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Early Furiosa reviews are very good. It brings me great joy to report that Furiosa is really, really f–king good. – David Ehrlich, IndieWire It’s an antithesis to Fury Road in that where that film is sparse, this is verbose and epic, and where once was a nigh silent film is now a massive...

I don’t like that choice but I can understand it- sort of. Totally puzzled by him over Odunze.

He probably could have traced that pick for way more value than Caleb tho

Oh yeah that is a wild draft

I get what you are saying but as long as the reviews aren't horrible, it will be hard for me to miss it on the big screen.

Let me know how it is. It seems like a weird idea to me, the super saturated color palette seemed like one of the coolest parts of the movie

Whoa McConkey before Odunze and Worthy? Is that a Georgia fan drafting there? I would say Chargers fan but I am not sure if those exist.

Gray is on the last year of his deal so it seems like Wiley can step into the Gray role in year. The thing is that role is meaningless unless something happens to Kelce. Of course with his age, the likelihood of something happening is increasing.

Yeah, it's a long ramp. Obviously roster size, taxi squd eligibility, etc plays a role but as much as I like him I don't think I can roster him with that kind of commitment.

Yeah in round 3, it's worth the shot no matter what you think of the player. I view like a Kadarius Tony from a few years ago. I did not like the player at all but most people didn't so eventually he became worth a the gamble. And if you acted at the right time, you could have gotten a nice...

The problem with taking such a late flyer on a TE is that it's probably a 2-3 year ramp up before he becomes playable (if he ever does) and that's just eating roster space in the meantime.

Yeah, I was confused for a minute and wonder if I chose the right movie. I don't like found footage stuff. I remember The Wailing being a cross between a cop mystery movie and a zombie movie.

Yeah Cecil was really pounding the table for this guy- thinks he has WR skills

We know why. Just couldn’t help himself I suppose. I get it, he’s 24 and has money, wants to have fun. Unfortunately he doesn’t seem to have anyone in his corner who can tell him no.

This obviously could be a nothing- he pushed some guy out of this way and the guy is trying to get some attention or come up with a BS lawsuit. Or alternatively Rice could have blew his jaw out and be facing serious consequences.

Yeah almost all of the movies in the countdown are silly if you think about the plot. Horror movies rarely make logical sense or take place in reality. It’s an easy genre for me to let go and just embrace the ride.

Yikes, you would think he would really want to lay low after the car incident.

Agree it’s my favorite- I found it absolutely terrifying even if I never fully understood the whole plot. Sometimes that’s preferred to things being overly explained.

If we are talking for 2024 redraft: Caleb Williams- because he went 1.01 and is seen as "generational", landed on a team with a loaded skill group and the CJ Stroud effect, I think a lot of people reach for him much higher than we normally see rookie QBs go in redraft and for me, unless a...

I generally like Drake’s music. I don’t personally care if any of these musical artists have real street cred or not. Means nothing to me.