Shocking. The Broncos gave up several picks and Manny Ramirez for a defensive end? They are switching to the 3-4 this year.
Quote:Ray to Broncos
Of course lol...
Welp, guess I was wrong about Shane Ray not getting picked tonight......
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Weed is legal in Colorado! Come on down Shane Ray!
I was thinking the same thing, now he can drive at leisure.
Quote:I can't link the last few tweets from Bruce Irvin but wow, he's an angry fella.
What is he mad about?
Quote:I knew that, but I thought it said Pitt traded up also? Must have heard wrong
The Steelers stayed put to pick their man.
Remember when Randy Gregory was a "lock" for the top 5?
Quote:Remember when Randy Gregory was a "lock" for the top 5?
So were Shane Ray and Leonard Williams.
Quote:Remember when Randy Gregory was a "lock" for the top 5?
at this rate we might see him in the second and despite everything there I would snap him up
If Ray can stay clean that's incredible value.
Quote:If Ray can stay clean that's incredible value.
Oh, he'll be "clean" in Colorado.
He'll be a mile high.
Quote:What happened? Did he get placed on the trading block or what?
He seems salty about them not picking up his option on his contract. He uses foul language or I'd post the tweets.
Jay Ajayi in play for round 2 if he makes it past Dallas and Indy.
Quote:If Ray can stay clean that's incredible value.
But he did not fill a need IMO because of the formation switch. What the Broncos need is a linebacker.
So let's say a Bronco player is pulled over in Denver for speeding, and the cop, in his report, notes a half ounce of weed in the vehicle (no criminal charges to file obviously). If the media leaks the information in the report, and the leagu catches wind of it, is the player subject to league discipline for having pot in his possession, even though it's legal where the player was pulled over?
If Baltimore or Dallas take tevin Coleman he will rip up the nfl
Quote:So let's say a Bronco player is pulled over in Denver for speeding, and the cop, in his report, notes a half ounce of weed in the vehicle (no criminal charges to file obviously). If the media leaks the information in the report, and the leagu catches wind of it, is the player subject to league discipline for having pot in his possession, even though it's legal where the player was pulled over?
Pretty sure that the NFL is a private corporation, so if they have a rule against substance abuse, possession, etc... he would still be subjected to the punishment.
I could be wrong though...
Arizona picked D.J. Humphries. Will he play on the left or right side of the line?
Quote:So let's say a Bronco player is pulled over in Denver for speeding, and the cop, in his report, notes a half ounce of weed in the vehicle (no criminal charges to file obviously). If the media leaks the information in the report, and the leagu catches wind of it, is the player subject to league discipline for having pot in his possession, even though it's legal where the player was pulled over?
Yes because although marijuana is legal in Colorado, it is still a banned substance in the NFL.