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Right we all know this. Take a few very poorly run democratic states that encouraged the spread and fought to let their citizens spread it everywhere and it is a much different story.

England has a higher death rate per capita as do some other first world nations but you won't hear many of our resident Lemmings mention that because they are #nevertrumpers and frankly, idiots.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) deaths worldwide per one million population as of September 11, 2020, by country
Search:Records:132550   Confirmed deaths (absolute) Daily increase (# deaths)¹ Population (in millions) Deaths per million Peru 30,344 221 31.99 948.57 Belgium 9,917 0 11.42 868.23 Spain 29,699 71 46.72 635.63 Bolivia 7,193 47 11.35 633.57 Ecuador 10,749 48 17.08 629.17 Chile 11,781 79 18.73 629.02 United Kingdom² 41,608 14 66.49 625.79 Brazil 129,522 983 209.47 618.33 Italy 35,587 10 60.43 588.88 USA² 191,236 904 327.17 584.52 Sweden 5,843 1 10.18 573.79 Mexico 69,649 600 126.19 551.93 Panama 2,127 11 4.18 509.23

England 41,614 deaths. Population 56,000,000. You think this has something to do with where people coming in from China tend to travel? Again keep your head on you little emotional child. Who was it encouraging large gatherings early and said there was nothing to worry about? Who sent all those patients to nursing homes? Who threatened to sue when people want to close travel from certain states? Did Trump give you the corona virus?

+1 one besides the regular =1 I already gave you.  If we followed the Dems playbook and kept travel open, went to the movies, restaurants, Chinatown some estimates would have us under Fading Joe between 2.2-2.5 million deaths. Yeah, I'd say Trump has done a great job while in the balance getting the economy back on track faster than any Dem or Lemming on here thought and what I predicted with my caveat added.

Well lets seen the estimates were 2 million dead by the experts at the time they finally stopped downplaying. You know after they said he was dumb for shutting down travel and it was nothing to worry about. Most of the deaths come from 5 or 6 states that against CDC recommendations sent positive people to nursing homes. We went from deleted supplies in protective gear and ventilators to no one going without them. He shut down the economy early. States that had the most draconian of lock downs are the also the ones that sentenced their aging populations to death. Trump has done a really good job through this. Keeping moral up and trying to get past it while trying to protect peoples livelihoods and jobs. Deaths and infections are way down the economy and jobs are coming back and the emotionally challenged continue to look for stuff to whine and cry about. 

I'm way better with Davidson than I am with AJ. Both of these picks so far have been plan B or C.

I'm standing pat with Delpit with us on the clock.

I'm not sure he makes it that far. I would be happy if that did happen though.

Cough - Delpit - Cough

Sometimes, I feel like if we had the #2 overall pick, TD would still try to find a way to move up.

At long last it is here. With few draft picks in a deep draft at some key positions we could use it is kind of hard to see how to maximize the picks to get the best bang for the draft buck. At last I think I have figured it out. Some will hate it some will love it but here is goes.
This has to be the pick here. In a perfect world we could trade back a bit and get some additional picks. However what he would be able to do on the back end of this defense makes it worth taking him here. He is a great scheme fit for this defense with the single deep cover 3 shell we like to try and run. This pick just makes too much sense if it's 16 or 26.
Round1· Pick 16 (16)  GRANT DELPIT LSU S 6' 2" 213 lbs

 
It is time to get some young blood in the secondary. We have got rid of all our starting CBs we need a new one. In the 2nd we can draft a talented CB that fits well into our scheme. He is physical and can play press and the combination coverage we like to play on the outside.
Round2· Pick 15 (47)  JAYLON JOHNSON UTAH CB  6' 0" 193 lbs

 
The more I watch this next guy the more I would love see him playing next to Grady Jarrett. He is great in run defense but do not let his size fool you his best fit is in an even front. He is active and knows how to beat a block. He has the potential to be a very good 3 down player. He has improved his entire college career and really matured.
Round3· Pick 14 (78) DAVON HAMILTON OHIO STATE  DT 6' 4" 320 lbs     There will be plenty of people that hate this pick but this position is just too deep through too many rounds not to grab one. There is going to be some good depth in the 4th round. We can get a guy with size and is physical and good hands that can play the slot and outside.   Round4· Pick 13 (119)  CHASE CLAYPOOL  NOTRE DAME  WR  6' 4"  238 lbs     This is a guy that has been in all my mocks. Just a good value for where you can get him because of the school he played at. He is a guy that will be everywhere tackling and can get back and do decent in coverage. Another good scheme fit on defense and in a couple of years will prove to be a great value pick.   Round4· Pick 28 (134)  LOGAN WILSON  WYOMING  LB  6' 2"  241 lbs     I'm not sure why this guy has not got more talk with his NFL heritage. He has some ability and a good understanding of the game. He is another good scheme fit if he can live up to his potential.   Round7· Pick 14 (228)   JON RUNYAN  MICHIGAN  6' 4"  306 lbs                          
 
 
 

I've seen talk of him slipping to the 3rd or even 4th. We'll see

Wilson has been noticed and will likely be drafted in the second round.  The same goes for Hamilton.
I like Jaylon Johnson a lot, but he has injury issues that may keep him off our board.  
I am not going to argue with the Delpit supporters, but keep in mind that this draft has a lot of very good FS prospects:  Delpit, Winfield, Davis, and Blackmon.  Do we really have to draft a FS in the first round? 
 

I would really like that draft but I think Claypool and Wilson go earlier.  Good job.

I agree. I always think it's nutty how far off draft boards online tend to be, but it sounds like it'll be especially wild this year

I have heard that talk as well. Truth is none of us really know what every GM is really thinking. We also do not know everything they know about players. I tend to think he is still in the range most people had him that is somewhere between late first and middle 2nd. Same with most of the players every body claims are late risers and fallers.

At long last it is here. With few draft picks in a deep draft at some key positions we could use it is kind of hard to see how to maximize the picks to get the best bang for the draft buck. At last I think I have figured it out. Some will hate it some will love it but here is goes.
This has to be the pick here. In a perfect world we could trade back a bit and get some additional picks. However what he would be able to do on the back end of this defense makes it worth taking him here. He is a great scheme fit for this defense with the single deep cover 3 shell we like to try and run. This pick just makes too much sense if it's 16 or 26.
Round1· Pick 16 (16)  GRANT DELPIT LSU S 6' 2" 213 lbs

 
It is time to get some young blood in the secondary. We have got rid of all our starting CBs we need a new one. In the 2nd we can draft a talented CB that fits well into our scheme. He is physical and can play press and the combination coverage we like to play on the outside.
Round2· Pick 15 (47)  JAYLON JOHNSON UTAH CB  6' 0" 193 lbs

 
The more I watch this next guy the more I would love see him playing next to Grady Jarrett. He is great in run defense but do not let his size fool you his best fit is in an even front. He is active and knows how to beat a block. He has the potential to be a very good 3 down player. He has improved his entire college career and really matured.
Round3· Pick 14 (78) DAVON HAMILTON OHIO STATE  DT 6' 4" 320 lbs     There will be plenty of people that hate this pick but this position is just too deep through too many rounds not to grab one. There is going to be some good depth in the 4th round. We can get a guy with size and is physical and good hands that can play the slot and outside.   Round4· Pick 13 (119)  CHASE CLAYPOOL  NOTRE DAME  WR  6' 4"  238 lbs     This is a guy that has been in all my mocks. Just a good value for where you can get him because of the school he played at. He is a guy that will be everywhere tackling and can get back and do decent in coverage. Another good scheme fit on defense and in a couple of years will prove to be a great value pick.   Round4· Pick 28 (134)  LOGAN WILSON  WYOMING  LB  6' 2"  241 lbs     I'm not sure why this guy has not got more talk with his NFL heritage. He has some ability and a good understanding of the game. He is another good scheme fit if he can live up to his potential.   Round7· Pick 14 (228)   JON RUNYAN  MICHIGAN  6' 4"  306 lbs                          
 
 
 

That’s 2 I’ve liked from the mocker fockers well done OP.

At long last it is here. With few draft picks in a deep draft at some key positions we could use it is kind of hard to see how to maximize the picks to get the best bang for the draft buck. At last I think I have figured it out. Some will hate it some will love it but here is goes.
This has to be the pick here. In a perfect world we could trade back a bit and get some additional picks. However what he would be able to do on the back end of this defense makes it worth taking him here. He is a great scheme fit for this defense with the single deep cover 3 shell we like to try and run. This pick just makes too much sense if it's 16 or 26.
Round1· Pick 16 (16)  GRANT DELPIT LSU S 6' 2" 213 lbs

 
It is time to get some young blood in the secondary. We have got rid of all our starting CBs we need a new one. In the 2nd we can draft a talented CB that fits well into our scheme. He is physical and can play press and the combination coverage we like to play on the outside.
Round2· Pick 15 (47)  JAYLON JOHNSON UTAH CB  6' 0" 193 lbs

 
The more I watch this next guy the more I would love see him playing next to Grady Jarrett. He is great in run defense but do not let his size fool you his best fit is in an even front. He is active and knows how to beat a block. He has the potential to be a very good 3 down player. He has improved his entire college career and really matured.
Round3· Pick 14 (78) DAVON HAMILTON OHIO STATE  DT 6' 4" 320 lbs     There will be plenty of people that hate this pick but this position is just too deep through too many rounds not to grab one. There is going to be some good depth in the 4th round. We can get a guy with size and is physical and good hands that can play the slot and outside.   Round4· Pick 13 (119)  CHASE CLAYPOOL  NOTRE DAME  WR  6' 4"  238 lbs     This is a guy that has been in all my mocks. Just a good value for where you can get him because of the school he played at. He is a guy that will be everywhere tackling and can get back and do decent in coverage. Another good scheme fit on defense and in a couple of years will prove to be a great value pick.   Round4· Pick 28 (134)  LOGAN WILSON  WYOMING  LB  6' 2"  241 lbs     I'm not sure why this guy has not got more talk with his NFL heritage. He has some ability and a good understanding of the game. He is another good scheme fit if he can live up to his potential.   Round7· Pick 14 (228)   JON RUNYAN  MICHIGAN  6' 4"  306 lbs                          
 
 
 

I'm pretty single minded in my value of Delpit. I just think he is cut out for this defense.

Bee n high on Mims since senior bowl. Thin k hes a surprise 1st rounder. Idc what anyone thinks, hed be hard to pass om @47. 

Yep. Mims is another dude I had listed on my 5th annual players to watch at combine & pro days thread

If he had gone to LSU, Bama, etc.instead of Baylor he'd have gotten more attention & probably be in the top 20 overall conversation. It wouldn't shock me at all to see someone like the Eagles grab him at #21, especially if all the consensus top guys (Jeudy, Ruggs, Lamb) are gone. If he's still on the board when Green Bay picks in the late 1st, that could be a good spot for him as well. Could easily see him having leapfrogged some dudes like Reagon, Higgins, Aiyuk, and even Jefferson by the time it's all said and done.

At long last it is here. With few draft picks in a deep draft at some key positions we could use it is kind of hard to see how to maximize the picks to get the best bang for the draft buck. At last I think I have figured it out. Some will hate it some will love it but here is goes.
This has to be the pick here. In a perfect world we could trade back a bit and get some additional picks. However what he would be able to do on the back end of this defense makes it worth taking him here. He is a great scheme fit for this defense with the single deep cover 3 shell we like to try and run. This pick just makes too much sense if it's 16 or 26.
Round1· Pick 16 (16)  GRANT DELPIT LSU S 6' 2" 213 lbs

 
It is time to get some young blood in the secondary. We have got rid of all our starting CBs we need a new one. In the 2nd we can draft a talented CB that fits well into our scheme. He is physical and can play press and the combination coverage we like to play on the outside.
Round2· Pick 15 (47)  JAYLON JOHNSON UTAH CB  6' 0" 193 lbs

 
The more I watch this next guy the more I would love see him playing next to Grady Jarrett. He is great in run defense but do not let his size fool you his best fit is in an even front. He is active and knows how to beat a block. He has the potential to be a very good 3 down player. He has improved his entire college career and really matured.
Round3· Pick 14 (78) DAVON HAMILTON OHIO STATE  DT 6' 4" 320 lbs     There will be plenty of people that hate this pick but this position is just too deep through too many rounds not to grab one. There is going to be some good depth in the 4th round. We can get a guy with size and is physical and good hands that can play the slot and outside.   Round4· Pick 13 (119)  CHASE CLAYPOOL  NOTRE DAME  WR  6' 4"  238 lbs     This is a guy that has been in all my mocks. Just a good value for where you can get him because of the school he played at. He is a guy that will be everywhere tackling and can get back and do decent in coverage. Another good scheme fit on defense and in a couple of years will prove to be a great value pick.   Round4· Pick 28 (134)  LOGAN WILSON  WYOMING  LB  6' 2"  241 lbs     I'm not sure why this guy has not got more talk with his NFL heritage. He has some ability and a good understanding of the game. He is another good scheme fit if he can live up to his potential.   Round7· Pick 14 (228)   JON RUNYAN  MICHIGAN  6' 4"  306 lbs                          
 
 
 

If he's there in the 7th he's a perfect choice. I guarantee you'll get a 10 year career out of him. He'll never be an all-pro but he will be solid like Jake Matthews. Comes from great bloodlines.

It depends who you read. He will be a day 3 pick though. He is just my 7th round place holder I hope we move up a couple of rounds on day 3. Hopefully he will make it to the 7th though I would like to draft him.