brando27

And don't forget, Campbell will be able to actually see this year, too.

RB: Brian Hill: I really hope he can help ice games, ala Turner did under Mularkey. Andre Roberts: Really interested in seeing him return punts, especially if our Defense is that much better.

Bigger question: I wonder if Ryan will be above Cam? How could the No. 1 guy drop below somebody not in the 100 last year? (Ya know, without admitting their list is ridiculous).

Last 10 MVP's: Ryan, Cam, Rodgers, Peyton, AP, Rodgers, Brady, Peyton, Peyton, Brady.

If we have pressure up the middle, there's no where to go -- It's not like the QB can just bootleg around our very fast pass-rushers. If this works out, it'll be a dream scenario for our Defense.

The reigning MVP didn't even MAKE the Top 100 list last year. That's how crazy these lists are.

I think Sark fits the Brotherhood culture a lot better than Shanny and he'll be amenable to Matt's strengths. Kyle always had a big ego as the boy-genius which has stayed with his career, good-and-bad. Hopefully, Sark will find a good balance and keep us as a prolific offense.

Yup, that's exactly why we stayed at 6 and drafted Jake (who was a sure-thing and had a family pedigree.) Lewan threatened to rape a woman that accused Michigan's kicker of sexual assault. http://deadspin.com/former-michigan-kicker-expelled-for-sexual-misconduct-1511488287

Weems was on the Bears that year. We had Quizz returning kicks, for some reason.

We only have 2 players on offense and one on defense left from that game. Isn't that crazy? Also, just one coordinator -- Keith Armstrong.

I think I'd rather have Ryan be SB MVP, but I like your thinking.

I would be pretty surprised if Rivera left Carolina. However (and this would be awful), most Offensive-minded guys would probably love to coach the Panthers including Kyle Shanahan.

We were running the ball every down with Schaub in. They need two TE's to block. Also, Tony Moeaki looked decent on plays last year, but I guess he's still sitting at home.

Max Kellerman still thinks Andre Ward beat Kovalev. His opinion's worthless.

Using an end-around with Sanu flipping the ball to Julio (or vice versa) is a pretty scary thing to cover.