🏈 2025 NFL Draft Thread

[TerryP]

There is some irony there... Bronny only got drafted because of his famous father's influence over a professional team... Shedeur slid in the draft, in part, due to his famous father's influence, which hangs over him like a dark cloud.

It may be the best part of this story.

Why?

I'm not asking for an answer...just watching.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

There is some irony there... Bronny only got drafted because of his famous father's influence over a professional team... Shedeur slid in the draft, in part, due to his famous father's influence, which hangs over him like a dark cloud.

That's a great point; however, let's make sure Shedeur is properly identified as a co-conspirator in all of this, not a victim. If his dad was mute, Shedeur has said enough to deflate his worth to an NFL team.

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

That's a great point; however, let's make sure Shedeur is properly identified as a co-conspirator in all of this, not a victim. If his dad was mute, Shedeur has said enough to deflate his worth to an NFL team.

He's certainly no victim.

 

[24and7]

Sanders should hope to be drafted as Mr. irrelevant". Nowhere to go but up.

 

[EasyTider]

If this guy can be goat , anything is possible for Fraud Sanders.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

To go undrafted?! That is wild. . . . . The things kids do to piss away their success (we've all done it to some degree or another)

That was quite a story... undrafted...one bama player that left.....got drafted. Amos at ole ms

 

[BamaFan334]

Pretty high character here.

 

[Bama Guy]

Pretty high character here.

He is a good man. I wish him al the success in the world. He is the polar opposite of Sanders.

 

[TerryP]

Pretty high character here.

No. Just, no.

 

[BamaFan334]

No. Just, no.

It's not high character to discuss your flaws, especially when they already know them?

 

[TerryP]

It's not high character to discuss your flaws, especially when they already know them?

He knew his flaws last season. But, in a choice to "Let All Naysayers Know," he chose to ignore his coaching and try to "prove" he was a passing QB.

How is that high character?

 

[Krimson]

He knew his flaws last season. But, in a choice to "Let All Naysayers Know," he chose to ignore his coaching and try to "prove" he was a passing QB.

How is that high character?

Sounds like he finally listened to some coaching to me.

 

[BamaFan334]

He knew his flaws last season. But, in a choice to "Let All Naysayers Know," he chose to ignore his coaching and try to "prove" he was a passing QB.

How is that high character?

I get what you're saying and it's a valid point.

Here are my thoughts. He tried doing it his way hoping to buck the mindset that he couldn't. It likely costed him millions of dollars. He now realizes that he can't do it his way, acknowledges his mistakes, owns them, and is ready to do what he needs to do to earn a job with a company. Once again, 21 or 22 years old, a lot of us were making selfish and stupid decisions. Can we learn from them and this is what I believe even the biggest Milroe haters can appreciate a out him.

He frustrated the shit out of me, and I feel should have been benched MANY times. All that being said, it takes a lot of character to admit your flaws. Deion and Shedeur sure didn't and still blaming others, and we see who got picked before who.

 

[TerryP]

Sounds like he finally listened to some coaching to me.

Define "coaching." From whom?

 

[It Takes Eleven]

I get what you're saying and it's a valid point.

Here are my thoughts. He tried doing it his way hoping to buck the mindset that he couldn't. It likely costed him millions of dollars. He now realizes that he can't do it his way, acknowledges his mistakes, owns them, and is ready to do what he needs to do to earn a job with a company. Once again, 21 or 22 years old, a lot of us were making selfish and stupid decisions. Can we learn from them and this is what I believe even the biggest Milroe haters can appreciate a out him.

He frustrated the shit out of me, and I feel should have been benched MANY times. All that being said, it takes a lot of character to admit your flaws. Deion and Shedeur sure didn't and still blaming others, and we see who got picked before who.

I think he'll contribute early if they have RPO and run-centric packages for him like they mentioned after his selection, and perhaps he'll develop into a starter. If not, I hope he continues to save his money.

 

[Krimson]

Define "coaching." From whom?

Saying what he was coached by his agent would be my guess

 

[TerryP]

Saying what he was coached by his agent would be my guess

Exactly. As he has been from the start of LANK.

 

[TerryP]

Here are my thoughts. He tried doing it his way hoping to buck the mindset that he couldn't. It likely costed him millions of dollars. He now realizes that he can't do it his way, acknowledges his mistakes, owns them, and is ready to do what he needs to do to earn a job with a company. Once again, 21 or 22 years old, a lot of us were making selfish and stupid decisions. Can we learn from them and this is what I believe even the biggest Milroe haters can appreciate a out him.

BUT.

I am supposed to consider this man to be of high character with what he did to the team last season?

No. Just, no.

I've said for months I was going to start talking about him...here it is.

 

[Justneedme81]

BUT.

I am supposed to consider this man to be of high character with what he did to the team?

No. Just, no.

I've said for months I was going to start talking about him...here it is.

So you think he has any regrets for how he handled this?!

 

[TerryP]

So you think he has any regrets for how he handled this?!

Valid point. I hope he does. Got a bit of green in the meantime so it makes me pause.

I know what happened. I don't what is going to happen. I tend to judge people on what has happened versus what may happen.