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Mayock on where he sees the OT run in draftPosted by on April 27, 2016 – 11:03 am
As we've seen in past NFL drafts, there are often runs on a position at a certain point in the draft where all of a sudden there are three players at the same position taken in the span of five picks, leaving a team just outside that range out of luck. Offensive tackle is a position that could have up to five players come off the board in round one. So if a team really wants one there won't be a whole lot of opportunity to wait.
NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock speculates that the run on offensive tackles will happen around the middle of round one.
"If Stanley and Conklin are off the board (before the middle of round one), as they probably will be, Taylor (Decker) is probably next. I think he's going to go right in that range. Indianapolis is at 18, they could use a tackle. Germain Ifedi from A&M who is both a tackle and a guard is in the conversation in the first round. Then in the second round I think the conversation starts with Jason Spriggs who could even go late one, but I've got him in two. Le'Raven Clark from Texas Tech who has the wing span of a pteradactyl, that is seven offensive tackles, and that's about average for the first two rounds of the NFL Draft, and I think they're the right guys."
Offensive tackle is a potential option for Buffalo at 19 if they don't like what's there for a front seven defensive player in terms of value, but based on Mayock's analysis none of the top four offensive tackles will still be on the board at 19. If that proves to be the case, it's very likely the Bills explore their options to trade back.
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Mayock: Have to be 3-down LB to go highPosted by on April 25, 2016 – 2:22 pm
With the passing game growing with each passing year in the NFL the demand on defensive players has shifted in terms of priorities and that can negatively impact players at the second level in particular.
NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock believes there will be some linebacker prospects, who lacking the necessary coverage skills, will see their draft stock drop as a result.
"The NFL has been evolving the last four or five years more closely paralleling the development of college football," Mayock said. "There's been a blurring between the safety position and the outside linebacker. They're almost becoming often the same kind of guy, fitting the same type of role.
"Then the inside linebacker, talk about an off the line, inside linebacker typically playing one or two downs. So the role has been diminished. Unless you've got a guy like Luke Kuechly. If you've got Luke Kuechly and Thomas Davis, now you've got a different conversation, but because of nickel and dime packages, the role of the inside linebacker has evolved. So in a lot of cases, unless the guy can play on third down, his value has moved down."
One of the most debated ILB prospects is Alabama's Reggie Ragland. There are some clubs that believe he can play all three downs and handle certain coverage responsibilities, while others see him as a two-down prospect.
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Mayock on OL & DL talent around pick 19Posted by on February 24, 2016 – 12:37 pm
The Bills are picking 19th overall in round one and there is expected to be quality defensive line and offensive line talent still on the board at that point, positions that figure to be of interest to Buffalo. NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock broke down the individual talent he expects to see on the board in the late teens in round one come late April.
"On the offensive side, you have to figure (Ole Miss OT Laremy) Tunsil and (Notre Dame OT Ronnie) Stanley are certainly gone," said Mayock. "If a (Michigan State OT Jack) Conklin or (Ohio State OT Taylor) Decker were there, I think you'd have to look really hard at either of those guys. And one or both could be there. I think they're really logical.
"And then you have to compare that to what you see against the edge rush side. (Ohio State DE) Joey Bosa is probably gone. (Eastern Kentucky DE) Noah Spence is probably gone. Shaq Lawson from Clemson is an interesting guy. Leonard Floyd is a polarizing figure from Georgia. Some people think he's a top-10 pick, some of them think he's going to be Barkevious Mingo, meaning a great-looking, fast but underpowered player who ultimately won't live up to what he should. So Leonard Floyd is a polarizing conversation. He should probably be sitting there. Kevin Dodd from Clemson, I've got him as a late first-round type of player. So I think there's your conversation, is will one of those two tackles be available. If so, you might want to jump all over that, versus the uncertainties of Shaq Lawson, Leonard Floyd, and if Noah Spence was there, it would only be because of the off-the-field stuff."
What's interesting with Buffalo's pick at 19 is right in front of them at 18 is Indianapolis, which has a more pressing need at offensive tackle with pass rush needs right behind. So a lot of what the Colts do at 18 could force the Bills to adjust their approach in a short amount of time being next on the clock.
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Mayock on QB MannionPosted by on April 27, 2015 – 11:53 am
As our Draft Profile series concludes with Oregon State QB Sean Mannion we offer NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock's take on the quarterback who worked in a pro-style offense in college.
Sean Mannion I've got him as my sixth quarterback," said Mayock. "He took a beating. Not much at the wide receiver position (at Oregon State), the offensive line wasn't very good. He throws with some anticipation and timing. He's really skinny, big, tall. He's got to accelerate everything he does from his reads to his physical movement skills. But he reminds me a lot of Mike Glennon when he came out of NC State. Glennon, I believe, went in the third round. I've got Mannion going either in the third or fourth, and I think he's a guy that could, with development and strength, turn into an interesting quarterback."
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Mayock: Day 1 readiness an issue at OTPosted by on April 24, 2015 – 8:50 am
While the general consensus heading into the 2015 NFL draft is that it is a deep class of offensive tackles, there are no truly elite pass protectors in this year's draft. NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock broke down the OT class and explained why there's a lot more of the 'very good' than the 'great' this year.
"As far as the offensive line class, let me put it to you this way; after Brandon Scherff, who was a tackle at Iowa and is going to get kicked inside and will probably go in the first 10 or 12 picks, after him, there's an awful lot of question marks.
"Now, that doesn't mean there's not a lot of talent, because there is. But I could take, for instance, Ereck Flowers (Miami), D.J. Humphries (Florida), Andrus Peat (Stanford) and T.J. Clemmings (Pitt). And all are gifted first round tackles but I can poke a hole in every one of those kids, either from a technique perspective or an off the field perspective or whatever.
"So what's happened this year is that after Brandon Scherff and some teams like Cam Irving who could be a center, the kid from Florida State but as far as the tackle group is concerned, man, they've been pushed down a little bit in the first round, not because of talent, but because they're not all ready to play day one.
"For instance, the reason I have La'el Collins as my No. 1 tackle is because out of that whole group he's the only one where I bang the table and say: I think I know exactly what I'm getting. I'm getting a starting right tackle that can kick inside and play guard, but I'm getting a starter day one and he's a body mover, I know what I'm getting. All those other guys have question marks, and I think they're getting pushed down to the second half of the first round."
That's somewhat good news for the Bills, who could use a tackle in this year's draft. With the top end talent this year getting pushed down to the latter half of the first round, and knowing the depth of the class, there should be a decent amount of capable prospects to choose from in rounds two and three should they choose to go in that direction.
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For QB Petty calling play in huddle is newPosted by on March 31, 2015 – 9:00 am
There will be an awful lot of things that Baylor QB prospect Bryce Petty will need to learn on the fly as he's drafted to an NFL club this spring. While most everyone knows that he never really operated under center in the Bears' offense, most may not realize that in Art Briles' offense he never even called a play in the huddle.
"It was a little different. We were a signal system at Baylor," said Petty. "I love Baylor. I wouldn't change it for the world. If I had to go back and do it all again, I'd do it the same exact way. With coach Briles, he's an outstanding coach. I love him to death. The teams we had were great and really prepared me for what I'm doing now. It's a learning curve a little bit going from what we were doing at Baylor to where we are now. But its all part of the process, so you've got to enjoy it. You've got to love it, really, and I do love it."
NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock has said more than once that making this kind of projection on a college quarterback, going from a spread system to a pro-style is among the toughest for NFL scouts. He also doesn't see Petty as a potential target for the Bills in round two, in light of the fact that they're still trying to develop EJ Manuel into a bona fide starter. He doesn't see why they'd be interested in bringing on another development project.
"The quarterback thing is hard," Mayock said. "Talking about pick number 50, I believe for Buffalo in the second round. Petty or Brett Hundley, one of those two could be there, if not both of them they're both projects. You've already got a project in Buffalo right now who probably has as much talent as those two kids. So I'm not a big believer in investing in a position just because you think you have a need."
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Mayock's mock has no QB until 11Posted by on May 8, 2014 – 10:35 am
NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock does not have a quarterback coming off the board in his mock draft until pick 11 with the Tennessee Titans, and it's not Johnny Manziel. He also has an interesting pick for the Bills.
Mayock's most interesting choices as they could pertain to Buffalo happen at three where he has Jacksonville taking Khalil Mack despite the fact that they loaded up on defense in free agency and desperately need help on offense. He has Cleveland taking an offensive tackle in Jake Matthews at four even though they spent big money to keep Joe Thomas, and then Sammy Watkins fifth to Oakland.
At nine he has Buffalo taking an offensive tackle.
Eric Ebron is possible, but I would take Martin. You can play him at tackle or guard, even center, and he'll do it at a high level. He will help make E.J. Manuel a better quarterback.
The first quarterback he has coming off the board is Central Florida's Blake Bortles at 11 to Tennessee. He doesn't have Manziel coming off the board until pick 16 to Dallas.
Tags: 2014 NFL draft, Mike Mayock, Zack Martin
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Mayock on round 2 & 3 OT optionsPosted by on May 6, 2014 – 12:15 pm
NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock doesn't believe the offensive tackle class is as deep as some NFL GMs have indicated. That's why when asked to provide some options for pass protectors in rounds two and three he only had a handful.
"It's not as deep a tackle draft as some might have you believe," said Mayock. "I think there are going to be a couple of separate runs. The first is in the first round. I think you're going to see five tackles go. Then I have four guys before the ground kind of falls away and there's a big drop. So Joel Bitonio, who a lot of people like inside. Morgan Moses, Jack Mewhort from Ohio State, who a lot of people see inside and Ja'Wuan James from Tennessee, who I think is a starting right tackle. Those are the guys on the second day, second and third round guys.
"Then there's a significant drop off. So I do think there's going to be a run on those four guys. Then it becomes Tiny Richardson from Tennessee, Michael Schofield from Michigan and Cameron Fleming from Stanford. They're all right tackles. I think Hurst is a swing
tackle from North Carolina. They're all a drop-off ability-wise with the exception of Seantrel Henderson from Miami who has first-round talent, but has so many issues off the field. I think there are going to be a couple tackle runs."
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Mayock on round 2 & 3 WR optionsPosted by on May 6, 2014 – 12:01 pm
While as many as seven wide receivers have been projected to come off the board in round one, NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock believes there will still be a ton of talent to choose from at the position on day two of the draft. Here's his assessment of round two and three receiver talent that should be available.
"In round two at wideout Davante Adams from Fresno State, a guy that's really moving up a lot of board, Cody Latimer, a big guy that ran 4.4 coming off a foot injury from Indiana. A one-year wonder from Clemson Martavis Bryant. You want to talk about a guy with ability, almost 6'4″, ran in the 4.3s, jumps out of the gym, an explosive talent. He's a one-year production guy, which I think scares people. But his physical skill set is so awe-inspiring, he's probably going to go into (round) two.
"Allen Robinson in the third round from Penn State. If you're looking for a speed guy, Paul Richardson from Colorado. He flies."
I'm not in agreement with Mayock about Latimer. He's going to be a first round pick somewhere in the 20's. I've got him going ahead of Marqise Lee and others. My mock will be up Wednesday morning. Latimer's game against Michigan State was impressive. He was boxing out one of the most physical corners in this draft in Darqueze Dennard and making catches like he wasn't even there, and he's a very good downfield blocker. Power and speed alone will push Latimer into round one.
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Mayock: Tampa might take EbronPosted by on May 2, 2014 – 9:23 am
NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock was asked specifically about what he thinks the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will do with the seventh overall pick. Mayock threw out a couple of names, but in his mind they're taking a playmaker for their passing game.
"I think Tampa Bay is in a pretty good place to get a really good football player," said Mayock. "The tight end, Ebron, I think his interest starts right there in Tampa. He's going to go somewhere between seven and 13. So with Ebron if you have a playmaker to help that offense, I think it would be awesome. They're in a good place to sit and get a playmaker."
Other draft prognosticators have Tampa Bay taking Mike Evans in the seven hole, which also makes sense. Knowing the success that Josh McCown had in Chicago's offense last season with two big wideouts outside in Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery, one has to think that Bucs GM Jason Licht is at least thinking about trying to duplicate that in Tampa for McCown with Vincent Jackson and another big target. Of course Ebron could fit that role as well.
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Mayock weighs in on OT Zack MartinPosted by on May 1, 2014 – 5:41 pm
The Bills personnel department touted Zack Martin's versatility as one of his best attributes, but they see him as an offensive tackle first and foremost. After 52 starts at tackle for Notre Dame you can understand why. NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock agrees with Buffalo's assessment.
"I love the kid. Even though I have him fourth as a tackle, he'd be my number one center or my number one guard. I believe that he is the only player in this draft that could start and play at a high level at all five offensive line positions," said Mayock. "I think as we get closer to this draft, he will be the fourth offensive lineman off the board."
What was most interesting was the range in which he thought Martin would come off the board.
"I think he's coming off the board somewhere between nine and 13. He's too good. He's too safe," said Mayock. "There are too many offensive line needs out there. There are a bunch of teams that look at him and say, He could start at right tackle day one, maybe we move him inside to guard or center the next year. He's awesome. He's about as safe a player as there is in this draft. If you want him, you better get him early."
Obviously 9-13 is a range that includes the Bills first round pick.
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Mayock on how many WRs could go in 1stPosted by on May 1, 2014 – 2:49 pm
By now everyone has heard that the 2014 draft offers one of the deepest classes of receiver talent in a long time. NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock believes a good number of wideouts could come off the board in round one.
"I think there's a chance that six wideouts will go in the first round and (Sammy) Watkins and (Mike) Evans will be the first two," said Mayock. "I think the next two are going to be Odell Beckham from LSU and Brandin Cooks from Oregon State. Beckham is an explosive kid with return skills. He gets in and out of breaks as well as any receiver in this draft and has good size. Cooks is a smaller receiver, but might be the most explosive in the entire group and tough. Good route runner. Their value will start somewhere in that 13 to 20 range. After that Kelvin Benjamin and Marqise Lee come into play."
There are a good number of reports out there now however, that Benjamin is unlikely to go in round one due to concerns about his one year of production and intangibles.
Tags: 2014 NFL draft, Mike Evans, Mike Mayock, Sammy Watkins
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Weighing Watkins vs. EvansPosted by on May 1, 2014 – 2:34 pm
Most NFL talent evaluators have Clemson's Sammy Watkins as the top receiver on their draft board, but not far behind is Texas A&M's Mike Evans. We asked NFL Network's Mike Mayock to compare and contrast their respective games and how they were used may or may not help their transition to the NFL game.
"When I look at those wideouts it's vanilla and chocolate. They make different flavors for different reasons," said Mayock. "The Watkins kid is explosive. He's a great route runner, great hands, tremendous run after catch. More than anything he's a competitor. In addition to all the natural gifts he has there's an edge about him when he plays and I love that.
"Mike Evans is more a product of what today's NFL environment is. With the advent of the back shoulder throw has opened up the game for the big wideouts, the 6'5" wideouts. Why? Because they can basically play outside the numbers. They don't have to run as many routes and they don't have to get in and out of breaks like the smaller wideouts, so they're running a bunch of outside the number routes that become converted back shoulder throws. It's just a jump ball. Anytime you get a one-on-one with a defensive back with his back turned and you get a big superior athlete and the odds favor the wide receiver. So Mike Evans I think is what today's NFL is all about. He's an outside the numbers and red zone guy.
"That being said I happen to think Watkins is a better football player."
ESPN Monday night football commentator Jon Gruden also feels Watkins and Evans are two receivers whose games do not have much in common.
"I think Evans is a completely different receiver than Watkins, at least on the tape I've seen," Gruden said. "Evans plays on the right side of the formation. He is in a no-huddle offense. He plays on the right every play. They don't switch sides. He doesn't go in motion. He's not in the slot. He's a big X receiver that is a prototype split end, much like Tampa already has in Vincent Jackson, a guy that is a dynamic force when the ball is in the air. He's a threat to run it after the catch. When he wants to, he can be a dominant blocker."
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Mayock's updated top 5 by positionPosted by on April 1, 2014 – 1:43 pm
NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock has updated his top five draft prospects by position for the 2014 NFL draft.
Among the interesting prospects moving up and down include Louisville QB Teddy Bridgewater, who slid from first to third at quarterback. He also moved Virginia Tech CB Kyle Fuller ahead of Oklahoma State's Justin Gilbert at cornerback. Gilbert is considered by other prognosticators as the top cover corner, but he's got a slight build and doesn't offer a ton in run support.
Mayock also moved Alabama's Ha Ha Clinton-Dix up to his top safety.
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Mayock felt top 3 OTs held their ownPosted by on February 24, 2014 – 4:00 pm
They're probably all back home by now as the agenda for the offensive line at the NFL Combine is complete, but the top three offensive tackles in this year's draft all fared well as NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock sees it.
"When linemen have big days like that, I get excited and I love it but it doesn't change my rankings really," he said of Taylor Lewan, Greg Robinson and Jake Mattews. "It shows me he's is athletic which I already thought he was. I think all three of those tackles are probably better than the tackles as a group that we had last year and they went one, [two] and four. So it's a different draft class but in my opinion those three tackles are top-10 talents."
Lewan and Robinson were first and second in the 40 among offensive linemen while Matthews was ninth. Robinson and Lewan were seventh and ninth on the bench press. Lewan and Matthews tied for third in vertical leap and Robinson was 12th. Lewan and Robinson was first and third and Matthews was 11th in broad jump. And Matthews and Lewan were second and fourth in the three cone drill.
Of the three Lewan had the best rankings overall, holding the best 40 time, top 10 on the bench, third in vertical leap and first in the broad jump.
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Mayock on good and not so good of 1st 2 daysPosted by on February 23, 2014 – 8:26 pm
NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock had a quick review of the first two days of workouts at the NFL Combine and outlined who he liked and who may have disappointed during the workouts by offensive linemen, tight ends, quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers.
"I thought those three offensive tackles were spectacular," said Mayock. "(Greg) Robinson from Auburn, (Jake) Matthews and (Taylor) Lewan all had good days. (Xavier) Su'a-Filo from UCLA looked good and (David) Yankey from Stanford looked good."
One position group that Mayock thought had a tough time this weekend were the tight ends.
"The tight ends were a little disappointing," he said. "They were a little beat up where we had some injury stuff with them. The Notre Dame kid (Troy Nicklas) was only about 80 percent and couldn't do a 40. (Texas Tech's Jace) Amaro didn't run as fast as I thought he would run. Colt Lyerla, the kid from Oregon, who I thought was going to be a little more explosive didn't run as fast or catch as well. So the tight ends there are still a lot of question marks, but I still love the (Eric) Ebron kid."
Mayock admitted he didn't see all the quarterbacks throw due to his broadcasting responsibilities, but did like a few of the signal callers he did observe.
"I thought both (AJ) McCarron and (Blake) Bortles looked good. Now I didn't see everybody, but I thought those two guys looked pretty good. I think (Virginia Tech's) Logan Thomas will continue to act as a huge wild card. He's got no footwork whatsoever, but he delivers the football beautifully.
"As far as the running backs go (Jerick) McKinnon is a real big wild card too. He could play corner or safety too and he had a big day. I thought the (Bishop) Sankey kid caught the ball well, which I wanted to see him do.
"At the wide receiver position I don't think Marqise Lee ran as fast as I thought he would, but he's still the kind of player I think he is. I was really impressed with the A&M kid Mike Evans. He ran well, caught the ball extremely well. (Oregon State's Brandin) Cooks had a really good day. Ran fast and is a kid who made a statement that he's a first round pick. And this is one of the best receiver drafts I've ever seen so that was significant."
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Khalil Mack "I love Mike Mayock"Posted by on February 22, 2014 – 5:10 pm
He hasn't played a down of football since the UB Bulls ended their season in late December. But linebacker Khalil Mack has seen his stock in the NFL draft shoot up like a rocket since then.
At the NFL combine in Indianapolis, NFL Network Draft Analyst Mike Mayock told a Minneapolis radio station Friday night that Mack is at the top of his list–the number one prospect in the NFL Draft.
Mack had nothing but thanks for Mayock when he took the podium in Indy Saturday afternoon.
"Mike Mayock's the man, he's the man," Mack said. "I want to prove him right. I've been working hard these past five-six weeks and I'm ready to grind and get out there and work out."
Mack indicated he doesn't feel any extra pressure after getting Mayock's seal of approval.
"The thing about Mike Mayock, again, I love him.." he said, "but I just want to keep proving myself. I want to be the best. I don't know who you guys talk to but in anything, my dad always taught me, you want to be the best in anything and everything that you do.'
Mack and the rest of the combine linebackers are scheduled to work out on the field Monday in Lucas Oil Stadium.
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Mayock: UB's Mack fits any systemPosted by on February 19, 2014 – 2:58 pm
There are a lot of reasons why UB MAC Defensive Player of the Year Khalil Mack is seen as a top 10 draft prospect. One of the ones that often sits further down on his list of assets, but holds significance for NFL talent evaluators is his scheme versatility.
NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock believes Mack, whom he considers a top five player, fits whatever defensive front a team might want to play.
"I think he could play with his skill set and his ability to drop, his ability to cover I think he could play SAM or WILL to be honest with you. He's 6 3, 248. You could line him up on a tight end and he'd be okay.
"I think the important thing is that if you are drafting him as a 4-3 team you have to make sure that in nickel and sub situations, you're freeing him up to go get the quarterback and in today's NFL, because of the versatility in defenses, I think that's fine.
"4-3 teams are doing all kind of different things in sub packages, and I think that's why I just call them edge guys. I think he's the most, after [Jadeveon] Clowney, I think he's the most gifted edge guy in this class, and I think regardless of your scheme, you need to draft them and play them."
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Tags: 2014 NFL draft, Khalil Mack, Mike Mayock, NFL Combine
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Does deep draft mean fewer trades?Posted by on February 19, 2014 – 12:56 pm
With an influx of almost 100 underclassmen there are essentially three extra rounds of NFL prospects for clubs to choose from. The unusually deep pool of talent has given rise to the theory that teams will be more apt to stay where they are on the board knowing they'll get a quality player rather than trading up. NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock doesn't completely disagree with that line of thinking, but still knows teams are going to fall in love with some prospects and still make a move.
"You know, it kind of works both ways, because for instance, take Houston, sitting at one," said Mayock. "If there wasn't a quarterback that they are in love with, they might be, they content to move down further than they typically would.
"Both teams only want to move down a couple slots in the draft because they want to make certain they get their guy. In this draft you might be willing to move further down than usual because you still know you're going to get a great player.
"On the one hand I agree because if you sit there at 18 or 20 you know you're going to get a good football player but on the other hand, if you need an edge rusher and there are only a couple guys this year, you really need to go get them. It all depends on your individual situation.
"If you are sitting there and you think Kony Ealy is the best defensive end in this draft and [Jadeveon] Clowney is gone and you think there's a drop off after that you might want to go get him. So I think the philosophy of the trade stays the same, just a couple different variables this year with the depth."
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Draft QB breakdownPosted by on February 19, 2014 – 11:53 am
NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock broke down how he views some of the top quarterbacks in this year's draft class.
Mayock in his top 5 by position ranks Louisville's Teddy Bridgewater as his top QB followed by Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel and UCF's Blake Bortles. Here's his breakdown of the signal callers.
"I do think that [Teddy[ Bridgewater, [Johnny] Manziel and [Blake] Bortles are locked in as, quote, the three top quarterbacks," said Mayock. "I think Derek Carr from Fresno is somebody that people are trying to learn more about, and there's some interesting wild cards this year, I think at request also.
"I think AJ McCarron is solid but he's a second or third round quarterback. I think Carr will fit into the end of the first round. Jimmy Garoppolo has really helped himself at east west in the Senior Bowl and two kids got hurt later in the year, Aaron Murray from Georgia and Zach Mettenberger from LSU, I think depending on how their rehab goes could be third or fourth round guys that are developmental players.
"And Logan Thomas, two years ago when I saw him play Michigan in a Bowl game I thought he would be the first pick of the entire draft, two years later, and since then, he's got two or three good tapes and the rest are really bad tapes. But he's still 6 5, big, beautiful body, can throw the ball and the other kind of wild card I would say is Tom Savage that nobody talks about from University of Pittsburgh. He's a big, strong kid that can throw also.
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I have a sight impaired friend - he sees but will never be able to get a car driving license. He sails a West Wight Potter 19 which he calls Blind Ambition. He has a Garmin 76 GPS. He has a laptop on board.
Has anyone written a program that will take the GPS sentences coming from a Garmin and display them as data BIG on a laptop.
I haven't seen or heard of any program to make the text size larger on the 76. On my newer Garmin 3210 there is an option for text size, at least for soundings. Maybe a larger display would help? Hope you figure something out that helps.
It shouldn't be that difficult to do, given that GPS sentences are just serial text data coming in over a serial port. Might try looking HERE.
A couple of suggestions -- first, the Garmin 76 has an NMEA output and Garmin sells a PC interface cable https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?pID=574. Maptech and others sell PC software which will plot GPS data on electronic charts.
There are other Garmin handhelds with better displays than the 76 -- the Garmin 76Cx or 76CSx have color screens, bright backlights and configurable background colors. The color screen is going to be more easily readable for someone who is visually impaired.
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He has the 76, he has the cable and he connects it to his laptop. He is writing his own software to do it - but I just thought I would check here for him in case anybody else has done it. He wants to put a "Garmin 76 like display" full screen on the laptop screen so he can see the direction to the next waypoint.
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I'm not sure what you mean by GPS sentences, so this may be of no help, but if you can interface the laptop with the GPS, the Nobeltec software can customize the view all sorts of data - including text size & colour for SOG, Bearing, Distance to next Waypoint etc. You can change your heading line to various colours and thicknesses as well.
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I can't take a screen shot if you'd like. We use a USB GPS, and set the laptop on the companion way hatch (calmish weather of course!) in the pilothouse. This way, we can see if we're on course, and relevant data on the screen from about 6ft away. I'm in Canada, but I figure they'd display the same down south...
If his computer is using Windows, go to the Control Panel and click on the Accessibility Options which will allow him to adjust the size of the screen display to meet his needs.
What your friend needs is an NMEA (GPS) data display on a computer with configurable "dials". Most NMEA using programs do not have decent instruments (and those that show any output rarely have data windows that resize significantly or at all).
This is a "big secret under wraps" (and, personally, I hate talking about things that are not ready yet) but Polar Navy is working on virtual instrument console right now. If your friend is interested, get in touch with me and I can have the very first releasable version available for testing. It will include custom-sized digital instrument output for variety of data (i.e. he could size a single instrument to the entire screen).
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Downsides of Chase Freedom®:
- We are hard-pressed to find a drawback for Chase Freedom® because it's that awesome. But if we really have to dig for one, it would be that you'd have to activate for your 5% cash back every quarter. Even so, you can sign up for reminders via text message or email. Even if you don't activate until late in the quarter, you will still earn 5% cash back dating back to the start of the new quarter, as long as you do it before the deadline!
Bottom Line:
Chase Freedom® is a top-notch card when it comes to great 5% quarterly rotating categories of spending.
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Advantages of Barclaycard CashForward™ World MasterCard® :
- Barclaycard CashForward™ World MasterCard® has one of the best flat rates of cash back for all purchases. Every time you make a purchase with this card you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back. No categories, no quarterly sign-ups and no caps on the cash back you can earn.
- This card lets you get a $100 cash rewards bonus after you spend $500 on purchases in your first 90 days after account opening.
- The ongoing cash back you earn is received in the form of cash rewards that can be redeemed as a deposit into your bank account, a statement credit or even gift cards. The minimum redemption is $50. Every time you redeem you cash rewards, you receive a 5% cash rewards redemption bonus, so just redeeming cash back lets you earn more cash back towards your next redemption.
- Barclaycard CashForward™ World MasterCard® also comes with World MasterCard® benefits and free online access to your FICO® Credit Score.
- You get a 0% intro APR for 15 months on balance transfers made in the first 45 days after account opening. After that, there is a 15.24%, 20.24% or 25.24% variable APR based on your creditworthiness and other factors. This card has no annual fee. Here is our Barclaycard CashForward™ World MasterCard® review.
Downsides of Barclaycard CashForward™ World MasterCard® :
- You have to collect at least $50 worth of cash rewards before you can redeem for a deposit, statement credit or gift cards. If you are patient then this won't be a problem, but this may not be the card to use if you like to redeem cash back as soon as you earn it.
Bottom Line:
Barclaycard CashForward™ World MasterCard® is an ideal card to use if you want a simple, hassle free way to earn cash back on all your purchases while paying no annual fee.
Advantages of Wells Fargo Cash Wise Visa® Credit Card:
- Wells Fargo Cash Wise Visa® Credit Card lets you earn a flat rate of cash back of 1.5% cash rewards on all your purchases. The cash back you earn is unlimited and doesn't expire.
- As a bonus offer you get a $150 cash rewards bonus after spending $1,000 on purchases in the first 3 months after account opening.
- You can also earn 1.8% cash rewards on any Android PayTM or Apple PayTM mobile wallet purchases you make during the first 12 months from account opening.
- This card has $0 annual fee and you get a 0% intro APR for 12 months on purchases and balance transfers with 13.49% - 25.49% variable APR thereafter; balance transfer fees apply. Here is our Wells Fargo Cash Wise Visa® Credit Card review.
Downsides of Wells Fargo Cash Wise Visa® Credit Card:
- You have to pay a 3% foreign transaction fee on purchases made in a foreign currency, so this card isn't ideal for travel.
Bottom Line:
Wells Fargo Cash Wise Visa® Credit Card is a great card to use if you are looking to earn a flat rate of unlimited cash back on all your purchases while paying $0 annual fee.
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Advantages of BankAmericard Cash Rewards™ credit card:
- The best thing about BankAmericard Cash Rewards™ credit card is that it combines high cash back for gas and grocery store spending with no annual fee. You earn 3% cash back on gas and 2% cash back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs on the first $2,500 you spend on combined grocery store, wholesale clubs and gas purchases every quarter. For all other purchases, you will earn 1% cash back.
- This Visa card comes with an offer that lets you earn a $100 online cash rewards bonus after you make at least $500 in purchases in the first 90 days of account opening.
- You don't need to enroll in a rewards program in order to earn cash back, and there are no changing categories, so it's easy to estimate potential savings. Cash back does not expire.
- You can redeem cash back as a statement credit or get a 10% customer bonus by redeeming cash back into a Bank of America® checking or savings account. If you're a Preferred Rewards client, you can increase that bonus to 25%-75%.
- There is a 0% intro APR for 12 billing cycles for purchases and for any balance transfers made in the first 60 days, then 13.49% - 23.49% variable APR. See terms and conditions for more information. Balance transfer fees are 3% of each transaction with a minimum of $10.
- We like that BankAmericard Cash Rewards™ credit card comes with chip technology for enhanced security and protection at chip-enabled terminals. Here is our BankAmericard Cash Rewards™ credit card review.
Downsides of BankAmericard Cash Rewards™ credit card:
- If you have excellent credit and don't mind paying an annual fee, there are cards with higher cash back out there.
Bottom Line:
We love BankAmericard Cash Rewards™ credit card for its high cash rewards for gas and grocery store spending and its no annual fee.
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Advantages of Citi® Double Cash Card – 18 month BT offer:
- Citi® Double Cash Card – 18 month BT offer, a partner card, lets you earn cash back twice: You earn unlimited 1% cash back when you buy, plus an additional 1% as you pay for those purchases. Now, that's rewarding you for responsible card usage!
- The amount of cash back you can earn is unlimited. You can redeem cash back in the form of a statement credit, check or gift card, starting at $25.
- You don't need to enroll in any cash back categories.
- You get to enjoy the complimentary Citi® Price Rewind benefit as a cardholder. Simply buy an item with this card and register your purchase online within 60 days. Price Rewind will search online for a lower price in those 60 days. If a lower price is found, you can request a refund of the price difference.
- There is a 0% intro APR for 18 months on Balance Transfers and a 13.99% - 23.99% variable APR, based on your creditworthiness, thereafter. You can learn more about the applicable balance transfer fee and how making a balance transfer impacts interest on purchases by clicking the "Apply Now" button. No annual fee. Here is our review of Citi® Double Cash Card – 18 month BT offer.
Downsides of Citi® Double Cash Card – 18 month BT offer:
- No 5% bonus categories. You earn a flat-rate unlimited 1% cash back when you buy, plus an additional 1% as you pay for those purchases.
Bottom Line:
Citi® Double Cash Card – 18 month BT offer makes it easy for people who want a card that is fuss-free and yet offers cash back twice. There are no limits on the amount of cash back you can earn and you don't need to enroll in any bonus categories. The possibility of a price refund should Price Rewind find a better online deal for your purchased item is a deal sweetener!
GET.com's Tips For Using Cash Back Cards
You may have noticed that each cash back card offers slightly different benefits. Some cash back credit cards may give you up to 5% rebates when you spend on certain categories of purchases each quarter of the year (for example, groceries, gas, home improvement, travel, etc), whereas others may give you a flat cash rebate throughout the year. You might want to consider getting more than one cash back card so that you can get discounts on different types of purchases, and benefit from each card's unique privileges.
Instead of using cash or debit cards to make purchases, why not use cash back credit cards so that you can save more money? You could also get additional cards for your family members so that they too can get cash rebates when they buy household items. All these cash rebates will mean huge savings and discounts for you over time.
Do note that for some cards, the cash back you earn may expire after a certain period of time, or if you don't spend on your card for a period of time. Some cards may also have a cap on the amount of cash back you can earn each year. If you are a big spender, you should go for cards that don't have any maximum limit on how much you can accumulate.
Cash Back Rewards Programs
Cash back rewards programs are similar to other rewards programs. You usually earn points of some kind, which can then be redeemed for statement credit or even as cold hard cash in the form of a check or a deposit into your checking or savings account.
Here you can find the main differences and benefits offered by some of the most popular cash back programs in the US.
Chase Ultimate Rewards®
This program is used by Chase rewards cards like Chase Freedom® and Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card. The cash back you earn is actually earned as Chase Ultimate Rewards® points, which you can then redeem for cash back at a rate of 1 point per 1 cent (100 points per $1).
You can choose to redeem your cash back for statement credit or for a direct deposit (minimum of 2,000 points needed to redeem). A nice perk is that you can combine the rewards you've earned on several Chase credit cards that earn Chase Ultimate Rewards® points.
Discover Cashback Bonus
If you have a cash back card from Discover, then this is the cash back program you use. Any Cashback Bonus you earn will be credited to your Cashback Bonus account within two billing periods.
This flexible program does offer a lot. It lets you redeem any amount of Cashback Bonus, anytime.
You can also use Cashback Bonus to pay at checkout on Amazon.com or redeem it for gift cards. You can redeem your Cashback Bonus for higher value gift cards from Discover partners, so redeeming for gift cards is one of the best ways to get more value from this program.
Alternatively you can redeem cash back as donations to charitable organizations. All things said, this is a very flexible cash back program.
American Express Reward Dollars
This is the cash back currency you earn when you use American Express cash back cards like Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express.
You earn Reward Dollars, which are points Amex uses to track your cash back. You can redeem cash back as statement credit, but not as a bank deposit. Reward Dollars must be redeemed for cash back in $25 increments.
You can also redeem Reward Dollars for gift cards, and you can get good value redeeming this way, especially when discounted gift cards are available on the Reward Dollars website. You can also redeem cash back for merchandise.
BankAmericard Cash Rewards™
If you like cold hard cash, this is a very rewarding cash back program to use. You earn cash rewards using cash back credit cards from Bank of America. You can redeem your cash rewards for statement credit, or as a deposit into a Bank of America® checking or savings account (or a Merrill Lynch Cash Management Account).
Redeeming your cash rewards into a Bank of America® checking or savings account lets you earn a 10% customer bonus. So $200 worth of cash rewards redeemed as a deposit into your eligible Bank of America® checking or savings account will give you $220.
If you have enough savings, you may be eligible to enroll in the Bank of America Preferred Rewards program. This additional program lets you get a higher customer bonus when you redeem your cash back into a Bank of America® checking or savings account.
The Gold tier applies if you have an average combined balance of $20K to $50K in your eligible Bank of America® checking or savings account over a 3-month period. If you qualify for the Gold tier, you will earn a 25% rewards bonus instead of the usual 10% on eligible Bank of America credit cards. That means if you redeem $200 worth of cash rewards as a deposit into your Bank of America® checking or savings account, you can get $250.
The Platinum tier applies if you have an average combined balance of $50K to $100K in your Bank of America® checking or savings account (in a 3 month period). You earn a 50% rewards bonus on eligible Bank of America credit cards when you redeem cash rewards into your Bank of America® checking or savings account. So $200 of cash rewards could give you $300.
The Platinum Honors tier is not for everybody. You need a 3-month average combined balance of over $100K in your Bank of America® checking or savings account to be eligible. But if you have that kind of money, this tier is very rewarding. You can get a 75% rewards bonus when you redeem your cash rewards from eligible Bank of America credit cards as a deposit into your Bank of America® checking or savings account. That means $200 worth of cash rewards becomes $350 when you redeem them this way.
How We Rate Cash Back Cards
Cash back cards are rated by GET.com based on bonus offers, cash back categories, maximum cash back you can earn and card fees. Our goal is to provide you with a clear picture of how a card performs compared to other similar cards.
We look at how cash back is earned and redeemed, how much cash back is worth in actual cash value, and whether cash back can be redeemed in different ways. We place a high emphasis on cards that let you earn cash back in popular categories like gas, groceries and restaurants.
Other important factors that feature in our card ratings are the presence or absence of caps on cash back earnings, whether or not cash back expires, and whether cash back is earned in fixed or changing categories. The annual fee, ongoing APR, introductory APR period, card benefits and other card fees are also accounted for.
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The man, age and residence not released, drove onto a front lawn, crashing into a bay window causing damage in the 6100 block of North Santa Monica Boulevard at 8:35 p.m. March 16.
As reported last week, North Shore Fire Department arrived on the scene and reported the bay window pushed in with "extensive heaving and cracking" to the foundation and cracks on both the first and second floors, but the report stated there was "no need for structural support."
He was arrested for drunken driving, unreasonable and imprudent speed, obstruction and failure to have a driver's license. The man was taken to a hospital for his injuries.
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Ecclesiastes 6New International Version (NIV)
6 I have seen another evil under the sun, and it weighs heavily on mankind: 2 God gives some people wealth, possessions and honor, so that they lack nothing their hearts desire, but God does not grant them the ability to enjoy them, and strangers enjoy them instead. This is meaningless, a grievous evil.
3 A man may have a hundred children and live many years; yet no matter how long he lives, if he cannot enjoy his prosperity and does not receive proper burial, I say that a stillborn child is better off than he. 4 It comes without meaning, it departs in darkness, and in darkness its name is shrouded. 5 Though it never saw the sun or knew anything, it has more rest than does that man— 6 even if he lives a thousand years twice over but fails to enjoy his prosperity. Do not all go to the same place?
7 Everyone's toil is for their mouth,
10 Whatever exists has already been named,
12 For who knows what is good for a person in life, during the few and meaningless days they pass through like a shadow? Who can tell them what will happen under the sun after they are gone?
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How would you react if a loved one was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease? Gail Matthews experienced it firsthand when her husband, Glenn, was delivered the news. In an effort to help others in the same situation, they recorded their journey and recently published it as a book. Gail shares her amazing story below to spread the word and explain how you can help in the fight against Alzheimer's.
When my husband and I started our company with just the two of us, we said "business exists because of society and therefore businesses must give back." Alex and Ani holds the same ethics and the company is a give back kind of business. For me, it is serendipity that the Sunflower was chosen to represent their Charity by Design launch for the Alzheimer's Association. One year ago, our book, DID I DIE? Managing the Mayhem of Alzheimer's, A Caregiver's Guide to Peace and Quality of Life was published. The cover, the bookmark, and the whole theme is based on the sunflower, which was an unfinished painting of mine that symbolized Alzheimer's being unfinished business. We need a cure. It is a dreadful disease. With Alex and Ani drawing attention to the disease of our generation, where polio was the disease of the 50′s, and AIDS the disease of the 80′s, we have a better chance of finding prevention and a cure.
When my husband, Glenn, had a knee replacement in 2006, we thought the months following were normal recovery though his heart stopped during the operation. My husband was a world traveler, extremely well read and into good health/fitness. In 2008, we were in the airport and he couldn't find his way from the men's room to the airline waiting area. We knew something was wrong. His eyes were glazed and stared straight ahead. He was 71 and the symptoms progressed. When he was diagnosed, he wanted me to help him continue living his life with quality which we did until the last 7 months. Together, we searched for a cure and recorded our experience so that we could help others. My web site (www.alzcaregiver.net) and blog are set up to bring help to everyone from a caregiver to those working in the field as well as to keep up to date with research.
Looking at what is recommended for Alzheimer's patients today, it's the same thing that was recommended 30 years ago….exercise, eating right, keeping your mind active. We have made progress, but it isn't coming quickly enough. 76 million people are expected to have the disease in 2030. It is an epidemic. 1 in 6 women and 1 in 2 men get the disease with 583,000 deaths last year. No one wants to talk about it, but we have to. Alex and Ani is helping spread awareness with the Sunflower bangle and through their donation to the Alzheimer's Association. I love the Sunflower bangle and want to thank Alex and Ani. I have already bought many bangles to give as gifts and to spread the word.
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