OK...NOW WE GOT SOMTHIN' 1. Jim Leonhard in Buffalo VS 2. Darante Jones in Washington VS 3. Raheem Morris in SF VS 4. Jonathan Gannon in GB No theoretical hypothesis. Just actual 2026 DC production!

Poor @espnhomer after spending months telling everyone how the UW football program fell apart because of 💰 & will be good this year because of more 💰, the AD flees before it all bottoms out. Wrong again Homer. Just listen to Big Cat instead of those I told you to NOT listen to!

Haven't watched a single minute this year. First time in almost a decade I can say that. The Combine, once a true NFL "Event" is no longer viewed necessary for player evaluation by an alarming amount of NFL teams & even more scary, by college prospects.

TYLER BIADASZ-NO BRAINER! He would immediately solidify Packer's OL & bring back a bully, enforcer attitude this group is 100% missing. He's from Amherst, WI, was the Dave Rimington Trophy winner his last year in Madison ('19) & elected to Pro Bowl, '22. ⬇️Too good to be true⬇️

The last college "true" OG the Packers drafted on Day 2? Jason Spitz, Louisville, at 76 in 2006 & he was drafted as a Center. Not impossible, but damn near impossible in Green Bay. They draft Tackles & turn them into Guards. It just is.

As I stated pre-draft, Pierce reminded me a lot of Jordy Nelson & chosen by the Colts w/the Packers original #53, they used to move up to get Watson. Vikings used 53 to move up to draft CB Andrew Booth Jr. major bust now playing in UFL, but traded him to Dallas for Nahshon Wright

This is the perfect example of "No publicity is bad publicity." In a time without social media or "clicks" - this 20 seconds propelled Mel's career and began the "NFL Draft Industrial Complex." Without Mel Kiper, nothing today would have been possible.

So, once again, @espnhomer changes the rules in the middle of the game, his most effective tactic when he's lost the argument ⬇️ I never said early titles "mean nothing." They ABSOLUTELY must be taken into context tho. When a league had just 8 teams, it's EXPONENTIALLY easier

Pre Superbowl & Superbowl Era. I mean, it's pretty easy, isn't it? AFL/NFL merger in 1966, fully implemented in 1970 bring the NFL to 26 total teams (The NBA was only 14 teams). The NFL has only added 6 teams in nearly 60 years. CONTEXT: It's just not that difficult.

The NBA had 8 total teams in 1956, Russell's Rookie season. Added 6 teams in 1968 (14 total). Russell retired in 1969. So, in 12 of his 13 years, he competed against just 7 teams. Currently, there are double the amount of NBA playoff teams each year (16). CONTEXT MATTERS!

1. Parsons: Best Def Player 2. Tom: Best OL (hurt most of season) 3. Kraft: Irreplaceable 4. Wyatt: Best Interior DL 5. Jenkins: Top OG 6. Jacobs: limited all year Yet, the team was literally an onside kick recovery away from winning the North & having a home playoff game.

You don't have a clue, do you? You've never even read the Alston case, have you? How about the US House settlement? You haven't a clue, right? It's moved beyond NIL to an unregulated, pay for play, free-for-all. You really don't know as much as you think.

Huh...interesting... But the crowd that kept yelling "college athletes must get paid" won't admit how very wrong they were. So, listen to 2 of the greatest college athletes in the last 50 years, explain it to you. Tag: @espnhomer

Nobody will admit it now, but.... The majority of Badger Basketball fans wanted Greg Gard fired within 2 years of his hiring. Remember that, people. Remember that.

More "smartest guy in the room" thinking from a guy who talks on the radio for a living. There is a ton of recency bias in this math w/little historical value. A year or 2 of data is too small to garner a decent assessment. Go back 25 years. The data tells a much different story.

Yeah...let's not waste people's time with actual facts. Instead, let's gin up attention with stupid/fake hot takes every day, claim you're always correct by moving the goalposts when proven wrong & maintain you could have coached the '96 Packers to a Superbowl win. Sounds better.

No matter how you grade, whether it's "blue chip", First Round Grade, etc, '26 is a bad draft for top-level talent. Generally, 10-15 prospects grade out at 1st Round/Blue Chip per draft. Not this year. '26 FA market is also very weak. Now is the time to trade if ur rebuilding!