ballpeen

No, Hue did that. Get it right.

If we want Mayfield, take him at #1. The odds are much better that any of the other players are still there at #4.

You are still hung up on CBS. Some time back you questioned me about Calvin Ridley, that he wasn't listed as a top prospect by CBS sports. Have they figured out who he is at this point?

My games are set. In Cleveland I will go to the Steelers, Jets, Ravens, Chargers, Chiefs, and Cincy. My away game will be Cincy. That falls Thanksgiving weekend. A few years ago we spent Thanksgiving in Lexington and had a good time, so we will do it again. Thurs. and Fr.i in Lexington, Sat. and Sun. in Covington.

I think we are about ready to rock and roll.

Maybe Hue is the photographer for these events.

Other than QB, I don't think we should draft to cover positions. It will work out early on that we can draft good players and still cover some positions.

Best QB in the draft.

I agree. I would take Fitz at #4.

My feeling is if Mayfield was a inch or two taller, the only QB discussion would be which QB gets selected after Baker Mayfield. I don't let a few inches keep me from selecting the best QB.

Baker Mayfield at #1. Fitz at #4. We have quarterbacks on boht sides of the ball.

I just have to wait for the schedule dates. I am already doing 5-6 away games when I go to Cleveland, but do plan at least 1-2 real away games. New Orleans is always doable. Our favorite American city to visit. Been to 3 games there to this point. Denver, Houston, and Cincy are other options. Tampa is as well. We have a home in Venice, and I have a brother who lives in the TB area, but we go down there 4-5 times a year. We just spent 5 weeks down there. It would have to be a late season game. I don't want to go for a September or October game when it is likely to still be pushing 90 degrees. No wonder Gatorade was developed a few miles up the road.

Especially when you look at the depth of the class.

Trading Hogan was the only thing we could next to cutting him. Hogan asked for the ability to work a trade. It sounded then like his agent already had a buyer. Moving up 16 slots in whatever round it was was a good deal. We just signed TT to start. We just signed Stanton to back-up and be the mentor for whoever we draft at 1 or 4. No way we were going to keep 4 QBs. I like Hogan. I felt we should have been playing him over Flattop, it is what it is. I knew since we signed Stanton that Hogan was toast.

I think we can count on some new receivers....out with the old, in with the new. Unless Higgins and Lewis really step up, might as well replace them with some new guys.