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Who Will Select Jordan Addison?

If you look at the teams former USC wide receiver Jordan Addison is meeting with before the NFL Draft, he falls into the Nos. 14-27 range of the first round.

Among the teams Addison is meeting with are the Giants, Vikings, Ravens, Patriots, Bills and Chargers. Most of those teams are between the Nos. 21-27 picks.

Late first round might be a little lower than Addison expected a year ago coming off the Biletnikoff Award but it’s still a good spot for any receiver to get drafted.

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39 thoughts on “Who Will Select Jordan Addison?”

  1. Anybody know the range of contracts for 1st round NFL selections–
    1-5 10-40 millions
    6-10 8-20 millions?
    Addison might command a $10-million contract if selected 21-27

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      1. Paging Marqise Lee.

        What happened to Marqise Lee?

        Marqise Lee: Still injured…What a shock, uh Clownsters.

        “Lee opted out of the 2020 season and was cut by the Patriots with a failed physical earlier this offseason, and it appears he’s still not back to full health. The 29-year-old hasn’t suited up for NFL action since 2019, when he was held to 18 receiving yards across six games with the Jaguars.” Just another bozo NFL BUST!

        Jordan’s small body will not stand up to the vicious pounding he’s sure to receive from large, NFL LB’s, corners and safeties. He’ll no doubt develop T-Rex arms.

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    3. Check out ‘Ol Mule Shoe unable to look the press in the eye after having been outted about his gay relationship with Alex Grinch. Look how nervous he is

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      2. ‘Ol Mule Shoe can’t bring himself to fire his lover Alex Grinch, I’m afraid USC is stuck with a know nothing fake defensive coordinator for the foreseeable future.

        Sad

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      4. Biden Derangement Syndrome: (abbreviated) BDS, when people irrationally criticize Joe Biden for manufactured controversies created on right-wing media, with the criticisms often being hypocritical

        Biden Derangement Syndrome was spread to millions of people through the airwaves of Fox News

        I feel sorry for the people who have to live around you. Try doing something productive. I am sure your house needs numerous repairs

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      5. Are you really stupid enough to think the “I feel sorry for” schtick isn’t incredibly childish? Not to mention the fact that it’s really old and that a LOT more people on here feel sorry for those who have to deal with you. It’s not my fault you can’t remember all the people who have called you out.

        Get new material. You knock others for repeating the same ol’ stupid lines, yet you do it all the time.

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      6. It’s not a shtick buddy. I have seen sociopaths just like you who suffer from Biden derangement syndrome, and friends and family hide from them. Speaking what I know from experience is not childish…. You seem to have a guilty conscience. The truth hit home.

        Yesterday, Steve politely told you to STFU when you were begging for his approval.. Try taking his advice. Since you keep track of everything that’s said about me, who is “a lot” of people saying negative things about me……Name them, please, or you’re too senile to remember

        Let’s meet up!

        (the word is shtick not schtick, FYI)

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      7. “Manufactured controversies!” LMFAO!!

        Liberal, sanctuary cities cry foul when 300-500 illegals are dropped off for them to handle, yet our current administration sees no problem with border towns & their citizens having to deal with hundreds of thousands! Yeah, that’s just the right wing media making up stuff to make Joe look bad.

        Thanks for the laugh!

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      8. so cal: Hey Plow and Cal75, can you tell Gabby to stop picking on me. He debunks me and you all know I lack the ability to debate him so I go-to my typical name-calling tactics. Help me, I am all spun out.

        I need professional help with my BDS.

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      9. LOL! Yeah, just those two.

        It’s hilarious the lies you keep telling yourself. But hey, as George told Jerry, “It’s not a lie, if YOU believe it.”

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      10. How many months has it been since you posted anything related to USC football?

        I am sure you can’t remember that far back, be honest with yourself

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      11. THERE ARE NO 34 FELONIES !!!!!
        What Bragg gave you today in the indictment is 1 allegation of a misdemeanor broken down as 34 counts of continuous behavior regarding bookkeeping entries and nothing identifying a Felony. That statue of limitations on the misdemeanor expired two years after when that allegation of the 2017 crime was made. So Bragg has NOTHING.

        This should be THROWN out of COURT now and the Democrat Prosecutor Bragg should be charged with prosecutorial abuse, jailed and have his law license REVOKED.

        Now you know why over 100 prosecutors have left Bragg’s NY office in the last year. CLOWN Democrat Bragg didn’t even list the Felony crime he is trying to prosecute President Trump for.

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      12. I like how you cherry-pick details to fit your narrative. You forgot to mention, New York Criminal Tax Fraud crimes can lead to a term of imprisonment with a mandatory minimum of up to three years and a mandatory maximum of up to twenty-five years

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    5. “I know man landed on the moon because I saw it on the t.v.”

      – M.G.

      Richard Nixon: “The American people don’t believe anything until they see it on television.”

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    6. He won’t get the $$$ but he’ll be on a better team. And if he is any good at the NFL level his second contract will be a big one.

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  3. gee,iff thay wendt to the muun and didnt axe me to gow wit them than imma gonna be reely angrey cuz who dont wunt me arownd wit awl my funey taiks end brilyint in sytes on things and stuf,smdh

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  6. The NFL salary cap for 2023 is 224.8 million. Don’t think I would want to pay Bryce Young or C.J. Stroud $40 million as the #1 pick. They may be good but neither one is a sure thing. That’s close to 18% of the cap and you need 40 other players. You may be better off saving money, trading the pick and acquiring multiple midlevel 1st and 2nd round picks and then wait for a proven quarterback to become available via trade or free agency.

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  8. Memo to: Gaslight ’86

    So in addition to slum selling 2nd hand guns and cheap East European ammo, you ’86, secretly passed the New York Bar exam on the first try…F**K, who knew!

    Just a suggestion ’86, instead of SUCC’ing on Fox F**k News’ tit, smoke a joint, lighten up.

    I mean how do you defend Trump, a fat f**k, lying POS, with the brain the size of one grain of sand and a mouth bigger then the Holland Tunnel entrance.

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  9. Who cares? He’s not a real Trojan, the guy was at USC for a semester, bummed #3 from QB Carson Palmer to try and upstage WR Keyshawn, missed a few regular season games and skipped the Cotton Bowl.

    Move on. He won’t be missed.

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  10. Who cares? Addison is not a real Trojan, the guy was at USC for a semester, bummed #3 from QB Carson Palmer to try and upstage WR Keyshawn, missed a few regular season games and skipped the Cotton Bowl.

    Move on. He won’t be missed.

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  11. All hail the chief. Karen McDougal will be his downfall, not Stormy. He will testify because he has no common sense. He doesn’t need to speak.

    Jordan listened to the wrong people. His lack of preparation for the combine was fatal.

    Owns, do UCLA players ever come back to the school?

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