The Official 2017 NFL Draft Thread
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Cardinals got a goood guard that fills a need 
Box Factory
hater
Tarik Cohen is Darren Sproles.
Ridiculously exciting guy. He's gonna be pretty good
Ridiculously exciting guy. He's gonna be pretty good
Man fukk them.Cardinals got a goood guard that fills a need
Dolphins should have traded up for Dorian
Tarik Cohen should be fun to watch... that's a little jitter bug that we need.
STAN JONES
Fire John Harbaugh
Breh I been saying we need a late round qb but not this round
We need oline or WR this round
Dobbs or Chad Kelly in the 5th
Heelmatic
The Carolina Blueprint
Eye Cue DA COLI GAWD
<--- Cleveland Browns winning that many, boi!
Eagles fans feeling that ether with all this overcompensation rah-rah shyt.
1. Jay Z
2. Nikki
3. Now Eagles fans
Pearson flexed on these nikkas in their own house on national TV. This is no recovering
1. Jay Z
2. Nikki
3. Now Eagles fans
Pearson flexed on these nikkas in their own house on national TV. This is no recovering
I think you can setup sling tv via Apple TV so it can be on your tv
Every year bro
ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
was hoping mack hollins or tarik cohen would still be available for the 9ers, dam. eagles and bears got a great pick.
Butt, who tore his ACL in the Orange Bowl against Florida State, has a $2 million loss-of-value policy that he started collecting insurance on when he wasn't picked in the top half of the third round Friday night.
He first started collecting, at $10,000 a pick, in the middle of the third round, a source with knowledge of the policy with ISI told ESPN. By the end of Friday night's third round, the policy had covered about $150,000.
Butt took out a $2 million total disability policy with a $2 million loss-of-value policy attached before the start of the season. The loss-of-value rider cost roughly $25,000, a source said.
Loss-of-value policies have gained popularity over the past five years. The players who have most famously collected from their draft stock falling have been Oregon's Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, who made $3 million in insurance after tearing his ACL and dropping to the seventh round in 2015, and Notre Dame's Jaylon Smith, who collected $850,000 from his fall to the second round after teams passed on him following ACL and MCL tears. Both policies were also with ISI.
He first started collecting, at $10,000 a pick, in the middle of the third round, a source with knowledge of the policy with ISI told ESPN. By the end of Friday night's third round, the policy had covered about $150,000.
Butt took out a $2 million total disability policy with a $2 million loss-of-value policy attached before the start of the season. The loss-of-value rider cost roughly $25,000, a source said.
Loss-of-value policies have gained popularity over the past five years. The players who have most famously collected from their draft stock falling have been Oregon's Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, who made $3 million in insurance after tearing his ACL and dropping to the seventh round in 2015, and Notre Dame's Jaylon Smith, who collected $850,000 from his fall to the second round after teams passed on him following ACL and MCL tears. Both policies were also with ISI.