Reposted by Too Tall Jones
the other thing is that no one who fetishizes manual labor actually cares to improve life for people who are in those circumstances! no support for unionization or a generous welfare state! no interest in policies that make life easier for people who work their hands or afford them more autonomy!
July 8, 2025 at 4:22 PM
the other thing is that no one who fetishizes manual labor actually cares to improve life for people who are in those circumstances! no support for unionization or a generous welfare state! no interest in policies that make life easier for people who work their hands or afford them more autonomy!
-Also keep track of the number of WRs off the board by pick 15. I expect Hunter and McMillan to go in the top ten, and Matthew Golden is rising of late. If those 3 are off the board early and the Packers are dead set on getting Love some help, we could see some movement to go get Egbuka or Burden.
April 1, 2025 at 7:41 PM
-Also keep track of the number of WRs off the board by pick 15. I expect Hunter and McMillan to go in the top ten, and Matthew Golden is rising of late. If those 3 are off the board early and the Packers are dead set on getting Love some help, we could see some movement to go get Egbuka or Burden.
What to Watch Draft Night:
-Keep an eye on the Steelers at 21. Their mock data is all over the place, but Barron leads the pack for them too. Barron could be plan A for the Packers, but they may have to switch gears if he goes 2 spots ahead of GBs pick. I’d bet on Harmon if Barron is off the board.
-Keep an eye on the Steelers at 21. Their mock data is all over the place, but Barron leads the pack for them too. Barron could be plan A for the Packers, but they may have to switch gears if he goes 2 spots ahead of GBs pick. I’d bet on Harmon if Barron is off the board.
April 1, 2025 at 7:40 PM
What to Watch Draft Night:
-Keep an eye on the Steelers at 21. Their mock data is all over the place, but Barron leads the pack for them too. Barron could be plan A for the Packers, but they may have to switch gears if he goes 2 spots ahead of GBs pick. I’d bet on Harmon if Barron is off the board.
-Keep an eye on the Steelers at 21. Their mock data is all over the place, but Barron leads the pack for them too. Barron could be plan A for the Packers, but they may have to switch gears if he goes 2 spots ahead of GBs pick. I’d bet on Harmon if Barron is off the board.
-After that we see a bunch of WRs and Edge players who could address the packers need areas. Matthew Golden (Texas), Luther Burden (Missouri) or Emeka Egbuka (OSU) could all be there at 23 on the WR front. Donovan Ezeiruaku, an Edge out of BC, could be a nice OLB/Edge hybrid add to the D line.
April 1, 2025 at 7:39 PM
-After that we see a bunch of WRs and Edge players who could address the packers need areas. Matthew Golden (Texas), Luther Burden (Missouri) or Emeka Egbuka (OSU) could all be there at 23 on the WR front. Donovan Ezeiruaku, an Edge out of BC, could be a nice OLB/Edge hybrid add to the D line.
-Don’t sleep on Derrick Harmon, a well rounded DT out of Oregon but w/ limited college tape. It’s supposed to be a deep DT draft, and Mason Graham will undoubtedly be the first off the board, but Harmon at 22 is about right for value. He actually runs neck and neck with Barron in top graded mocks.
April 1, 2025 at 7:38 PM
-Don’t sleep on Derrick Harmon, a well rounded DT out of Oregon but w/ limited college tape. It’s supposed to be a deep DT draft, and Mason Graham will undoubtedly be the first off the board, but Harmon at 22 is about right for value. He actually runs neck and neck with Barron in top graded mocks.