"Yesterday, the Dolphins were awarded CB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu on waivers. 3 other teams tried to claim him, per source: Saints, Bills & Steelers."...
Post dated April 1. Think he called it his "mock" mock draft
Thompson, 4.53 pro day. And at the combine he had the flu, just an fyi.
Three picks to go. I'll cast my vote for Darian Thompson, S, Boise as the Steelers selection in the second round.
With the 19th selection in the 2016 TSF Draft, the Atlanta Falcons select Michael Thomas, WR, Ohio State. The New York Jets are on the clock....
Walter is the one who has korrea as a first round pick. Also reporting Neal as a first round pick. Why it's hard for these guys to believe we...
Since I threw out the first three names, I'll put in my 2 cents and a vote: The only, and I mean only, CB I want to consider at 25 is Mackenzie...
Three picks to go. Time to start planning. 3 Names from me to kick it off: Andrew Billings, NT, Baylor- of the defensive tackles left, he is...
Blast, nice pick for the Bills. Can't believe that either they or the Jets are not going to pick him, with Tyrol Taylor and a person to be named...
With the 17th pick in the TSF Fantasy Draft, the Atlanta Falcons match Greatest Need with Best Player Available and Select Reggie Ragland, ILB,...
6'1". 220 lbs at USC pro day. 4.65 40. Honestly, if the Steelers see him as a strong safety, he could be our first round pick. I'd love to get...
Just a note because it could very well massively affect the draft in the next day. The picking order is very outdated. Philly should have the #8...
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Just an fyi, the official posting time for the first pick was 9:29 am, EDT, not 8:30.
Thanks TTF, back up and running.
I actually have two for the first round- Billings and Alexander. If both of them are there, I don't know which one I'd go with, although I'd lean...
I'll take Atlanta if it will get us going.
Prayers and respect.
The Titans #1 pick is up for bidding.
Saw it on another sight, but haven't been able to log onto DK and haven't found any corroborating info on-line.
