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It's shaping up to be a great year to be a WR-heavy guy for dynasty/fantasy. Lots of talent in this year's crop and lots of potential opportunity. Apologies if someone already did this, but I just perused depth charts this morning and was quite surprised to see how bad it was out there. Teams...

6 more days....

Chiefs won 2 SBs with CEH at RB RB doesn't matter, just put anyone back there and you can also win a SB!

I'd guess chiefs go OL at pick 32 then move up in the 2nd if there's a WR they like

1) C Williams 2) J Daniels 3) D Maye 4) JJ McCarthy 5) M Harrison Jr 6) D Turner 7) J Alt 8) T Fuaga 9) M Nabers 10) O Fashanu 11) R Odunze 12) J Verse 13) Q Mitchell 14) T Arnold 15) JC Latham 16) B Bowers

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/crime/rashee-rice-dallas-texas-crash-charges-kansas-city-chiefs-nfl/287-55b4ae10-a0c3-4bc3-b82d-a826d4b80ddf

Studying the playbook in the offseason? Get this kid a contract extension immediately

It was close to 50/50 split last year and Spears saw more snaps than Henry in several games. I think this is the right way to look at it as well, might be a bit more hot-hand approach or at least less predictable (hopefully)

Country singer Morgan Wallen decided to fuck around and find out, but he's not rich/famous enough for Nashville. Toss a chair off a rooftop bar? Instant felony charge. Should've been richer or more famous or a better athlete if you want to do something that dumb

Not to be that guy, but drunk driving is worse than street racing by about tenfold imo.

Would love to see the stats on this claim, as it is widely well known that the US judicial system does indeed favor those with money and/or connections.

@Barilko These guys will be doing a leg of their tour this year in Canada, not sure if anywhere close to you.

Had some of the best blueberry strain I've ever tasted from Nebraska, bro in law grew up on the AF Base by Lincoln

I'd imagine it has changed in the last 3-5yrs, probably shortly after whenever Oklahoma blew their doors wide open. OK is one of the least regulated, anything goes, wild wild west of the weed states right now. Kansas did a similar thing after Colorado legalized recreational - they were pulling...

That's from a TX lawyers criminal defense group website Here's the Wikipedia page too https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabis_in_Texas

Just a misdemeanor in TX, Google is your friend

everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face Michigan got to him, Texas couldn't. I'd guess that's a big red flag for nfl teams if you're qb can't play well after taking some hits in a game

Those injuries and whether or not the injured have the option to not press charges (after catching a TD from Rice's bank account) is what I think all of this comes down to. If the fact that there are injuries dials it up to a felony automatically, chiefs are taking a WR or 2 in the draft...

I believe Arizona and maybe New Mexico would be the only states with harsh enough weed laws to make 10 grams a felony. That's not even $100 worth of weed unless they're getting ripped off