He's just got the build of an NFL OG, doesn't he? Thick, lower to the ground power base, just a dense body type. Hard to move, but conversely moves a lot of people because of that low torque. Smart. Mild demeanor, but flips a switch on game day and brings the dawg out. I think NFL coaching/weight program gets him to 'very good' status....not elite, but way above average. I think he's going to be one of those automatic guys that rarely gets talked about but does his job well every game. That's a homerun for JJM as this line is going to be a major upgrade from what Uncle Sammy had. Ohio State O-linemen when they hit, they hit hard because these are the most talented O-linemen in college football. And I say this as a homage because I'm a Wolverines fan. They do an amazing job recruiting that position.

Finding a new home for Jalen Ramsey has finally come to fruition.

The Dolphins are trading the three-time All-Pro cornerback to the Steelers, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported Monday.

Pittsburgh is adjusting Ramsey's contract as part of the acquisition, giving him a $1.5 million raise and making his salary this season $26.6 million, per Rapoport and Pelissero.

Rapoport and Pelissero had reported on April 15 that Miami and Ramsey mutually agreed to explore trade options. The draft came and went, as did organized team activities and mandatory minicamp -- which Ramsey didn't attend -- without a move.

One has now transpired on the final day of June -- less than a year after Ramsey signed a three-year extension to stay in South Beach.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/4559...-nfl-draft

"QB Mac Jones coached hard by 49ers in attempt to revive career". - ESPN

Its always been very interesting to me, but I don't think its really been discussed. I knew Nix was going to be the last of the 'Big 6' QBs to go in round 1, but the Falcons decided Penix Jr. was going to be a better investment as a franchise QB than JJ McCarthy. The dynamics of it all are so interesting. Who is going to be proven right, not only with JJM vs. Penix but all the QBs (outside of Daniels who SEEMS to be golden at this point beyond the others).

I have my thoughts but I'll save them for later in this thread after others have chimed in.

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PFF listed Ceilings and floors for every 2nd year NFL QB ahead of the 2025 season:

Caleb Williams
Ceiling: Jordan Love
Floor: Bust

Jayden Daniels
Ceiling: Lamar Jackson
Floor: Kyler Murray

Drake Maye
Ceiling: Trevor Lawrence
Floor: Daniel Jones

Michael Penix Jr.
Ceiling: Justin Herbert
Floor: Jameis Winston

J.J. McCarthy
Ceiling: Joe Burrow
Floor: Sam Darnold

Bo Nix
Ceiling: Drew Brees
Floor: Mac Jones

The last time an NFC East team repeated as division winner was the Philadelphia Eagles, who won four consecutive titles from 2001 to 2004. 

Since then, no team in the NFC East has managed to win the division in back-to-back years, according to Yahoo Sports.