General 2019 NFL Draft Discussion

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by VDSF:

Red and gold lining.

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:
Please let Bosa be the pick

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:
Please don't let Bosa be the pick

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:

Please don't let Bosa be the pick

why????

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:

Please don't let Bosa be the pick

why????

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:

Please don't let Bosa be the pick

why????

Because he is a raciest piece of s**t!
Yes, I know that it doesn't matter to most people and we should judge him based on his tape, but raciest comments like that is just not a good look.

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:
Please don't let Bosa be the pick

why????

Because he is a raciest piece of s**t!
Yes, I know that it doesn't matter to most people and we should judge him based on his tape, but raciest comments like that is just not a good look.

Originally posted by fan49:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:

Please don't let Bosa be the pick

why????

Well Ian Williams said can't go wrong with either. But he'd pick qw. Due to his motor, dominance, and bosa injury history. Don't bash me for him saying injury history. Ps if Ian says pick him, I'd trust him more than any analysts or members here. I mean he did play the same position

With the 2019 NFL Draft just hours away, Smith joined 95.7 The Game on Thursday and shared what he would do if he were in his former team's shoes.

"I would take (Ohio State defensive end Nick) Bosa," Smith said. "You've already got a capable guy in the middle. Put a guy on the edge (and) loosen the middle of the O-line up even more for Buckner."

What is it about Bosa that intrigues Smith and tells him the incoming rookie can be a star at the NFL level?

"It looks to me like he definitely spent a lot of time with his brother (Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa), and he's probably a year or two ahead just from what he knows through his brother," Smith responded. "How to work his hands, how to work the edge, how the O-line is sliding to protect against you. I think he's already got a step above on some of these other guys."

Smith was also asked to talk a little bit more about Pro Bowl defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, who racked up a career-high 12 sacks in 2018 to go along with his 67 combined tackles and three passes defensed.

"The guy had 12 sacks last year," Smith said. "I don't think (with) some of the line stunts they're doing, and how they're trying to break protections, they're not even utilizing him as much as they could. I think he can be even better than that, which is saying something."

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:

Because he is a raciest piece of s**t!
Yes, I know that it doesn't matter to most people and we should judge him based on his tape, but raciest comments like that is just not a good look.

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:

Because he is a raciest piece of s**t!
Yes, I know that it doesn't matter to most people and we should judge him based on his tape, but raciest comments like that is just not a good look.

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by mrbusinessman499:

Please don't let Bosa be the pick

why????

Because he is a raciest piece of s**t!
Yes, I know that it doesn't matter to most people and we should judge him based on his tape, but raciest comments like that is just not a good look.

When the family decided it was time to make the inevitable decision, Nick Bosa stopped by the Ohio State football offices to explain the decision. Johnson was called out of a meeting to visit with his star player.

"We sat down, and he couldn't say two words without crying," Johnson said. "It touched him that emotionally. He said, 'I'm going to miss you, Coach.' I said, 'I'm here. You'll see me again.' "

Rarely did a conversation or meeting conclude without Bosa and Johnson saying to each other, "I love you." The season would go on, of course, but there was a sense of finality during that November meeting that usually doesn't arrive in college football until after a bowl game.