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Post by Fishooked on Apr 28, 2016 10:30:50 GMT -5
The Rams take Wentz instead
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Post by Ff2 on Apr 28, 2016 10:39:39 GMT -5
On the morning of the NFL Draft, Chris Berman, Jon Gruden, Mel Kiper Jr., and other analysts discuss the consensus first overall pick: Wisconsin quarterback Bo Callahan, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner. Cleveland Browns general manager Sonny Weaver Jr., must decide how to use the seventh overall pick to improve his consistently losing team, but has other issues. He recently learned that his secret girlfriend Ali Parker, the team's salary cap analyst, is pregnant. His father, Sonny Weaver Sr., coached the Browns before Weaver Jr. fired him, and died a week before the draft. His mother is upset at him for missing the reading of Weaver Sr.'s will.
The Seattle Seahawks hold the first overall pick, which general manager Tom Michaels offers to trade to the Browns. Weaver declines, but before leaving for the draft, team owner Anthony Molina—dissatisfied with current quarterback Brian Drew—orders him to accept. The Browns give their three first-round draft picks over the next three years for the top pick. Many Seahawks fans want Callahan, however, and express their displeasure with picket signs at CenturyLink Field and on social media, demanding Michaels' firing.
The unexpected chance to obtain Callahan excites Browns fans. Most in the Browns' front office agree despite the high price; Drew and head coach Vince Penn are the exceptions. Penn agrees that Callahan is excellent but does not want to teach a rookie quarterback his system offense, and prefers running back Ray Jennings of Florida State. Drew, who led the team to a 5–1 start the previous year before injury, fears losing his job. The trade leaks after a tweet by linebacker Vontae Mack of Ohio State, another possible choice for Weaver with the seventh pick. Mack wants to play for the Browns, and fears not being chosen in the first round. He advises Weaver to rewatch the game in which he sacked Callahan four times. Teams contact Weaver for possible transactions based on the trade; one from the Houston Texans implies that Mack may not remain available to the Browns in the second round.
After rewatching some plays from Callahan's game against Mack, Weaver becomes concerned about Callahan's ability under pressure. Weaver also doubts Callahan's character when he learns from his security chief about a report that none of Callahan's teammates attended his 21st birthday party, and that Callahan allegedly had lied to the Washington Redskins about reading the whole of that team's playbook. Callahan hadn't noticed the Redskins had taped a $100 bill to the last page of the playbook, and Weaver is told that, by way of contrast, Brian Drew's response to the $100 bill trick had been exemplary.
When the draft begins, the Browns have ten minutes to make the first overall pick. Weaver abruptly chooses Mack; Roger Goodell's announcement of the selection amazes the league and the front office. While a relieved Drew believes that his job is safe, Molina becomes resentful and flies back to Cleveland. Callahan has an anxiety attack, and storms out of the theater until his agent persuades him to return.
Weaver's unexpected choice disrupts the draft. Rumors spread about Callahan as other teams avoid him, fearing that the Browns know something they do not, and it appears the Seahawks still will be able to select Callahan with what had been the Browns' seventh pick.
The Jacksonville Jaguars hold the sixth pick; the Jaguars' first two choices are no longer available so their draft plans are in disarray, but their rookie general manager is wary about Callahan because of the rumors. Weaver persuades the Jaguars to trade him their sixth pick for the next three years of the Browns' second-round draft picks.
Molina arrives and angrily confronts Weaver over choosing Mack, but Weaver and Parker convince Molina to let Weaver do his job. Weaver calls Michaels, who, under increasing pressure from Seahawk fans, now wants Callahan, and Weaver gets all three first-round draft picks back plus the Seahawks' punt returner David Putney. The Seahawks choose Callahan with the sixth pick for $7 million less than if the team had made him the first overall selection, and Weaver selects Jennings for Penn with his restored seventh pick.
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Post by Peebag on Apr 28, 2016 11:14:50 GMT -5
On the morning of the NFL Draft, Chris Berman, Jon Gruden, Mel Kiper Jr., and other analysts discuss the consensus first overall pick: Wisconsin quarterback Bo Callahan, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner. Cleveland Browns general manager Sonny Weaver Jr., must decide how to use the seventh overall pick to improve his consistently losing team, but has other issues. He recently learned that his secret girlfriend Ali Parker, the team's salary cap analyst, is pregnant. His father, Sonny Weaver Sr., coached the Browns before Weaver Jr. fired him, and died a week before the draft. His mother is upset at him for missing the reading of Weaver Sr.'s will. The Seattle Seahawks hold the first overall pick, which general manager Tom Michaels offers to trade to the Browns. Weaver declines, but before leaving for the draft, team owner Anthony Molina—dissatisfied with current quarterback Brian Drew—orders him to accept. The Browns give their three first-round draft picks over the next three years for the top pick. Many Seahawks fans want Callahan, however, and express their displeasure with picket signs at CenturyLink Field and on social media, demanding Michaels' firing. The unexpected chance to obtain Callahan excites Browns fans. Most in the Browns' front office agree despite the high price; Drew and head coach Vince Penn are the exceptions. Penn agrees that Callahan is excellent but does not want to teach a rookie quarterback his system offense, and prefers running back Ray Jennings of Florida State. Drew, who led the team to a 5–1 start the previous year before injury, fears losing his job. The trade leaks after a tweet by linebacker Vontae Mack of Ohio State, another possible choice for Weaver with the seventh pick. Mack wants to play for the Browns, and fears not being chosen in the first round. He advises Weaver to rewatch the game in which he sacked Callahan four times. Teams contact Weaver for possible transactions based on the trade; one from the Houston Texans implies that Mack may not remain available to the Browns in the second round. After rewatching some plays from Callahan's game against Mack, Weaver becomes concerned about Callahan's ability under pressure. Weaver also doubts Callahan's character when he learns from his security chief about a report that none of Callahan's teammates attended his 21st birthday party, and that Callahan allegedly had lied to the Washington Redskins about reading the whole of that team's playbook. Callahan hadn't noticed the Redskins had taped a $100 bill to the last page of the playbook, and Weaver is told that, by way of contrast, Brian Drew's response to the $100 bill trick had been exemplary. When the draft begins, the Browns have ten minutes to make the first overall pick. Weaver abruptly chooses Mack; Roger Goodell's announcement of the selection amazes the league and the front office. While a relieved Drew believes that his job is safe, Molina becomes resentful and flies back to Cleveland. Callahan has an anxiety attack, and storms out of the theater until his agent persuades him to return. Weaver's unexpected choice disrupts the draft. Rumors spread about Callahan as other teams avoid him, fearing that the Browns know something they do not, and it appears the Seahawks still will be able to select Callahan with what had been the Browns' seventh pick. The Jacksonville Jaguars hold the sixth pick; the Jaguars' first two choices are no longer available so their draft plans are in disarray, but their rookie general manager is wary about Callahan because of the rumors. Weaver persuades the Jaguars to trade him their sixth pick for the next three years of the Browns' second-round draft picks. Molina arrives and angrily confronts Weaver over choosing Mack, but Weaver and Parker convince Molina to let Weaver do his job. Weaver calls Michaels, who, under increasing pressure from Seahawk fans, now wants Callahan, and Weaver gets all three first-round draft picks back plus the Seahawks' punt returner David Putney. The Seahawks choose Callahan with the sixth pick for $7 million less than if the team had made him the first overall selection, and Weaver selects Jennings for Penn with his restored seventh pick. I was bored one night and actually watched that movie - was surprisingly decent.
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Post by carlito1171 on Apr 28, 2016 11:17:14 GMT -5
I'm gonna go along these lines and say Treadwell will be available at pick 20
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Post by crossfire on Apr 28, 2016 11:18:33 GMT -5
Draft night shocker...
Southside finally gets laid.
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Post by choon328 on Apr 28, 2016 11:22:35 GMT -5
Hackenberg will be the 3rd QB drafted
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Post by bxjetfan on Apr 28, 2016 11:43:06 GMT -5
Someone opens the LGBT bathroom door backstage and Odell Beckham Jr is getting two in the pink and one in the stink from Josh Norman.
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Post by Hotman on Apr 28, 2016 11:44:00 GMT -5
Someone opens the LGBT bathroom door backstage and Odell Beckham Jr is getting two in the pink and one in the stink from Josh Norman. LOL
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Post by Hollywood Nosebleed on Apr 28, 2016 11:49:04 GMT -5
Someone opens the LGBT bathroom door backstage and Odell Beckham Jr is getting two in the pink and one in the stink from Josh Norman. That's not shocking tho.
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Post by bxjetfan on Apr 28, 2016 11:57:30 GMT -5
Draft night shocker... Southside finally gets laid. I think for something to qualify as a shocker it would have to be in the realm of possibility. So no on this.
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Post by Ff2 on Apr 28, 2016 12:22:31 GMT -5
The Jets make a good pick.
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Post by 2milehighJet on Apr 28, 2016 12:37:08 GMT -5
I hope someone forgets to submit the pick.
Didnt Minnesota do that a few years back?
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Post by Peebag on Apr 28, 2016 12:47:53 GMT -5
The Jets make a good pick. The Patriots make a good....wait...wut?
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Post by JetBidi on Apr 28, 2016 12:49:26 GMT -5
I hope someone forgets to submit the pick. Didnt Minnesota do that a few years back? They did it twice. In back to back years I believe.
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Post by Hotman on Apr 28, 2016 14:13:41 GMT -5
The Jets make a good pick. Is Belicheat golfing today, or just the usual out slinging PCP and having people murdered and committing fraud?
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