenrick-of-mentor-works-out-for-browns

 

[Extra Point]

Potential Small School Gem! Mason McKenrick a D3 player was invited to The Browns "local day" workout and he was a standout! At 6'3 215lbs he was a LB at a small school, his 4.45 40 yard dash has scouts looking at him as a potential safety!

6'3 215
4.45 40
37 inch vert
9'9 broad
4.12 ss
6.68 3 cone

http://www.news-herald.com/sports/2...ason-mckenrick-of-mentor-works-out-for-browns

Yet another top white athlete who was discriminated against and denied a Division 1 scholarship.

 

[celticdb15]

Yet another top white athlete who was discriminated against and denied a Division 1 scholarship.

Yet another in a long line of caste BS.

Best players play though, at least that's what we're spoon fed by msm.

 

[dolphins15]

Potential Small School Gem! Mason McKenrick a D3 player was invited to The Browns "local day" workout and he was a standout! At 6'3 215lbs he was a LB at a small school, his 4.45 40 yard dash has scouts looking at him as a potential safety!

6'3 215
4.45 40
37 inch vert
9'9 broad
4.12 ss
6.68 3 cone

http://www.news-herald.com/sports/2...ason-mckenrick-of-mentor-works-out-for-browns

“You see most D-III guys, and nine times out of 10, their bodies are tapped out. They’ve made the most of what their limited capabilities are. Mason’s the opposite of his D-III counterparts because he went under-recruited and has grown into this body. He’s just one of those late bloomers.”

McKenrick's agent said that in the last paragraph of the article. I'd like to know where he gets his information that D-III guys are tapped out. What a load of crap. But I have heard "tapped out" before when talking about recruiting. There is a really good high school where I live that has won multiple state championships with mostly white kids. But they don't get as many offers because the white kids are "tapped out" because they have good coaching. They will make all the excuses they can to not offer white kids.

But getting back to D-III guys. I would make the argument totally against that. Guys at the big time schools can totally concentrate on football. They get the best strength training with state of the art facilities and nutritionists making specialized food plans for them. They have all the tutors in the world who more than likely do the work for them so they aren;t focusing on school like a D-III kid. While a D-III guy might have to work a part time job just to pay for tuition. A D-III kid actually has to do their own studies because they don't have tutors doing the work for them. They don't have the facilities or the training tables like the bigger schools. I would say if McKenrick was at Ohio State just from the training table and the nutrition he could weigh 230 and still be as fast.

 

[Shadowlight]

There is basically no path for D-III players to enter the NFL. Very rare. I agree with the above post. Hard enough for FCS players to squeeze in. Which is why it is important for white players to attend the FBS schools ( the big schools). There are roughly 130 schools that are in the FBS. I think ten conferences and four independent schools including ND and BYU. Like Dolphin says there is no comparison in facilities and everything else between D-III and the big schools.

As we get closer to the draft things get into more focus. I am relying on some of the better sources but there is still that nagging problem of draft gurus who are problematic.

It is a good news/bad news situation. But we have to keep in mind the possibility for things to go really sour.

The WR situation is not as sound as last year. Last year we had two shoe ins with Hansen and Cupp. Switzer was fairly solid but not a 100% cinch. Trent Taylor was the unexpected flier.

This year things are not as set. Trey Quinn is a shoe in but he is destined to go later than Hansen and Cupp. Dylan Cantrell is moving up. That is the good news. Yet he still isn't at the level of Switzer but based on my info I will still place Cantrell in the "will get drafted" category. Oddly one key outfit has him listed as a TE/WR combo. Some caste play at work there but the good news is it might make it easier for him to get drafted and getting through that door is the most important thing. Note he is NOT a TE.

But it will be hard to match last years number of four draftees. Justin Watson IS on the move upward but will it be enough? Like a horse in last place early in a race he has a lot of ground to make up. Some people really like him but he is still on the fringe. Gun to my head I say he just slips in but it is a very shaky thing.

Berrios has fallen off. While some are still high on him he seems to have stalled in no man's land. And like Switzer who he sort of resembles ( Switzer was the better college player) only certain teams will want him. So at this stage it looks like some one will have to take a flier on him like Trent Taylor last year.

One of the fastest WR's in the draft Austin Proehl has been mightily impressive in work outs. He is custom made for a late round draft pick but white WR's NEVER get the benefit of doubt so he will have to trudge through a training camp as a FA ( a dirty word for me).

So I am guessing two to three WR's are taken. The best case is Berrios slips in and makes it four like last year. I firmly believe all four deserve to be drafted.

Other notes. DE Sam Hubbard has fallen out of favor and will likely fall to the 2nd round. Lucky team that lands him.

Above posts are correct QB (the next wonder boy) Lamar Jackson has gotten a huge tail wind ( CM had one last year) and will get picked higher than expected. Not sold for one second. Pity the team that wastes a draft pick on him.

I have upgraded CB/S Troy Apke because a source I respect has him going in the 6th round. But don't for one second think he is in like flint. I do not have access to Mel Kiper's full player/position rankings and am not even sure they are out yet. But a lot of the solo draft gurus like Matt Miller and Lance Zierlein ( yes he is awful) have completely dissed Apke and placed him in the FA slot. I suspect Todd McShay and the Gil Brandt crew will follow suit. These detractors could push Apke out of the draft which will send me into a full out rage.
And NFL teams have to get over their "white fright" when it comes to drafting white skill players. Show some balls for a change dammit.

Which they won't do when it comes to RB Ryan Nall. All indications point to him not being drafted. Always a chance someone takes a flier of course. We discussed the problem black QB's have had with white WR's. It isn't just because they aren't used to playing with white WR's. It is also because they do not want to play with white WR's.

So for running backs most teams are not "in" with the fact of playing with a white RB. A lot of black players play sports because they can't stand white people. They sure aren't as hell going to bust their butts blocking and rallying around for one.

However I think the arrow on white RB's is pointing up flimsy as it is. Young players like the one Celtic sites for Iowa ( Samson Evans) are patterning their games after CM and we can see an uptick at the college level.

That does not take the sting away from Nall, who deserves to get drafted, not being drafted.

 

[Don Wassall]

Found this little gem, the Caste System relentlessly pushing to assign Ryan Nall to his racially mandated position.

List of players the Miami Dolphins have hosted so far

Running Back: 5 visits

Kalen Ballage: Arizona State, Sony Michel: Georgia, Ito Smith: Southern Miss, Ralph Webb: Vanderbilt, Ryan Nall: FB – Oregon State

Miami has only officially met with four runners so far according to WaltersFootball.com but they have also been rumored to have interest in Derrius Guice of LSU and a couple of others as well. Miami will likely look to day three to find another running back and they have had success with mid-round runners the last six to ten years.

https://phinphanatic.com/2018/04/13/list-players-miami-dolphins-hosted/

 

[Extra Point]

Pro Football Focus rates Iowa linebacker Ben Niemann as the third best coverage linebacker in this year's draft. Hopefully his coverage ability will give him a chance in the pass happy NFL.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-top-2018-nfl-draft-linebackers-by-coverage-grade

 

[TwentyTwo]

Nice find CelticDB on the D3 Prospect!

MSM need not under estimate Trey Quinn's blocking ability or toughness; he'd be looking to get into UFC/MMA if he was not headed to the NFL. And could have been starting Center Fielder on LSU powerhouse baseball program had he chose that route like so many white athlete's tend to do these days.

The Patriots expressed interest in Quinn...one Mock Draft had him going to the Saints in 5th Round

Not sure if Raiders would pick Quinn..but it would be interesting w the addition of Jordy Nelson

https://fullpresscoverage.com/2018/02/16/2018-raiders-draft-prospect-wr-trey-quinn/
Hands
First, let us get the lazy analysis out of the way. People will equate Quinn to Edelman, Amendola or Cole Beasley based on his skin tone. That is wrongheaded and off. Now, the only aspect of his game that Quinn share with those mentioned is his hands. Quinn appears to naturally pluck the ball out of the air, over both shoulders without losing stride. In fact, Quinn will tread over the middle, solely focused on the ball instead of the defender. In addition, he will catch passes in traffic. At times during the 2017 season, Quinn looked to forget about the defense and honed in on the ball.

Speed
Quinn can beat a corner on a vertical route with pure speed. Unlike most receivers that see slot time, Quinn gets even and leaves the corner behind.

Route Running
When Quinn releases from the line, he tricks the defender into guessing the wrong route. Due to slight shrugs or change of speed, Quinn can control the situation. Whatever route he runs, they are all precise and properly time.

Route Tree
Whether in the slot or the outside, Quinn displays ability in every pattern. On the slant, he will sell the out briefly before darting inside. Screens, option routes, and posts allowed Quinn to rack up video game numbers in Dallas. However, the most surprising route is the end zone fade. Quinn will drive the corner backward and suddenly veer backshoulder.

Raiders Fit
Although Seth Roberts remains on the books for another two seasons, the Raiders need an upgrade in the slot. Granted, Quinn does not possess the blocking acumen, but Oakland should not pay someone that much to block and run rounded routes. Roberts, for all of his grit stalled drives with drops and penalties. Not to mention, does the Gruden offense call for receivers to block as often? Quinn would give Derek Carr a vertical threat from the slot, as well as a third-down security blanket that could move the chains. While he may not fit Gruden’s love of bigger receivers, Quinn gives the Raiders versatility in the passing game with route flexibility.

 

[Extra Point]

Pro Football Focus rates Iowa linebacker Ben Niemann as the third best coverage linebacker in this year's draft. Hopefully his coverage ability will give him a chance in the pass happy NFL.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-top-2018-nfl-draft-linebackers-by-coverage-grade

I can't even find a scouting report on this guy on the internet. Here he's one of the best coverage linebackers in the country and the scouting establishment apparently isn't interested in him at all, not even as a low rounder.

You can bet that if he was black they'd be interested. Another example of the rampant anti-white discrimination in football.

 

[celticdb15]

I can't even find a scouting report on this guy on the internet. Here he's one of the best coverage linebackers in the country and the scouting establishment apparently isn't interested in him at all, not even as a low rounder.

You can bet that if he was black they'd be interested. Another example of the rampant anti-white discrimination in football.

4.6 speed. 6'3 235. 200tkls over his career. Draft cucks have buried his accomplishments.

Here's a nice article claiming Niemann to be one of the "steals" of the Draft.

https://www.landof10.com/iowa/iowa-ben-niemann-boone-myers-big-ten-nfl-draft-prospects

 

[celticdb15]

Buckeye QB Joe Burrow "I didn't come here to sit on the bench for 4 years."

https://www.landof10.com/ohio-state/joe-burrow-ohio-state-quarterback-battle-transfer-stats-bio

**Meant to post in college football news thread! My mistake!

 

[Leonardfan]

Buckeye QB Joe Burrow "I didn't come here to sit on the bench for 4 years."

https://www.landof10.com/ohio-state/joe-burrow-ohio-state-quarterback-battle-transfer-stats-bio

I like the confidence. He totally outperformed the black quarterback in the spring game and last season lost his spot on the depth chart due to injury. I can’t see that clown Urban being at all fair to him though given his love of black quarterbacks. I hope Burrow was smart enough to have his degree already so he that if he transfers he can play right away with two years of eligibility.

 

[The Hock]

Pro Football Weakly's 20th rated DT can't do a damn thing according to them but he does have good tape. From 2016. What a joke.

 

[Extra Point]

Pro Football Weakly's 20th rated DT can't do a damn thing according to them but he does have good tape. From 2016. What a joke.

I've got their magazine. Number 20 is Lowell Lotulelei. It's one of the worst scouting report I've ever seen. Based on the report he should, at best, be a non-priority free agent.

Among other things the report describes him as as lacking speed, athleticism and being out of shape.

You wonder why they put him in the magazine.

 

[white is right]

I've got their magazine. Number 20 is Lowell Lotulelei. It's one of the worst scouting report I've ever seen. Based on the report he should, at best, be a non-priority free agent.

Among other things the report describes him as as lacking speed, athleticism and being out of shape.

You wonder why they put him in the magazine.

He's only getting ranked that high because of his blood lines, he will be a camp body trying to get on the practice squad and rolling the dice on a seasonal call up. Could his athleticism be any worse than my favorite prospect, Mr. Orlando Brown....

 

[Leonardfan]

Looks like the Bears invited Nall in for an official visit. I would love to see him end up with the Bears - they have Jordan Howard who is a solid back but is not a great receiving threat, that undersized small school RB who is more of a return man/gadget type. Nall could easily fit in well there as an all purpose back - rushing/receiving and give Trubisky another offensive weapon.

http://www.oregonlive.com/nfl/index.ssf/2018/04/former_oregon_state_star_ryan.html

https://www.windycitygridiron.com/2...ft-prospect-udfa-h-back-fullback-running-back

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-rb-ryan-nall-overshadowed-underrated


The Bears, Bills, 49ers and Raiders are probably the four teams I am most interested in this year.

Bears: I would love it if Chicago ended up with Nelson/McGlinchey in the first, Hubbard in round two and Nall in round 4 or 5. Maybe get another white OL as well to protect Trubisky moving forward. It would be great to see them get a white WR such as Quinn, Cantrell, Berrios or Watson. It will be interesting to see if Gentry is written off or actually given a shot on what is one of the most pathetic WR corps in the NFL.

49ers: The 49ers outside of Kittle and Taylor did not have a good draft last year (Beathard may still develop) but their trade for Jimmy G has truly made Lynch and Shannahan media darlings. They have whiffed on DL players taken in the top 10 in the past few drafts. Thomas projects to more as an edge rusher than a true d-lineman and their other two recent top 10 picks have been pretty mediocre. Then we get to the LB Foster who Lynch put blind faith in when he drafted him to see him implode off the field. They have 9 picks and could surely invest in some more pale faces especially on defense and along the OL.

Bills: The Bills can either do something really good in getting a QB like Mayfield, Darnold or Allen or do something bad and draft Lamar Jackson. My ideal scenario is that they trade up with the Giants and get Allen or Darnold at 2. This would also be good news for the already written off Davis Webb as the potential successor to Manning with the Giants. As a kid/teenager the Bills were my favorite team so I would love to see them take a swing and get a potential franchise QB who can sit behind a capable bridge QB in McCarron. I would love Darnold to Buffalo if the trade is made up to 2 and the Browns select Allen or Barkley. Clueless Hue as a head coach is a QB killer so I do not like the idea of one of these rookie signal callers ending up their. They also have 9 picks so a white DL, OL or TE would also be nice to see end up in Buffalo.

Raiders: Gruden has done some surprising things since he returned to Oakland. It sounds as if he has pretty much full control of the organization and McKenzie is the GM in name only. The Raiders have one of the blackest rosters in the league even after Gruden's purge. Carr recruiting Jordy was a good story so hopefully they can build on that. We have all discussed Gruden as a commentator and how he hopefully will bring his honest scathing analysis with him to the NFL as a head coach. I am not expecting miracles but it would be nice to see their all black OL get a few white rookies added, a white WR, white TE and white defensive player or to be selected with some of their 11 picks. If they end up keeping all their picks it would be great to see a 5/11 white NFL draft for them.

I also won't be surprised if the Packers have an all black draft. They have 12 picks and their new GM seems like a huge negrophile.

 

[Extra Point]

NFL teams can have all black drafts and the mainstream media says nothing. If an NFL team were to have an all white draft the mainstream media would go berserk. There were be endless accusations of "racism."

The mainstream media has a racist double standard when it comes to white people.

 

[Extra Point]

The Patriots have two first round and two second round picks. One of the second round picks is fairly high, being from San Francisco.

I think their strategy should be to add players that will help Brady win another championship in the next one or two years. There is talk of them using one of their firsts or seconds on a quarterback of the future. Lamar Jackson and Mason Rudolph have been mentioned. They should not do this in favor of players who can help them now.

I think they should be using their premium picks on players that can help them now. This is a very deep quarterback class. They can draft a developmental quarterback in the mid or late rounds.

Players they could target high are Kolton Miller OT, Taven Bryan DT, Brian O'Neill OT, Sam Hubbard DE, and Leighton Vander Esch LB. Any of these players have the potential to help the Patriots immediately.