The Daily Script: Weekend Edition. 

May 9, 2016

Laremy Tunsil needs to stop pretending he’s fighting in World War I and start playing football!  1. Is it really a big deal that Cyrus Jones will wear the number 24? Come on people? Don’t we have anything better to talk about? 2. Laremy Tunsil is already lobbying Dolphins coaches to play tight end. How about we start off with tackle and laying off the gas mask bong Laremy.  3….

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John Elway Just Announced to All of Western Civilization That Paxton Lynch is the Broncos Starting Quarterback in 2016.

May 7, 2016

Courtesy of Denver Broncos.com Reading between the lines can be an acquired skill. Unless of course you’re trying to figure out what John Elway is saying. That doesn’t take much skill at all. Elway doesn’t mince words and he’s not afraid to show his hand. By proclaiming on Friday that rookie Paxton Lynch is not that far away from being ready to start for the Broncos, Elway let out the…

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Moritz Boehringer Realizes He is Not in Germany Anymore. 

May 7, 2016

Memo to Moritz. Guys in the NFL can run. Boehringer learned that valuable lesson yesterday at mini camp. When asked what he thought so far of his first mini camp, Boehringer responded with “the tempo is much faster” Yes Mortiz, it is. Boehringer figured out pretty quickly that he is no longer playing against local yokels that work at the brewery full time and play football part time. He’s competing…

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The Paterno Family Needs to Realize that Joe Pa Wasn’t the Saint They Thought He Was.

May 7, 2016

When a story broke earlier this week that Joe Paterno and other members of the Penn State coaching staff knew that Jerry Sandusky was a child abuser as early as 1976, Paterno’s son Jay  immediately got on the defensive. Jay penned a response that defended his father’s legacy and the family name.  Look, I get it. As the family spokesmen, Jay Paterno had to do that. Besides, Joe Pa was…

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Johnny Manziel’s Mugshot is Enough to Turn Off Any Team Interested in Signing Him. 

May 5, 2016

Johnny Manziel surrendered to police in Highland Park, Texas, on Wednesday following his indictment last week on a misdemeanor assault charge involving an attack on his ex-girlfriend Colleen Crowley. After taking this mugshot, Manziel posted the $1500 bond and was released. Manziel tweeted that he was glad he had a shirt this time. Manziel is making reference to a mugshot he took a few years ago after he was arrested….

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NFL At Large: Give Adam Gase Credit for Trying to Build a Winning Culture in Miami. 

May 4, 2016

Give new Dolphins coach Adam Gase credit for trying to lay a foundation in Miami. Instead of running a traditional rookie mini camp this week, he’s thinking outside the box and training his rookies on how to be Miami Dolphins. Gase recognizes how important it is for him to develop a winning culture in Miami. Installing plays is important but it’s more important the rookies learn how to be pros…

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2016 NFL Draft: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Each Team’s Draft.

May 3, 2016

THE GOOD Jacksonville Jaguars 1 (5) Jalen Ramsey, CB/S, Florida State 2 (36) (from Baltimore) Myles Jack, ILB, UCLA 3 (69) Yannick Ngakoue, DE, Maryland 4 (103) Sheldon Day, DT, Notre Dame 6 (181) Tyrone Holmes, DE, Montana 6 (201) (from Pittsburgh) Brandon Allen, QB, Arkansas 7 (226) Jonathan Woodard, DE, Central Arkansas My Thoughts: The Jags had a tremendous draft. Any time you can add two of the top…

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Patriots Pulse Blog: Scouting Report on Ted Karras.

May 1, 2016

Ted Karras comes from a family with a long and decorated history of playing football. He is the great nephew of Detroit Lions legend and former Webster star Alex Karras. Ted, is an overachiever who made himself into a division one prospect and an NFL draft prospect. He is a hard worker who maximizes his ability. Here is my scouting report on Ted Karras. 1. Initial Quicks: Karras shows decent…

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Patriots Pulse Blog: Scouting Report on Elandon Roberts.

April 30, 2016

Elandon Roberts is a hard worker who makes the most of his ability. I think back to the Peach Bowl and I was really impressed with how tough, physical and smart he is. He’s never out of position and he is active. Roberts played all three linebacker spots so he’s versatile. Here is my scouting report on Elandon Roberts. 1. Vs. Inside Run: Roberts is instinctive. Recognizes plays quickly, attacks…

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Patriots Pulse Blog: Scouting Report on Kamu Grugier-Hill

April 30, 2016

Grugier-Hill played inside and outside linebacker at Eastern Illinois but he will play as a nickel linebacker and safety in the NFL. Here is my scouting report on Kamu Grugier-Hill. 1. Vs. Inside Run: Hill reads guards and backs well and is patient when keying and diagnosing. Hill attacks second level blockers, stacks them and sheds. Solid tackler who finishes on contact.  2. Vs. Outside Run: Hill recognizes outside running…

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