AsylumGuido

Well, we've had one every year, so here we go.

The Saints are sending everyone. Probably wanting to hit St. Elmo's for the Shrimp Cocktail.

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BakoSaint

I don’t think its the shrimp cocktail Mickey is interested in. I heard that many of our first round trade ups including getting two picks to take Olave and Penning and trading two picks for Davenport were a result of confusion when Mickey Loomis kept repeating the phrase ‘make it a double’ in a stupor.

AsylumGuido

My, God, you are so obsessed with Loomis! You truly are one of those whackos that creates a website dedicated to your obsession. According to that site that you shared here recently you bragged about the fact that you were banned from that "other site" over your opinion of Loomis back in 2018! 2018! That's six years ago! God only knows how long your obsession had been boiling away prior to that. Long enough that you must have become so disruptive that it called for a banning. You must have been turning every thread into a vehicle for your hatred of Loomis just like you are doing here. I swear you are making that sinner guy seem tame in comparison. I believe it when you say that your obsession doesn't interfere with your life. Seldom do those that are this severely obsessed realize their issues. I almost feel sorry for you. But, based upon your personal attacks on people I love I don't. Maybe pity is a better description.

“The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” — Winston Churchill

Crusader

I quite like that approach. There should be no doubt about his game by now. I think that in general, players spend way to much time on doing stuff to test well in shorts.

neugey

I feel the same about the combine and to me it is the nothing-burger of the NFL offseason. I don't understand the desire to over-analyze. Other sports presumably don't need a rookie combine of this sheer scope, right?

AsylumGuido

I believe it's become more important to the "couch GM's" than anyone officially associated with NFL teams. The teams have done extensive research on every player that shows up at the combine over the past couple of years. There's not much more that they can learn outside of a rushed interview. But for the fans at home it's their first chance to see most of these players so they can pretend to be GM's come draft time.

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