Sam Monson's mock has him going to the Saints. Which the betting markets (I come here like I were a comet very three years that no one cares about, but I wonder if Raider Nation's star has faded since he was a degenerate gambler whose time has finally arrived, yet maybe he tossed all his chips on the table years ago and checked out before the Gilded Age of the New Degenerates), have him being drafted. Which IMO could be a great fit, is Sanders more like a Carr than the only two other QB's in the first round of this draft?
This broke my drummer to English translator.
I speak drummer. He occasionally posts on the board like a flying comet made of ice, dust, rock, and a cloud of gas, only nobody cares about his glowing tail in the sky (his posts here) for whatever reason. He does wonder; however, if former Shark Pool and FFA stalwart Raider Nation is burning brightly on the internet these days. He does this by poking fun at Raider Nation's pretty obvious over-the-top gambling habit and then allows for the possibility that Raider Nation left the board. (Ed note: He did and is on Twitter now where he keeps tabs on the idiocy that is Mike Francesa, and his Tweets are often reprinted by Mike Mushnick for his column in the New York Post.)
drummer then goes on to get in a further shot at the current gamblers/board members by likening the current state of the board to that of the Gilded Age of America, which took place from 1870-1910 or so and according to Google AI was characterized by a "veneer of wealth," rapid industrialization, Westward expansion, and, unfortunately, a whole lot of wealth inequality and political corruption.
Gllll drummer peas