Alabama quarterback Bryce Young leads the way in a wild first round of the NFL draft.

Lamar Jackson signs a mega contract to remain a raven and the Celtics close out the hawks

in round one of the NBA playoffs. Check it out and more on A Blaming Dragon Friday.

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we'd appreciate it either way. I thought there were multiple winners in the opening of the NFL

draft last night, but the Eagles in my opinion were the biggest winners early and we have a lot

more draft to go. All right, they continue to use what I call the Georgia Alabama line theory

and it's genius. It's creating a team out of both of the college juggernauts and Athens and Tuscaloosa.

Hell, even before last night, the Eagles already had Jalen Hertz from Bama,

Devonte Smith from Bama, Jordan Davis from Georgia, Nikobe Dean from Georgia,

Landon Dickerson from Bama and Josh Job from Bama. And now, after yesterday,

they added Nolan Smith and Jalen Carter from Georgia. I mean, on defense, they're basically

recreating the national championship defense from the Bulldogs. And when you really think about it,

this line of thinking has to be the most efficient draft strategy ever. Think about it.

If you wanted to create the best, I don't know, ice cream makers. Why would you not just draft the

top guys that Ben and Jerry's and Hagen does? It only makes sense. And teams live to find diamonds

in the rough. And that's cool, but creating a pipeline from Nick Sabin and Kirby Smart is so simple,

yet brilliant. At this rate, the Eagles look to be more stable than a place you keep horses.

They have not only implemented a theory that is basically self-explanatory and self-efficient,

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