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2024 NFL MOCK DRAFT

FINAL - Thursday, April 25

ROUND ONE

1 CHICAGO (FROM CAR) - QB Caleb Williams (USC)

Caleb is going #1 regardless of which team drafts him. Teams in the top-10 like Washington and New England are sure to make juicy offers. Williams is the most prized QB prospect since Andrew Luck, and once the Bears shed themselves of Justin Fields, this was a done deal.

2 WASHINGTON - QB Jayden Daniels (LSU)

The Commanders will make every attempt to trade up one spot for hometown hero Caleb Williams, but the more likely scenario is they get stuck with their 2nd choice at QB. LSU coach Brian Kelly intimated that this would be their pick at #2. Daniels takes way too many big hits, so he’s going to remind Washington of Robert Griffin III. Let’s hope his career lasts a little longer.

3 MINNESOTA (PROJ. TRADE W/NE) - QB J.J. McCarthy (Michigan)

I don’t get it, but apparently NFL GM’s love J.J. McCarthy’s potential. I’m trying to predict what WILL happen, not what I think SHOULD happen. The Vikings move aggressively and methodically up the board for their new signal caller.

Minnesota gives up their two first-rounders (11 & 23) and a 2nd-rounder next year. The Patriots - even without Belichick’s influence - continue their tradition of trading down.

4 ARIZONA - WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. (Ohio State)

The Cardinals would be profoundly lucky to be able to stay at #4 and still get the 2nd best player in the draft. Harrison seems to be custom made for NFL greatness. He’ll be the best in the league within three years… provided Kyler Murray gets his act together.

5 LA CHARGERS - WR Malik Nabers (LSU) !

Jim Harbaugh will certainly want to establish a run game in LA, so an offensive tackle might be the choice here. But Nabers is a tool too tempting to pass up. Mike Williams was a cap casualty and Keenan Allen was traded away, so they certainly have a need for him.

6 NY GIANTS - QB Drake Maye (North Carolina)

Maye is nobody’s first choice, and his bad tape is really bad. But the Giants are dead-set against Daniel Jones going into 2024 with no competition. They give Evan Neal a 2nd chance (which worked with Andrew Thomas after a lousy rookie year) and pass on Alt.

7 TENNESSEE - OT Joe Alt (Notre Dame)

The Titans commit to Will Levis and give him a valuable protector.

8 ATLANTA - EDGE Dallas Turner (Alabama)

The Falcons have addressed their offense in free agency so they can turn to the defense in the draft. Turner is the edge defender they’ve needed for years.

9 CHICAGO - WR Rome Odunze (Washington)

The new-look Bears offense will need some weapons for Caleb Williams. Keenan Allen isn’t exactly “new.” This could be a potent connection for years.

10 NY JETS - TE Brock Bowers (Georgia)

Another new toy for Aaron Rodgers. Or at least one he’ll watch from the sidelines after he ruptures another body part on the first drive. The Jets have diddly at the position and Rodgers loves his TE’s.

11 NEW ENGLAND (PROJ. TRADE W/MIN) - CB Quinyon Mitchell (Toledo)

The Pats have a plan for the QB position, but it doesn’t involve passing on all the great players available at #11. They’ll take their top corner off the board and pair him with Christian Gonzalez to hopefully form the best pair of young d-backs in the league. Mitchell has wowed GM’s this post-season.

12 DENVER - QB Michael Penix, Jr. (Washington) +

The Broncos couldn’t make a deal for a veteran QB and they don’t have the muscle to trade up. They’re stuck with Jarrett Stidham and Zach WIlson as their QB options so far. They may opt to trade down and still select Penix, but in this scenario, they reach for him.

13 LAS VEGAS - DT Byron Murphy II (Texas)

Signing Christian Wilkins will help the team’s interior greatly, but they still need some help there. Murphy says he’s guaranteed to be drafted in the top half of the first round. Could be BS; could be inside information.

14 NEW ORLEANS - OT Olu Fashanu (Penn State)

The Saints have a long tradition of selecting offensive linemen high in the draft, and what a great time to have so many draftable candidates at #14 - at a time of great need.

15 INDIANAPOLIS - CB Terrion Arnold (Alabama)

The Colts make the most of what they’ve got, but they really don’t got a lot. Just about every position is a position of need, and Arnold might end up being the best corner coming out this year.

16 SEATTLE - CB/S Cooper DeJean (Iowa)

DeJean may be needed at safety with the losses of Diggs and Adams, but he’s perfectly capable of playing corner. That may be his future.

17 JACKSONVILLE - OT Taliese Fuaga (Oregon State)

The Jags have been unhappy with their line play in recent years. Cam Robinson is average when he’s not on IR and Walker Little is little more than an effective back-up. Fuaga slots into RT immediately. He’s an excellent pass protector but he could benefit greatly by moving to guard eventually.

18 CINCINNATI - G/C Jackson Powers-Johnson (Oregon)

Adding Trent Brown helps fortify the outside of the Cincy o-line, but the interior still needs a hand. Ted Karras is a free agent after this season, so they draft his eventual replacement. Powers-Johnson can improve one of the guard spots until then.

19 LA RAMS - EDGE Laiatu Latu (UCLA) +

It’s been a long time since the Rams had a pick this high, so they need to make this count. They add to their youthful D-line with a boost to their pass rush.

20 PITTSBURGH - DT Jer’zhan “Johnny” Newton (Illinois)

Cam Heyward is just about done, and Larry Ogunjobi is easily replaceable. Newton teams with Keeanu Benton and DeMarvin Leal to form the Steelers line of the future.

21 WASHINGTON (PROJ. TRADE W/MIA) - OT J.C. Latham (Alabama)

The Dolphins have very few picks in this draft - including just two in the first four rounds. So they make a deal with Washington, and the Commanders select the left tackle they’ve been missing for years. They see the OT’s disappearing fast, so they package a few of their plentiful picks to move back into the 1st.

Washington deals picks #36 and 67 to move up to this spot.

22 PHILADELPHIA - WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (LSU)

A.J. Brown might have overstayed his welcome in Philly. If he’s dealt before/during day one of the draft, they might have a hard time passing up Brian Thomas.

23 NEW ENGLAND (PROJ. TRADE W/MIN FROM HOU THRU CLE) - QB Bo Nix (Oregon)

The Pats are fine with Jacoby Brissett as their temporary starter, but they love the potential of Nix. He developed incredible accuracy during his 47-year college career.

24 DALLAS - OL Graham Barton (Duke)

The Cowboys built their dynasty on the backs of their offensive line. Now that key parts of their 2023 line are gone, they’ll focus on a rebuild. Barton can train at all 5 position, but he’ll be immediately needed at center.

25 GREEN BAY - OT Amarius Mims (Georgia)

The Packers made the most of what they had last year, but their offensive line was in tatters. David Bakhtiari was elite, but injuries sapped his strength and now he’s gone. Time to rebuild.

26 TAMPA BAY - OT/G Troy Fautanu (Washington)

The Bucs keep getting hit along the interior of their offensive line. With Baker Mayfield getting the big bucks to re-sign with the team, he’ll need the help of someone like Troy Fautanu to protect him.

27 ARIZONA (thru HOU) - EDGE Jared Verse (Florida State)

The Cardinals need everything. Pick anyone. It’ll help.

28 BUFFALO - WR Troy Franklin (Oregon)

With the fire sale going on in Buffalo right now, it’s possible the team already believes they’ve missed their Super Bowl window. Jordan Poyer and Tre’Davious White were released, and both of last season’s starting wide receivers are gone. The restocking can begin here with a speedy Duck.

29 DETROIT - EDGE Chop Robinson (Penn State)

Aidan Hutchinson needs lots of help. They’re out of Okwaras and John Cominsky ain’t getting to the quarterback. Chop is a little smaller than ideal but he’s got great athleticism.

30 BALTIMORE - CB Nate Wiggins (Clemson)

The Ravens need to get younger at corner and quickly. Wiggins has outstanding instincts for the position, but his frame might not hold up.

31 SAN FRANCISCO - OT Tyler Guyton (Oklahoma)

Trent Willams says he wants to play for a few more years, but the Niners have an opportunity to train his replacement and acquire a top-tier backup.

32 KANSAS CITY - WR/KR Xavier Worthy (Texas)

With the legal troubles facing Rashee Rice - just about the only bright spot on the Chiefs wide receiving corps - Kansas City needs to grab one of this year’s elite WRs at #32. They might want to spend multiple picks on the position.

ROUND TWO

33 CAROLINA - WR Keon Coleman (Florida State)

34 NEW ENGLAND - WR Adonai Mitchell (Texas)

35 ARIZONA - LB Edgerrin Cooper (Texas A&M)

36 MIAMI (PROJ. TRADE W/WAS) - C Zach Frazier (West Virginia) +

37 LA CHARGERS - OT Jordan Morgan (Arizona)

38 TENNESSEE - CB Kool-Aid McKinstry (Alabama) +

39 CAROLINA (FROM NYG) - S Tyler Nubin (Minnesota)

40 WASHINGTON (FM. CHI) - EDGE Darius Robinson (Missouri)

41 GREEN BAY (FM. NYJ) - CB Ennis Rakestraw, Jr. (Missouri)

42 HOUSTON (FROM ATL) - LB Junior Colson (Michigan)

43 ATLANTA - WR Ladd McConkey (Georgia)

44 LAS VEGAS - LB Payton Wilson (NC State) +

45 NEW ORLEANS (FM. DEN) - RB Jonathon Brooks (Texas) +

46 INDIANAPOLIS - EDGE Bralen Trice (Washington)

47 KANSAS CITY (PROJ. TRADE W/NYG THRU SEA) - OT Kingsley Suamataia (BYU)

48 JACKSONVILLE - DT Braden Fiske (Florida State)

49 CINCINNATI - CB Kamari Lassiter (Georgia)

50 PHILADELPHIA (FM. NO) - CB Khyree Jackson (Oregon)

51 PITTSBURGH - WR Xavier Legette (South Carolina)

52 LA RAMS - CB Max Melton (Rutgers)

53 PHILADELPHIA - S Kamren Kinchens (Miami)

54 CLEVELAND - EDGE Marshawn Kneeland (Western Michigan)

55 MIAMI - G Cooper Beebe (Kansas State)

56 DALLAS - RB Trey Benson (Florida State)

57 TAMPA BAY - TE Ja’Tavion Sanders (Texas)

58 GREEN BAY - EDGE Chris Braswell (Alabama)

59 HOUSTON - CB T.J. Tampa (Iowa State)

60 BUFFALO - CB Mike Sainristil (Michigan)

61 DETROIT - DT Ruke Orhorhoro (Clemson)

62 BALTIMORE - WR Devontez Walker (North Carolina)

63 SAN FRANCISCO - WR Roman Wilson (Michigan)

64 KANSAS CITY - CB Cam Hart (Notre Dame)

ROUND THREE

65 CAROLINA - OT Kiran Amegadjie (Yale)

66 ARIZONA - RB Blake Corum (Michigan)

67 MIAMI (PROJ. TRADE W/WAS) - OT Patrick Paul (Houston)

68 NEW ENGLAND - C Cedric Van Pran (Georgia)

69 LA CHARGERS - LB Jeremiah Trotter, Jr. (Clemson)

70 NY GIANTS - DT Michael Hall, Jr. (Ohio State)

71 ARIZONA (FROM TEN) - EDGE Adisa Isaac (Penn State)

72 NY JETS - QB Spencer Rattler (South Carolina)

73 DETROIT (FROM MIN) - G Christian Haynes (Connecticut)

74 ATLANTA - S Javon Bullard (Georgia)

75 CHICAGO - TE Cade Stover (Ohio State)

76 DENVER - LB Cedric Gray (North Carolina)

77 LAS VEGAS - WR Ricky Pearsall (Florida)

78 WASHINGTON (FROM SEA) - WR Malachi Corley (Western Kentucky)

79 ATLANTA (FROM JAX) - LB Marist Liufau (Notre Dame)

80 CINCINNATI - S Jaden Hicks (Washington State)

81 SEATTLE (FROM NO THRU DEN) - OT/G Dominick Puni (Kansas)

82 INDIANAPOLIS - DT Kris Jenkins (Michigan)

83 LA RAMS - CB Caelen Carson (Wake Forest)

84 PITTSBURGH - G Mason McCormick (South Dakota State)

85 CLEVELAND - DT/EDGE Brandon Dorlus (Oregon)

86 HOUSTON (FROM PHI) - G Christian Mahogany (Boston College)

87 DALLAS - S Cole Bishop (Utah)

88 GREEN BAY - TE Theo Johnson (Penn State)

89 TAMPA BAY - WR Ja’Lynn Polk (Washington)

90 ARIZONA (FROM HOU) - DT DeWayne Carter (Duke)

91 GREEN BAY (FROM BUF) - S Calen Bullock (USC)

92 DETROIT - EDGE Jonah Ellis (Utah)

93 BALTIMORE - CB Kris Abrams-Draine (Missouri)

94 SAN FRANCISCO - TE Ben Sinnott (Kansas State)

95 KANSAS CITY - DT Khristian Boyd (Northern Iowa)

96 JACKSONVILLE - OT/G Brandon Coleman (TCU)

97 CINCINNATI - DT Masson Smith (LSU)

98 PITTSBURGH (FROM PHI) - WR Johnny Wilson (Florida State)

99 LA RAMS - LB Trevin Wallace (Kentucky)

100 WASHINGTON (FROM SF) - CB Johnny Dixon (Penn State)

ROUND FOUR

101 CAROLINA - CB Renardo Green (Florida State)

102 SEATTLE (FROM WAS) - WR Javon Baker (Central Florida)

103 NEW ENGLAND - EDGE Mohamed Kamara (Colorado State)

104 ARIZONA - EDGE Austin Booker (Kansas)

105 LA CHARGERS - WR Brenden Rice (USC)

106 TENNESSEE - EDGE Gabriel Murphy (UCLA)

107 NY GIANTS - RB Will Shipley (Clemson)

108 MINNESOTA - CB Andru Phillips (Kentucky)

109 ATLANTA - LB James Williams (Miami)

110 LA CHARGERS (FROM CHI) - RB Bucky Irving (Oregon)

111 NY JETS - S Sione Vaki (Utah)

112 LAS VEGAS - WR Jalen McMillan (Washington)

113 BALTIMORE (FROM DEN VIA NYJ) - LB Tommy Eichenberg (Ohio State)

114 JACKSONVILLE - CB Jarrian Jones (Florida State)

115 CINCINNATI - LB Curtis Jacobs (Penn State)

116 JACKSONVILLE (FROM NO) - QB Michael Pratt (Tulane)

117 INDIANAPOLIS - RB MarShawn Lloyd (USC)

118 SEATTLE - S Dadrion Taylor-Demerson (Texas Tech)

119 PITTSBURGH - CB D.J. James (Auburn)

120 PHILADELPHIA (FROM LAR VIA PIT) - S Malik Mustapha (Wake Forest)

121 DENVER (FROM MIA) - WR Jacob Cowing (Arizona)

122 CHICAGO (FROM PHI) - DT McKinnley Jackson (Texas A&M)

123 HOUSTON (FROM CLE) - RB Ray Davis (Kentucky)

124 SAN FRANCISCO (FROM DAL) - CB Josh Newton (TCU)

125 TAMPA BAY - CB Jarvis Brownlee, Jr. (Louisville)

126 GREEN BAY - C Beaux Limmer (Arkansas)

127 HOUSTON - EDGE Javon Solomon (Troy)

128 BUFFALO - S Tykee Smith (Georgia)

129 MINNESOTA (FROM DET) - RB Braelon Allen (Wisconsin)

130 BALTIMORE - WR Jamari Thrash (Louisville)

131 KANSAS CITY - NT T’Vondre Sweat (Texas) !

132 SAN FRANCISCO - G Zac Zinter (Michigan)

133 BUFFALO - OT Blake Fisher (Notre Dame)

134 NY JETS (FROM BAL) - RB Jaylen Wright (Tennessee)

135 SAN FRANCISCO - WR Jermaine Burton (Alabama)

ROUND FIVE

136 DENVER (FROM CAR VIA CLE) - DT Leonard Taylor III (Miami)

137 NEW ENGLAND - EDGE Xavier Thomas (Clemson)

138 ARIZONA - OT Javon Foster (Missouri)

139 WASHINGTON - OT Roger Rosengarten (Washington)

140 LA CHARGERS - OT Matt Goncalves (Pittsburgh)

141 CAROLINA (FROM NYG) - OT Andrew Coker (TCU)

142 CAROLINA (FROM TEN) - TE Erick All (Iowa) +

143 ATLANTA - DT Mekhi Wingo (LSU)

144 BUFFALO (FROM CHI) - CB Elijah Jones (Boston College)

145 DENVER (FROM NYJ) - CB Nehemiah Pritchett (Auburn)

146 TENNESSEE (FROM MIN VIA PHI) - WR Luke McCaffrey (Rice)

147 DENVER - RB Isaiah Davis (South Dakota State)

148 LAS VEGAS - RB Isaac Guerendo (Louisville)

149 CINCINNATI - S Beau Brade (Maryland)

150 NEW ORLEANS - P Tory Taylor (Iowa)

151 INDIANAPOLIS - OT/G Delmar Glaze (Maryland)

152 WASHINGTON (FROM SEA) - G Charles Turner III (LSU)

153 JACKSONVILLE - DT Tyler Davis (Clemson)

154 LA RAMS - G Layden Robinson (Texas A&M)

155 LA RAMS (FROM PIT) - G Tanor Bortolini (Wisconsin)

156 CLEVELAND (FROM PHI VIA ARZ) - WR Malik Washington (Virginia)

157 MINNESOTA (FROM CLE) - DT Justin Rogers (Auburn)

158 MIAMI - DT Marcus Harris (Auburn)

159 KANSAS CITY (FROM DAL) - RB Audric Estime (Notre Dame)

160 BUFFALO (FROM GB) - TE Jared Wiley (TCU)

161 PHILADELPHIA (FROM TB) - OT Christian Jones (Texas)

162 ARIZONA (FROM HOU) - EDGE Justin Ebiogbe (Alabama)

163 BUFFALO - WR/KR Ainias Smith (Texas A&M)

164 DETROIT - EDGE Grayson Murphy (UCLA)

165 BALTIMORE - DT Keith Randolph, Jr. (Illinois)

166 NY GIANTS (FROM SF VIA CAR) - K Will Reichard (Alabama)

167 MINNESOTA (FROM KC) - EDGE Nelson Ceaser (Houston)

168 NEW ORLEANS - S Dominique Hampton (Washington)

169 GREEN BAY - LB Ty’ron Hopper (Missouri)

170 NEW ORLEANS - EDGE Cedric Johnson (Mississippi)

171 PHILADELPHIA - C Hunter Nourzad (Penn State)

172 PHILADELPHIA - CB Kalen King (Penn State)

173 KANSAS CITY - S Kitan Oladapo (Oregon State)

174 DALLAS - RB Dylan Laube (New Hampshire)

175 NEW ORLEANS - QB Jordan Travis (Florida State) +

176 SAN FRANCISCO - CB Dwight McGlothern (Arkansas)

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WEEK 11 - Wrap Up

Any Given Sunday

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I know I post this almost every season. But, there's nothing better when it comes to football speeches...and the bottom line is we are at that point in the season. It's time gentlemen to start fighting for those inches. 3 more weeks till Playoffs! Will you be there?

MALIK MY BALLS vs TuPADRE

I am still in shock and disbelief. I think it's a bit like looking at the scores on Sunday and seeing the Patriots week after week. You just grow so use to the Patriots being great that you can't imagine them being bad. So it is with Andy Gullahorn. For years and years he was a tough match up. Someone to fear on the schedule...but now - the guy puts up under 80 points. Am I thankful? Yes. Of course I am. But, man it's hard to watch a dynasty like Andy Gullahorn / a fierce competitor at heart....fall into obscurity. Nice win Me! Nice F'ing Win!

MOOSES ON THE LOOSES vs TREE HUGGERS

Moose right now (Above GIF). He's dropped 2 in a row. Everything is working out...he's now 6-5. Can we get him to 6-6? Please Brett - Please stay focused next week and make this happen. Scott, what can I say about Scott. What a great week he has had. Survivor Champ....moves to 8-3 and if that wasn't enough he took the high point. I tried to take it from him but came up just a bit short. Big players for him - Tank Dell, Bills D and Kyler Murray. Nice win! Congrats!

TRADE WITH ME vs BOOMER SOONER

There he is!!!! There's Brett Rutledge. Week 11 and puts up 127.68 points! Amazing. And, he took down Stu Jones who was on a 3 game winning streak and looking like he was going to coast into the playoffs. Stu had a huge week from Purdy and a decent day from the 49ers D but it couldn't compare to what Brett had going with Love, Cook, Ridley, Gibbs and anytime someone puts up 17 from their kicker it's going to be a good week. Keep it up Brett. I believe. The Moose is next!

LANAKILA vs BACKDOOR BANDITS

Kyle has got to be in tears tonight, knowing that after 6 losses in a row - he finally grabbed a win. He also finally put up over 100 points...108 to be exact. Cliff saved most of his players for Monday night. His ring leader - Pat Mahomes, his trusty Running Back Pacheco and the Eagles kicker Jake Elliott.... Cliff would need 75 points out of these three to steal the win away from Kyle and I know Patrick Mahomes is good but I just don't see this happening - so I am in an early draft of the wrap up...giving this one to Kyle! Congrats! Enjoy the win!

HOWARD vs LONG LEFT BALLERS

Will Bebo ever lose again? This is crazy! Crazy I say! I don't even know what to write anymore. He is really really good. I am officially scared. That's all. Nothing about Rob either. Doesn't matter.

FUNK GUY vs MR AWESOME

Well, here we go...once again it's a monday night and once again Dana is in the hunt for a win. Gabe seems to have it all wrapped up - with all his player finished and 101.86 locked in. Dana has 78.70 and Jalen Hurts left to play. So Dana needs 23.17 from Hurts to grab his 3rd win in a row. The first half Hurts did absolutely nothing but by the 2nd half....he had it going on. Dana came close but in the end...it wasn't enough. Gabe wins in another close one! Congrats Gabe.

SURVIVOR

This is the winner. Scott Krippayne - winning in dramatic fashion as the Lions had to come back to win the game. Congrats Scott!

CHEERLEADER OF THE WEEK

Meet Korea's most popular cheerleader Park Kiryang. She cheers for the KBO (Korea Baseball Organization), She is 23 and I am a fan.

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[ad_1] There's more undrafted rookie QBs starting in Week 10 (Tyson Bagent and Tommy DeVito) than former Super Bowl-winning QBs (Russell Wilson).That pretty much sums up the state of the NFL quarterback position right now. Pure chaos. An unprecedented youth movement, injury, uncertainty and great entertainment. Here's 10 things that stand out to me entering Week 10:The NFL is buzzing with QB injuries again. Daniel Jones suffered a season-ending ACL tear a week after Kirk Cousins tore his Achilles. Justin Fields was also ruled out on Thursday for a fourth straight game (thumb injury). On the plus side, Kyler Murray will make his return after tearing his ACL 11 months ago.It all means another weekend of backup QBs. Nine of the 28 starting QBs in Week 10 did not start in Week 1. Including Tommy DeVito, who will make his first career start in Week 10, there's been 48 different starting QBs this year. Well on our way to around 60 this year, and they might even flirt with the NFL-record of 68 set last year. There's already been 12 teams with multiple starting QB in 2023. Those teams have combined to make 27 starting QB changes, led by the Raiders and Browns, who have had to shuffle their starting QB five times a piece already (see all the movement below).The craziest run, though, belongs to the Cardinals, Giants and Vikings. Each of these teams will be starting a different QB for the third straight week! 2. Dobbs pulling off another Minneapolis MiracleA backup QB bonanza usually produces a lot of duds, but every once in a while a hero like Josh Dobbs emerges. Cody Benjamin recently chronicled Dobbs' career journey on seven different teams, culminating with Sunday's win off the bench after zero practice reps in Minnesota. Amazingly, Dobbs has now been on five different teams since last December (Lions, Titans, Browns, Cardinals, Vikings), tied for the most of any player in the NFL in that time. No other QB has been on more than three teams in the last year. Dobbs' underdog story could get even better now that Minnesota has a realistic shot at the playoffs. The Vikings are currently the seventh seed in the NFC and have a 50 percent chance to make the postseason (source: SportsLine) after those chances sat at just 11 percent after their 0-3 start. Only six teams since 1970 have made the playoffs after an 0-3 start, and none since the 2018 Texans. Minnesota winning four games without Justin Jefferson is crazy enough (SportsLine shared there was a 3.7 percent chance of that even happening), now you add the Dobbs story to the mix!3. Rookie QB historyThe QB youth movement has officially reached historic levels. Devito Tommy DeVito is the 10th different rookie starting QB this year, the most in a season in NFL history, breaking the record previously set in 2019. The Giants play the Cowboys in Week 10, who beat them 40-0 in Week 1. There are no moral victories in the NFL, but I think we should make an exception if New York can put any points on the board in Dallas with DeVito making his first start. If you're reading and still wondering who the heck Tommy DeVito is, Cody Benjamin has you covered.4. Stroud's ridiculous anticipation throwsNot every rookie is playing like one. By now you've heard C.J. Stroud rewrote the NFL record books in Week 9 by throwing for a rookie-record 470 yards against the Buccaneers. Watching the game back, I continue to be floored by Stroud's anticipation throws. He consistently throws his receivers open before they are out of their breaks, and on Sunday he did it in the biggest moments. The Texans had to go for it on fourth-and-nine with their kicker hurt so Stroud calmly delivered a perfect ball to tight end Dalton Schultz. Schultz had yet to turn his head around or come out of his break when the ball was released: It was a similar story on the game-winning touchdown pass to Nathaniel Dell. So far, four of Stroud's 14 touchdown passes this season have come when the ball is released before his target is out of their break. Stroud continues to play beyond his years and is on pace for an absurd 4,823 pass yards, 29 touchdown passes and two interceptions. The absurd pace is one reason Bryan DeArdo is already projecting Stroud to have one of the greatest rookie seasons ever. On the flip side, Stroud's interception numbers are sure to regress (he has eight turnover-worthy plays, per Pro Football Focus), plus he's not a threat with his legs and has been inaccurate at times, all reasons why Chris Trapasso provides a more sobering view of Stroud when compared to the best rookie QBs since 2010. One more reason I'm appreciating Stroud's efforts so far: His average pass travels 8.5 yards downfield this year (and it was 11.0 in Week 9), the fifth-longest rate in the NFL. Combine that with the lowest interception percentage in the league (0.4%) and he's the only player ranking top five in both categories this year. Simply put, nobody is stretching the field without making mistakes like Stroud. 5. Star QBs dealing with injuriesWe'll see if Stroud's historic play continues against Joe Burrow and the Bengals on Sunday. Burrow is one of several star QBs who has played through injuries early in the year, and one of the few now thriving. Burrow is finally in midseason form after injuring his calf in training camp. It shows as he leads the NFL in passer rating during the Bengals' four-game win streak after ranking last in Cincinnati's first four games. His performance against pressure has been a day and night difference, too, as he's been shrugging off sacks and making plays. He is 26 of 35 passing with an NFL-high five touchdown passes vs. pressure during the win streak (14 of 37, one TD vs. pressure prior). Josh Allen hasn't found success airing it out this year, and he's been especially stifled since hurting his shoulder in Week 7 against the Giants. He's 3 of 20 passing 20-plus air yards in that span (h/t @Benjamin Solak) and has one TD and six interceptions on those deep balls this year. That's one reason Buffalo is struggling, writes Tyler Sullivan.Justin Herbert has not played like himself since fracturing the middle finger on his non-throwing hand in Week 4 against the Raiders. He's 16th among qualified passers in EPA per play since then vs. third through three games. The dropoff in performance has more to do with his supporting cast, though. Mike Williams and Corey Linsley both played in the first three games, but haven't played since. Herbert's deep ball has been noticeably absent lately and he is the third-most pressured QB since Linsley got hurt. There was nothing sexy about his performance on "Monday Night Football" against the Jets, but he actually deserves praise for not turning the ball over despite being pressured on 60 percent of his dropbacks. It was the highest pressure rate faced without an interception thrown by any QB in a game this year.6. Is Herbert in danger of becoming Stafford with Lions?When the Chargers inevitably underperform against the Lions this Sunday, let the Lions' career of Matthew Stafford be a cautionary tale (or warning) to Los Angeles fans. While we all keep waiting for Justin Herbert and the Chargers to ride his arm to glory, it may take a while.At this point, Herbert has far too many striking similarities to Stafford.Both are heralded for arm talent. Stafford had the third-most passing yards per game (284.6) through four seasons in NFL history, while Herbert currently ranks fourth (282.7). Both had 5,000-yard seasons at age 23, two of four players to ever do that.Both with terrible defenses. The Chargers defense is what is mostly holding Herbert back, just like Stafford. Detroit allowed 26.6 points per game in Stafford's first four seasons, the worst support any QB has ever gotten. Herbert is sixth on that list, thanks to the Chargers defense (25.1 points per game allowed since 2020)Both played little brother to all-time great QB. Herbert may always be looking up at Patrick Mahomes in the AFC West just like Stafford played second fiddle to Aaron Rodgers in the NFC North.Justin Herbert had zero playoff wins and lost his playoff debut in his third season. Stafford had zero playoff wins with Detroit and lost his playoff debut in his third season. Silver lining for this comparison: At least Stafford won a Super Bowl with the Rams. I personally hope Herbert is on the Peyton Manning track. Manning put up historic numbers from the get-go but didn't win a playoff game until his sixth season. 7. 2020 class can doing something 1983 and 2004 classes never didHerbert is one of several star QBs from the 2020 class producing this year, and at this rate they will be in the company of the famed 1983 and 2004 draft classes.Between Joe Burrow, Tua Tagovailoa, Justin Herbert, Jordan Love and Jalen Hurts, the 2020 class is on pace to have five players with 20 touchdown passes this year. No QB class has ever done that. Not even 1983, which famously featured six QBs in the first round (John Elway, Todd Blackledge, Jim Kelly, Tony Eason, Ken O'Brien, Dan Marino). 8. The Commanders are letting Howell cookThe Commanders appeared to mail in their season at the trade deadline when they shipped off edge rushers Chase Young and Montez Sweat, and while that may be true, there's still one big reason fans should stay engaged. Sam Howell. The 2022 fifth-round QB is getting ample opportunity to flash his skills. The Commanders are dropping back to pass on 71.6 percent of their plays, the highest rate of any team since at least 2000. He leads the NFL in completions, attempts, interceptions and times sacked this year, while ranking second in pass yards. Let Sam cook! He has in the last two games. I watched all 106 of Howell's dropbacks against the Eagles and Patriots and came away impressed with his upside. He flashed big arm strength, made throws under pressure and on the run. This throw to Terry McLaurin on third-and-long to set up the eventual game-winning field goal was marvelous. Under pressure, perfect placement and thrown as his receiver starts making his break. These are the types of big-time throws Chris Trapasso raved about this week as he suggested Howell has the upside to be the best late-round QB since Tom Brady. Howell leads the NFL in touchdown passes on throws 20-plus air yards (four) and in pass yards when pressured (262) in the last two weeks. Howell drifted beautifully to buy time against pressure on this deep ball against the Eagles. His performance has been efficient at times, too. I loved how Eric Bieniemy scripted easy completions to start the game against Philadelphia in Week 8. 20 of Howell's first 22 dropbacks came with either some form of motion, play action or a screen. Howell was able to land plenty of jabs before dropping some haymakers.It was that combination in the last two games that helped Howell surpass Patrick Mahomes as the youngest QB in NFL history with a 70 percent completion rate, 700 pass yards and five touchdown passes in a two-game span. Both had Bieniemy as their offensive coordinator.Of course, there were bouts of inaccuracy and poor decision-making that you would expect from a QB with 10 career starts under his belt. There was a mini-meltdown toward the end of the Eagles game that included an interception into tight coverage and two inaccurate throws to a wide-open Terry McLaurin in a one-score game. His interception into the end zone to end the first half against the Patriots was also a really bad decision. Those are the growing pains you can expect from a young QB, and so far the good outweighs the bad. The outlook is promising in Washington as Howell has taken the surprise leap that many of us probably expected from Justin Fields or Kenny Pickett (among others) this year. 9. Lamar Jackson eyeing feat only accomplished by Steve YoungLamar Jackson took over the NFL's completion percentage lead with an efficient day (21 of 26 passing) in Sunday's blowout win over the Seahawks. Can you imagine if the most electrifying QB on planet Earth also is one of the most efficient, leading the league in completion rate? I wrote on Sunday about how Jackson can join Steve Young (1994) as the only players to lead all qualified QBs in both completion rate and rush yards in a season. It'd be a crazy feat when you consider the statues (exception Steve Young) who usually lead the league in completion percentage. Cody Benjamin says Jackson is the midseason MVP, thanks to this dual-threat ability. It'll be interesting to see if Jackson can sustain the improvement as Baltimore has the second-toughest remaining schedule in the NFL. The last two seasons are also a cautionary tale as Jackson was hurt in December in each season. 10. Hat tip to Daniel Jones and Ryan TannehillTwo teams who have had the same quarterback for the last five years or so are making changes this week, for different reasons. Daniel Jones tore his ACL last Sunday, meaning his first season of a four-year deal worth $160 million is cut short. It's possible, but unlikely, he has played his last game in a Giants uniform. It would cost the Giants $69 million in dead money to cut Jones this offseason. It could be spread out over two years with a post-June 1 designation. It would be cheaper to trade Jones, and anything is on the table, especially if the Giants get a high draft pick and are in position to draft a quarterback (which I'm sure their fans would love). Still, there's a good chance Jones is back in New York, and Bryan DeArdo laid out how the Giants can improve the situation around Jones. No matter how it shakes out, here's a hat tip to Jones, who had a surprise career year and led the Giants to a playoff win last year. Heal up!It remains to be seen if the Daniel Jones era, which began in 2019, is over in New York. But it's pretty clear, barring injury, the Ryan Tannehill era is over in Nashville. Tannehill replaced Marcus Mariota as the Titans' starting QB in 2019, eventually leading the Titans to the AFC Championship. On Tuesday, Tennessee announced rookie Will Levis would be the starting QB going forward. It was a no-brainer after his strong debut, coupled with Tannehill's injury and overall decline. That doesn't make it any easier for Tannehill, who acknowledged "It hits hard". Credit to Tannehill for being a class act and already taking Levis under his wing amid the demotion. As for Tennessee, Bryan DeArdo broke down what the move means for them. It all comes full circle as the QB carousel keeps spinning. Now the Titans will find out if Levis has what it takes to be a franchise QB. 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NFL injury tracker Week 8: Kyler Murray closer to return; Daniel Jones, Deebo Samuel, Deshaun Watson ruled out https://nflespn.net/nfl/nfl-injury-tracker-week-8-kyler-murray-closer-to-return-daniel-jones-deebo-samuel-deshaun-watson-ruled-out/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nflespn

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SE VALE SOÑAR!!

Razones para ilusionarse o preocuparse con los siete equipos de la NFC en los Playoffs*****Solo quedan 14 equipos con vida en la NFL y eso significa que el Super Wild Card Weekend está aquí

Tres quarterbacks de la NFC harán su debut en los Playoffs; ¿podrá Dak Prescott jugar libre de errores?© ALEX SLITZ (AFP)

La experiencia, los intercambios de balón, la localía… todo se magnifica durante el mes de enero, cuando un error te puede mandar de regreso a casa.

No hay equipo perfecto en la NFL y por ello hemos hecho este ejercicio, con las razones para ilusionarse o preocuparse con todos los clasificados a la postemporada.

Comenzamos con la Conferencia Nacional:

Philadelphia Eagles

Ilusiona: El regreso de Jalen Hurts. Es obvio que Philadelphia necesita a su quarterback titular para poder regresar al Super Bowl.

Hurts pasó para 3,701 yardas y 22 touchdowns en 15 juegos en 2022, y agregó 760 yardas y 13 touchdowns terrestres, convirtiéndose en el tercer quarterback con al menos 3,500 yardas aéreas, 20 pases de touchdown y 10 touchdowns terrestres en una campaña.

De nada sirve tener a wide receivers de la talla de DeVonta Smith o A.J. Brown sin el potente brazo de Hurts.

Preocupa: La defensiva contra la carrera. En los últimos cinco juegos de la temporada regular, Philadelphia aceptó un promedio de 130.6 yardas terrestres por partido.

Entre los clasificados en la NFC están los Giants (148.2 yardas terrestres por juego), San Francisco (138.8) y Dallas (135.2), tres equipos en el Top 8 entre las mejores ofensivas por tierra de la liga esta campaña.

San Francisco 49ers

Ilusiona: El novato Brock Purdy. El llamado “Mr. Irrelevant” se convirtió en el tercer quarterback novato que gana sus cinco primeras aperturas en la NFL, uniéndose a Ben Roethlisberger y Mike Kruczek. El “Big Ben” ganó sus 13 primeros juegos como titular con los Steelers, y Kruczek ganó sus seis primeros en 1976, también con Pittsburgh.

Purdy ha completado 67.1% de sus pases, con 1,374 yardas, 13 touchdowns y cuatro intercepciones. En 10 juegos como titular esta campaña, Jimmy Garappolo tuvo 67.2% de efectividad, con 2,437 yardas, 16 envíos a las diagonales y cuatro intercepciones.

Preocupa: El novato Brock Purdy. Nos guste o no, Purdy es el eslabón más débil en un roster al que no le duele nada. La experiencia es clave cuando se trata de los Playoffs y eso quedó de manifiesto la campaña pasada.

Cinco quarterbacks hicieron sus debuts en la postemporada en 2022: Joe Burrow, Derek Carr, Kyler Murray, Mac Jones y Jalen Hurts. Todos, excepto Burrow (quien llevó a los Bengals hasta el Super Bowl), perdieron en su presentación.

Murray y Arizona perdieron por 23 puntos ante los Rams; Jones y New England cayeron por 30 en Buffalo y Hurts y Philadelphia por 16 contra Tampa Bay, todos en el Super Wild Card Weekend de la temporada pasada.

Purdy es el único quarterback novato de la NFC en los Playoffs este año y esa inexperiencia podría costarle a los 49ers.

Minnesota Vikings

Ilusiona: Kirk Cousins. El veterano quarterback de Minnesota está por iniciar el cuarto juego de postemporada en su carrera. Su récord es de 1-2, pero este año comanda a la quinta mejor ofensiva aérea, en mancuerna con el que probablemente es el mejor wide receiver de la liga: Justin Jefferson, líder targets (184), recepciones (128) y yardas (1,809) en la temporada 2022.

Con Cousins en los controles, los Vikings terminaron con récord de 10-0 en juegos decididos por 8 puntos o menos.

Preocupa: La defensiva contra el pase. Los Vikings cerraron la campaña regular con un promedio de 265.6 yardas aéreas en contra, penúltimos en la NFL, solo detrás de las 274.8 de los Tennessee Titans.

Por tierra, en los juegos ante Colts y Packers, en las Semana 15 y 17, respectivamente, Minnesota aceptó un promedio de 40 puntos y más de 160 yardas terrestres.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Ilusiona: Tom Brady. Que “TB12″ sea tu quarterback en los Playoffs es más que un lujo. Brady tiene un récord impresionante de 35-12 en juegos de postemporada y es ese líder que eleva el nivel de juego de todos a su alrededor.

Esta no ha sido su mejor temporada, con 4,694 yardas y 25 pases de touchdown, pero Brady es el líder de todos los tiempos en Playoffs en juegos (47), yardas aéreas (13,049) y pases de touchdown (86) y ha sido nombrado MVP del Super Bowl cinco veces, más que cualquier otro jugador en la historia de la liga.

Preocupa: El ataque terrestre. Los Bucs promediaron apenas 76.9 yardas por tierra en la campaña regular, lo más bajo en la NFL. ¿Podrá ganar este equipo en los Playoffs con un ataque unidimensional? Es complicado, incluso con Tom Brady en los controles.

Tampa Bay tiene que encontrar la manera de correr el balón de manera más efectiva durante la postemporada.

Dallas Cowboys

Ilusiona: Los Playoffs. Sí, para la afición de los Cowboys la espera ha sido muy larga: la última vez que Dallas jugó en un Campeonato de la NFC fue en enero de 1996, es decir hace 27 años. Cuando el equipo de Jerry Jones está en la postemporada en millones revive la ilusión por ver a Dallas de regreso en un Super Bowl, pero los Cowboys no han ganado un juego de Playoffs como visitantes desde la campaña 1993, cuando vencieron a los 49ers en el Juego por el Campeonato de la NFC en San Francisco.

Preocupa: Dak Prescott. El quarterback de los Cowboys sufrió 15 intercepciones en la temporada y 14 de ellas fueron después de perderse cinco juegos con una lesión en el pulgar derecho. Liga siete juegos con al menos una intercepción y en cinco partidos entregó un par de balones.

Dak Prescott tiene que ponerle un freno a sus intercepciones, porque Brady no va a perdonar los errores de Dallas.

En los juegos de la Semana 1 de las temporadas 2021 y 2022, la defensiva de los Buccaneers le interceptó un pase a Prescott y de ambos intercambios Tampa Bay sacó puntos.

New York Giants

Ilusiona: Daniel Jones. En la temporada en la que su continuidad en el equipo estaba en juego, Jones hará su debut en postemporada tras llevar a los Giants a los Playoffs por primera vez desde 2016. Jones pasó para 3,205 yardas (lo más alto en su carrera) con 15 pases de anotación; además, registró 708 yardas terrestres y siete touchdowns por esa vía.

Con un rejuvenecido Saquon Barkley (cuatro en la liga con 1,312 yardas terrestres y quinto con 1,650 combinadas), la ofensiva de los Giants puede ser un dolor de cabeza para cualquier defensiva.

Preocupa: La defensiva contra la carrera. Los Giants permitieron un promedio de 144.2 yardas terrestres en la temporada y 142.8 en los últimos seis del calendario regular.

El equipo del coach Brian Daboll debe encontrar la manera de remediar ese problema o de lo contrario será muy corta su estancia en los Playoffs.

Seattle Seahawks

Ilusiona: Geno Smith. El veterano quarterback hará su debut en los Playoffs tras una sorprendente campaña en la que terminó con récords personales de yardas aéreas (4,282, una marca de la franquicia), pases de touchdown (30) y rating (100.9).

Mención aparte merece el novato Kenneth Walker, líder entre los running backs novatos con 1,215 yardas combinadas, 1,050 yardas terrestres y 9 touchdowns.

Walker cerró la temporada regular con tres juegos de 100 o más yardas terrestres, pero su más reciente touchdown por tierra fue a finales de noviembre, ante Las Vegas.

Preocupa: La defensa contra la carrera. La de Seattle fue una de las peores de la liga en ese departamento, al aceptar un promedio de 150.2 yardas por juego y casi cinco yardas por acarreo. En los dos duelos ante San Francisco, los Seahawks aceptaron 359 yardas terrestres o un promedio de 179.5.

Es un hecho que el sábado los 49ers pondrán a prueba al front-7 de Seattle en el inicio del Super Wild Card Weekend.

Más vale que el equipo del coach Pete Carroll esté listo.

(Por Iván Pirrón-AS México)

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Radio NET Bulgaria (December 31, 2022)

23:56 J. WHITE - Believe 23:51 KEITH SLATTERY - The Last Minute 23:46 LOUIE FITZGERALD - My Heart Beats for You 23:41 ROCCO VENTRELLA - Feel Like Making Love 23:38 JAZZ FUNK SOUL - Count Me In 23:34 PAUL BROWN - Sugar Fish 23:30 PIECES OF A DREAM - Watch Your Step 23:26 PETER WHITE - Coast Road Drive 23:22 BRIAN SIMPSON - Paradise Island 23:17 DAVID PETROSYAN - Feeling of Breath 23:13 PEET PROJECT - Wanna Have a Party 23:09 CAROL ALBERT - Mas Que Nada 23:05 NILS - Mind Games 23:00 JOHN E. LAWRENCE - Step into a Dream 22:59 DJ ANTOINE - This Time (Acoustic Mix) 22:52 KITARO - A Passage Of Life 22:48 JOHN O'CALLAGHAN, AUDREY GALLAGHER - Big Sky (Acoustic Mix) 22:42 LA CAINA - I Gotta Know Now 22:38 BLANK & JONES - Counting Clouds 22:33 351 LAKE SHORE DRIVE - Rising Stars 22:28 SEBA - Painted Sky (Imagine Chill Out Remix) 22:24 ANDAIN - You Once Told Me 22:20 ATB, AMURAI - Love & Light (Downtempo Mix) 22:16 KENNY G - My Heart Will Go On 22:11 RIHANNA - We Found Love (DJ Fernandez Chillout Remix) 22:03 DELIRIUM, SARAH MCLACHLAN - Silence (Michael Woods Mix) 22:00 MAZELONOSTRA - Twilight Room (Spanish Edit) 21:55 DASH BERLIN, SECEDE, SARAH HOWELLS - Believe In You 21:52 SAMANTHA JADE - Everytime 21:47 ORKIDEA - Beautiful (Ambient Mix) 21:43 NUERA - Breathing (Chillout Mix) 21:39 INNA - On & On (Chillout Remix) 21:35 CHRISTIAN BURNS, MARCO V - Frozen Heart (Acoustic Version) 21:29 WAY OUT WEST - One Bright Night (Original Mix) 21:24 SARAH BRIGHTMAN - Beautiful 21:20 ROBERT NICKSON, RELOCATE, NEEV KENNEDY - Not Made To Break (Chill Out Mix) 21:16 YANNI - Can't Wait 21:10 LUDOVICO EINAUDI - Nuvole Bianche 21:06 SUSANA, DARK MATTERS - Sleepless Ocean (Extended Mix) 21:00 SUNLONGER, KYLER ENGLAND - Change Your Mind (Chill Version) 20:55 CONJURE ONE - Sleep 20:44 ENVIO - Touched By The Sun (Rusch & Elusive's Chillout Mix) 20:39 JEROME ISMA-AE - Underwater Love 20:34 SCHILLER, KATE HAVNEVIK - Don't Go 20:29 MARTINIQUE LE SOUFFLEUR - El Guapo 20:25 POCHILL - Constanta 78 20:21 LOUNGE GROOVE AVENUE - By My Side 20:17 DIMA ZIMAKOV - Right Back (Original Mix) 20:12 KITARO - Itonami 20:07 GLOBAL TRAFFIC, CQ PLAM - World Hold On (Acoustic Cover) 20:03 BOYCHILD, SOUNDMOUSE - Counting What Ifs (Original Mix) 19:58 DEEP MOTIONS - Memories 19:55 SIRENS OF LESBOS - I Got New Feelings (Pablo Nouvelle Remix) 19:49 ANTURAGE - Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough (Original Mix) 19:45 BENYA, PENNY NIXON - Serendipity (After Meridian & Dave Costa Remix) 19:42 GUSHI, RAFFUNK - Travel (Lemongrass Couch Remix) 19:38 JES - Stronger 19:30 VINTAGE, MORELLI - Tree Of Life (Magnetik Remix) 19:26 WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS - Psychasthenia 19:21 MARC PUIG, MARIA COLLADO - To Forget Me 19:16 SMOMA - Secret 19:13 JULIAN VINCENT, SHANNON HURLEY - Lost In Space (Lovers & Poets Remix) 19:09 AMYCANBE - Rose Is A Rose 19:05 ERICK MORILLO, EDDIE THONEICK, SHAWNEE TAYLOR - Live Your Life (Eddie Thoneick Chill Out Mix) 19:00 HEIKO - Miles Away 18:56 MORGAN PAGE - In The Dark 18:52 MASHTI, JEAN VON BADEN - Waiting 18:48 COASTLINE, MADELIN ZERO - Alone With You (Chillout Mix) 18:44 BLANK & JONES - Pura Vida (Radio Mix) 18:39 NAOKI KENJI - Maripri 18:34 MIGUEL LARA - Oblivion 18:31 LINKIN PARK - New Divide (Lukas Termena Chillout Mix) 18:25 PROJECT BLUE SUN - Angels 18:21 SYLVERING - Just An Illusion 18:18 CLAES ROSEN, NATALIE PERIS - Stay (Original Mix) 18:15 LE VITA, FAB - Apologize 18:10 LANA DEL REY - Born To Die 18:06 MAX MILLION - Do You Believe (Original Mix) 18:01 REUNITED - Sing It Back (Shazz Man Chill Mix) 17:58 FENNA DAY - Skin & Bone (Original Mix) 17:53 BRIAN MAGIX, CYNTHIA HALL - Carved In Stone (Chill Out Mix) 17:46 SALTWATER - Chicane (Thrillseekers Ambient Mix) 17:40 VIV DE LA ROSA - Agua Caliente 17:34 DON GORDA PROJECT - Attractive Qualities 17:27 TWENTYEIGHT - Monday Night 17:22 FEINT - Clockwork Hearts (Fetch Remix) 17:18 ROMAN MESSER, ROBIN VANE - Someday (Paul Echo Chillout Remix) 17:14 ADRIAN & RAZ, ELLIE LAWSON - A Hundred Ways (Original Mix) 17:10 DJ GROOVE - So Late 17:04 JES - Like A Waterfall (Flipside Ambient Remix) 17:00 ABBA - Happy New Year 16:56 THE SAX PACK - Back In Style 16:52 JULIAN VAUGHN - Breeze 16:47 BOB BALDWIN - Stand Tall 16:42 DEE LUCAS - Love Saw It 16:37 NATE HARASIM - Different Kind Of Love (feat. Maxine Hardcastle) 16:33 DAVE KOZ - I'll Be There 16:28 KIM WATERS - Love Story 16:24 RICHARD ELLIOT - Like Butter 16:19 THE SMOOTH JAZZ ALLEY - C-Funk 16:15 AL DEGREGORIS - Hey You 16:12 DEE LUCAS - All In (feat. George Freeman) 16:08 U-NAM - Spice of Life 16:04 NATE WHITE - Sweet Summer Nights 16:00 PAUL BROWN - Hello Again 15:56 FOURPLAY - Aniversario 15:51 OLI SILK - Tokyo 15:46 ANDRE CAVOR - Say Somethin' 15:42 NICK COLIONNE - Morning Call 15:37 EUGE GROOVE - A Summer's Nights Dream 15:33 DAVID PETROSYAN - Midnight Groove 15:29 BONEY JAMES - Powerhouse 15:25 JOHN E. LAWRENCE - Slow Jam 15:21 DARREN MOTAMEDY - I'll Give You What You Want 15:17 BOB COATE - Super Smooth 15:13 PIECES OF A DREAM - It's A Vibe 15:08 JULIAN VAUGHN - Reflection 15:04 KIM SCOTT - Best Part 15:00 STIX BONES - The Beginning 14:56 NILS - Windsurfer 14:53 GORDON JAMES - Rainy Afternoon 14:48 BRIAN SIMPSON - One More Time 14:44 CHRIS STANDRING - The Gist of You 14:40 CAROL ALBERT - On My Way 14:36 ERIC DARIUS, NORMAN BROWN - Just For The Moment 14:31 DARRYL WILLIAMS - My Story (feat. Jeff Lorber) 14:26 DWIGHT SIRLS - Time 14:23 PATRICK YANDALL - Just My Luck 14:17 LUKAS LEUTHOLD - His Love For You 14:12 KEITH MASON - Ah Hallelujah 14:08 MARION MEADOWS - Last Ticket To Somewhere 14:04 PAUL TAYLOR - Pleasure Seeker 14:00 FUNKTASTIC PLAYERS - Free Your Soul 13:56 3RD FORCE - We Should Be Together 13:51 JUSTIN KLUNK - Thunder 13:47 RICHARD ELLIOT - Deep Touch 13:42 JEFF KASHIWA - Back In The Day 13:38 GREGG KARUKAS - Riverside Drive 13:34 DARRIUS JAMAR - My Everything 13:29 MARQUEAL JORDAN - Elevation 13:25 ADRIAN CRUTCHFIELD - Can't Let You Go 13:21 JESSY J - Daylight (feat. Gregg Karukas) 13:17 WAYNE GUTSHALL - Spanish Love (feat. Steve Oliver) 13:13 BRIAN SIMPSON - Castaway 13:09 QUINTIN GERARD W. - Cleared for Takeoff 13:04 BONA FIDE - Funk Box 13:00 ISAAC BYRD JR. - Rebirth 12:56 DEE LUCAS - Tried and True (feat. David P. Stevens) 12:53 DANCING FANTASY - Bon Voyage 12:48 JOHN E. LAWRENCE - Step into the Night 12:43 EUGE GROOVE - Mr. Groove 12:38 NAJEE - Hurricane 12:34 K'JON - Live, Love & Laughter 12:30 JULIAN VAUGHN - Always in My Heart 12:26 KIM SCOTT - Sizzle 12:22 NORMAN BROWN - Ocean Breeze 12:18 NILS - Malibu 12:14 DANNY LERMAN - No Ordinary Love 12:09 BRIAN SIMPSON - Saturday Cool 12:04 REZA KHAN - Seven Mile Road 12:00 LISA ADDEO - Listen To This 11:56 ART RUPRECHT - Coast to Coast 11:52 AL GOMEZ - Who's Right, Who's Wrong 11:49 JOHNNY JAMES DR. J - Foolish Heart 11:45 PATRICK YANDALL - Sailing 11:41 AL DEGREGORIS - Time Sensitive 11:36 AMANDUS - Enjoy 11:32 JAREZ - Mr. Sexy Saxy 11:27 RICK HABANA - Paradise 11:23 MARCUS ANDERSON - Just Like Me 11:17 ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY - Playing For Time 11:13 RICHARD ELLIOT - Melrose Diner 11:09 KENNY PORE - Siempre del Corazon 11:04 496 WEST - Boo'd Up 11:00 ADAM HAWLEY - Cruisin' (Feat. Brian Culbertson) 10:56 KEN NAVARRO - Out Of The Blue 10:52 GARY PALMER - Land of the Sun 10:47 CAROL ALBERT - Sol Ipanema 10:43 ERIC DARIUS - Forever Yours 10:40 THREESTYLE, MAGDALENA CHOVANCOVA, ROBERT FERTL - Better Days 10:36 PETER WHITE - Lost In Your Eyes 10:32 TOM BRAXTON - What A Friend 10:26 KIM WATERS - 95 North 10:21 EUGE GROOVE - Forever And A Day 10:18 JACOB WEBB - Dancing for You 10:14 PATRICK BRADLEY - Completely Yours 10:09 JOHN E. LAWRENCE - Just Chillin' 10:04 ART RUPRECHT - A Good Thing 10:00 NAJEE - Stratosphere 09:56 ZACH BRIDGES - Yonder 09:51 RHYTHM LOGIC - There for You 09:46 NORMAN BROWN - Brighter My Light Shines 09:43 EVAN CARYDAKIS - Movin On 09:38 JAZZ FUNK SOUL - Sunset Rock 09:34 BRIAN SIMPSON - Can't Tell You Why 09:30 ANDRE DELANO - Why Not 09:27 PEET PROJECT - Show You My City 09:23 MARK JAIMES - Hear At Last 09:20 PETER HEROLD - Praise The Lord 09:17 SAM BASSMAN JENKINS - Take Me There 09:13 NICK COLIONNE - There It Is 09:08 WARREN HILL - Renewal 09:05 PAUL TAYLOR - Epic Dream 09:00 JONATHAN FRITZEN - Lullaby (feat. Darren Rahn) 08:56 WALTER BEASLEY - Just Hold Me 08:51 BLAKE AARON - Fall For You 08:45 MARCUS ANDERSON - Your Will 08:41 SPONTANEOUS GROOVIN' COMBUSTION - Soul Stirrer 08:37 RICHARD ELLIOT - Summer Madness 08:33 ZOLBERT - Pacific Coast Highway 08:29 STEVE OLIVER - Slingshot 08:25 MARCIA MIGET - Praise Him (Instrumental) 08:21 BRIAN SIMPSON, STEVE OLIVER - What The Wind Knows 08:17 VINCENT INGALA - Free To Groove 08:13 KIM SCOTT - Something Better 08:08 DEMETRIUS NABORS - Sugar Love 08:04 RANDY SCOTT - Heaven Sent 08:00 JOYCE COOLING - Almost Home 07:56 PHIL DENNY - Urban Troubadour 07:53 JAZMIN GHENT - Self Love 07:47 GERALD ALBRIGHT, NORMAN BROWN - Champagne Life 07:42 BLAIR BRYANT - Caramel Dream 07:38 TERENCE YOUNG - Make Me Say It Again 07:34 VANN BURCHFIELD - Friends 07:29 RAGAN WHITESIDE - Call Me (vocal) 07:25 TIM BOWMAN - Travelin' Road 07:21 LES SABLER - Sunrise 07:17 RICK HABANA - Excursion 07:13 RICHARD ELLIOT - Panamera 07:08 GREG MANNING - I Need To Know (Feat. Adam Hawley) 07:04 PETER WHITE - Kinda Sweet 07:00 ROCCO VENTRELLA - Come Morning 06:55 BRIAN SIMPSON - Moonlit Ocean 06:52 DAMIEN ESCOBAR - Night Drive 06:47 PAUL HARDCASTLE - Flight of the Phoenix 06:43 GINO ROSARIA - Ride Along 06:40 SAM BASSMAN JENKINS - On My Way 06:36 DEE LUCAS - Sir Dee 06:33 BK JACKSON - Believe That 06:29 PAUL TAYLOR - Straight to the Point 06:24 JONATHAN FRITZEN - Celebration 06:20 QUINTIN GERARD W. - Times Like These 06:16 ROB TARDIK - East Meets Wes 06:12 PATRICK YANDALL - Gaviotas 06:08 TOM BRAXTON - Lookin' Up 06:04 SPONTANEOUS GROOVIN' COMBUSTION - Tribeca 06:00 RICHARD ELLIOT - Boom Town 05:56 WAKANA - Go for the Sound 05:52 AL GOMEZ - For Sure 05:48 EVERETTE HARP - Old School 05:44 BRIAN SIMPSON, STEVE OLIVER - The Way Home 05:40 VINCENT INGALA - Just Imagine 05:36 KIM SCOTT - J's Groove 05:33 DARREN MOTAMEDY - After the Storm 05:28 GERALD ALBRIGHT - Eddie's Groove 05:24 BRAD ALEXANDER - A Matter of Time 05:20 KENNY PORE - Touching Hearts Today 05:16 JOYCE COOLING - Don't Mind if I Do 05:12 DARRON COOKIE - 32 Days 05:09 JEANETTE HARRIS - Joyful 05:05 NORMAN BROWN - Talk It Out 05:00 UNDER THE LAKE - Another Mothers Day 04:56 MEZZOFORTE - High Season 04:52 BRETTINA - Bop Baiye 04:47 OLI SILK - So Many Ways 04:43 RANDY SCOTT - Daydreams 04:39 JULIAN VAUGHN - Sway 04:33 BRIAN BROMBERG - Mr. Miller 04:29 PHILLIP DOC MARTIN - Her Touch 04:25 NILS - Good Times Are Better 04:21 BRIAN SIMPSON - Fiona's Song 04:15 EUGE GROOVE - Get Em Goin' 04:11 LAWSON ROLLINS - Bossa Nova California 04:08 ZOLBERT - Above the Clouds 04:03 HIROSHIMA - China Latina 04:00 PAUL TUVMAN - Something 03:56 PAUL TAYLOR - Find a Way 03:52 KONSTANTIN KLASHTORNI - Stand by You 03:48 JAZZ FUNK SOUL - Life And Times 03:43 QUINTIN GERARD W. - Roundtrip LAX - Release. 03:40 SAM BASSMAN JENKINS - Can You Feel It 03:35 THE SAX PACK - A Little Bit Closer 03:30 JOY RIDE - Fly By 03:26 MARK ETHEREDGE - Golden Hour 03:22 RICHARD ELLIOT - Q.T. 03:18 JACKIEM JOYNER - Share My Tears 03:14 NAJEE - Luna 03:09 ROBERT HARRIS - Life's Journey 03:05 GREGG KARUKAS - Soul Kisses 03:00 DREAMING IN COLOUR - The Dream Merchant 02:55 KIM SCOTT - Glorious 02:52 STEVE OLIVER - In the Shade of Cool 02:48 DEAN JAMES - To Hold You Again 02:44 REZA KHAN, DAVID MANN - Under the Moon 02:39 JOYCE COOLING - The Wizard 02:35 A Sultry Summers Night (feat. Greg Minnick, Ignacio Nunez & Dean Rickard) 02:31 NORMAN BROWN - The King Is Here 02:27 JAKOB MAGNUSSON - Caption This 02:21 JOHN E. LAWRENCE - Cool Jazz 02:16 KIM WATERS - Dreaming of You 02:12 OLI SILK - Slinky Malinki 02:07 UNDER THE LAKE - Old Friends, New Grooves 02:04 JULIAN VAUGHN - Ride Along 02:00 MARION MEADOWS - Dreamin 01:55 SAM RUCKER - Follow Me 01:51 NICHOLAS COLE - In It to Win It 01:46 NILS - Pacific Coast Highway 01:42 BRIAN SIMPSON - All I Want is You 01:37 EUGE GROOVE - Welcome To The Journey 01:35 CHRIS 'BIG DOG' DAVIS - Silver Street 01:30 CHIELI MINUCCI - Big Sky Country 01:26 BLUEY - Back Here Again 01:22 ROB TARDIK - Always There (feat. Phil Denny) 01:18 NICK COLIONNE - Here's to You 01:14 DREW DAVIDSEN - Don't Delay 01:10 PATRICK YANDALL - Try the Blue One 01:06 KOOL&KLEAN - Amazing 01:00 RAGAN WHITESIDE - 3am 00:55 RICHARD ELIOT - Chill Factor 00:51 SHAWN RAIFORD - In the Moment 00:46 J. WHITE - Listen Up 00:42 DAVE KOZ - All I See Is You 00:37 LISA ADDEO - What Cha' Know About That 00:34 BK JACKSON - Silver Lining 00:30 NEIKA SIMONE - Beautiful Moments 00:27 BEN TANKARD - More Rain 00:22 PAUL TAYLOR - Seize the Day 00:18 ALTHEA RENE - Rock with You 00:14 KAREN DEVROOP - Sunset in Koh Samui 00:09 DANIEL CHIA - In the Moment (feat. Paul Brown) 00:05 PETER WHITE - What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) 00:00 LUKAS LEUTHOLD - Longing For The Bride

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