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6 figure jobs in las vegas

6 Figure Jobs in Las Vegas: Opportunities and Challenges

Are you tired of struggling to make ends meet in your current job? Are you looking for a new challenge that offers better pay and more opportunities for growth? If so, you might want to consider looking for a 6-figure job in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas is known for its glitz and glamour, but it's also a great place to find high-paying jobs in a variety of industries. Whether you're interested in working in hospitality, finance, healthcare, or technology, there are plenty of opportunities to earn a six-figure salary in Sin City. In this article, we'll explore some of the top 6-figure jobs in Las Vegas, as well as some of the challenges you may face when trying to land one.

The Best 6-Figure Jobs in Las Vegas

If you're looking for a high-paying job in Las Vegas, you're in luck. The city is home to many industries that offer salaries of $100,000 or more. Here are some of the top 6-figure jobs in Las Vegas:

1. Surgeon

If you have a medical degree and are willing to put in long hours in the operating room, you could earn a six-figure salary as a surgeon in Las Vegas. The average salary for a surgeon in Las Vegas is around $409,000 per year.

2. Software Developer

As technology continues to evolve, the demand for skilled software developers is only going to increase. In Las Vegas, software developers can earn an average salary of $102,000 per year.

3. Investment Banker

If you have a background in finance and are interested in working in the banking industry, you could earn a six-figure salary as an investment banker in Las Vegas. The average salary for an investment banker in Las Vegas is around $100,000 per year.

4. Hotel Manager

Las Vegas is home to some of the most luxurious hotels in the world, and those hotels need experienced managers to keep things running smoothly. As a hotel manager in Las Vegas, you could earn an average salary of $117,000 per year.

5. Marketing Director

If you have a creative mind and a talent for marketing, you could earn a six-figure salary as a marketing director in Las Vegas. The average salary for a marketing director in Las Vegas is around $110,000 per year.

6. General Dentist

Las Vegas is home to many dental practices, and those practices need skilled dentists to provide top-notch care to their patients. As a general dentist in Las Vegas, you could earn an average salary of $158,000 per year.

Challenges of Landing a 6-Figure Job in Las Vegas

While there are many 6-figure jobs available in Las Vegas, landing one can be a challenge. Here are some of the obstacles you may face when trying to find a high-paying job in Sin City:

1. High Competition

With so many people moving to Las Vegas in search of a better life, the job market can be extremely competitive. You'll need to have a strong resume, impressive skills, and a great attitude to stand out from the crowd.

2. High Cost of Living

While Las Vegas may be a great place to earn a high salary, it's also an expensive place to live. Housing costs, transportation expenses, and entertainment can all add up quickly, so you'll need to make sure you're earning enough to cover your expenses.

3. High Stress

Many high-paying jobs come with high levels of stress. Surgeons, for example, must be able to work under pressure for long periods of time. Hotel managers must be available 24/7 to handle any emergencies that may  arise. Before pursuing a 6-figure job in Las Vegas, make sure you are prepared for the stress that comes with it.

4. Licensing Requirements

Some 6-figure jobs in Las Vegas, such as surgeons and dentists, require specific licenses and certifications. Make sure you research the requirements for your desired career before you start applying for jobs.

5. Networking

Networking is crucial when it comes to finding a high-paying job in Las Vegas. Many jobs are not publicly advertised, so you'll need to build connections in your desired industry to hear about potential openings.

6 Figure Jobs in Las Vegas: FAQs

Here are some frequently asked questions about 6-figure jobs in Las Vegas:

Q: What is the average salary for a 6-figure job in Las Vegas?

A: The average salary for a 6-figure job in Las Vegas can range from $100,000 to over $400,000 per year, depending on the industry and the job.

Q: What industries offer the most 6-figure jobs in Las Vegas?

A: The healthcare, technology, finance, hospitality, and marketing industries all offer many 6-figure jobs in Las Vegas.

Q: What qualifications do I need to land a 6-figure job in Las Vegas?

A: The qualifications you need will depend on the specific job you are applying for. Generally, you will need a strong resume, relevant experience, and a great attitude to land a 6-figure job in Las Vegas.

Q: What are some tips for networking in Las Vegas?

A: Attend industry events, join professional organizations, and connect with people on LinkedIn to build your network in Las Vegas.

Q: What are some of the benefits of working a 6-figure job in Las Vegas?

A: Some of the benefits of working a 6-figure job in Las Vegas include a high salary, access to world-class entertainment and dining, and opportunities for career growth.

Q: What are some of the challenges of working a 6-figure job in Las Vegas?

A: Some of the challenges of working a 6-figure job in Las Vegas include high competition for jobs, a high cost of living, and the stress that comes with some high-paying careers.

Conclusion

If you're looking for a new challenge and a better salary, Las Vegas could be the perfect place for you to find a 6-figure job. However, landing one of these high-paying positions can be a challenge. Make sure you have the qualifications and attitude needed to stand out from the competition, and be prepared for the stress that comes with many high-paying jobs. With hard work and dedication, you can achieve your dream of earning a six-figure salary in Las Vegas.

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The Pete Show.

For the my rewatch of The Pete Show (sometimes and more uncommonly known as KinnPorsche The Series La Forte), I will be noting down time stamps in which the main character Pete (from the Pete Show) makes an appearance. I will also, as a little bonus, add appearances of his romantic interest “Vegas”. Today:

Episode 2

After the out-of-focus background Pete of the first episode, minute 6 of the second introduces to in-full-focus backside Pete. Peachy!

And while I usually only add one visual representation per timestamp, there is one moment in this one that deserves to be singled out. It occurs at 6:46, where we're getting out first title drop of The Pete Show!

It sure is, buddy!

He next appears at the 18:00 mark for another whopping 20 seconds! We see him next to a pool (Pete-Trivia! This won't be his last fun pool-moment)! Here, we are dealing with the rare swimsuit-edition Pete. He comes in two different versions and this is the fully clothed one

After a brief intermission of unimportant Pete-less moments he returns at minute 19:42, which he lights up with his dazzling Pete Smile™ (Not to be confused with the feral Pete Smile™, which will be displayed about 9 episodes later)

Minute 25 sees the return of a fan-favourite: blurry background Pete! But this one is a special boy indeed - look at that piece of bread he's clutching in his paw! Delightful!

At 27:24, we meet exposition Pete slash gossip Pete! He makes sure we're all caught up on the goings-on in the family while being a little judgy-judgy about it. Deserved!

At 40:14, we encounter bodyguard Pete. He's doing his job! His job is...guard. He's quite good at it, standing there all prim and proper and giving some more exposition, such as introducing his boyfriend to the audience:

At 45:38 appears another all time favourite of Pete enthusiasts out there: smoking Pete. Literally and figuratively smoking hot. Nothing more to be said, just look at him!

At 48:44 we have underappreciated Pete. I hope he goes to the bodyguard union and files a complaint.

Love-Interest appreance counter

At 50:46, Vegas is having a talk with his dad. Mildly exciting.

But!

A fun fact for everyone who made it his far! At minute 38:50 we get introduced to dear Vegas for the first time! And who does he appear as? That's right: blurry foreground Vegas! Him and Pete have so much in common <3

Previous Pete Show Posts

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15 Questions

Tagged by @italianpersonwithashippersheart and @pandasmagorica

1. are you named after anyone?

Yes. First name is after my cousin's imaginary friend because my parents were wild. Middle name is after the song I was conceived to because my parents were really wild.

2. when was the last time you cried?

Externally? I joke that I haven't cried since 2009, but I really think that is the last time I cried. Internally? Every single fucking day.

3. do you have kids?

Oh, Lord, no.

4. what sports do you play/have you played?

Basketball, volleyball (horrible at it), fast-pitch softball, but I love watching all live sports.

5. do you use sarcasm?

Strange story, but many educators have to get "empathy training" because we do not understand declarations of self-harm to be serious. We think they are sarcastic comments. I think as an aging millennial, sarcasm is all we have, so we do not recognize when someone else is being serious. So . . . yes, I use sarcasm.

6. what’s the first thing you notice about people?

Vibes. I travel alone, so if the vibe ain't right, I'm out.

7. what’s your eye color?

Very dark brown

8. scary movies or happy endings?

Happy Endings. Both kind. *wink*

9. any talents?

Navigation and directions. Stick me anywhere, and I will find my way to where I need to go. Metro, bus, interstate, walking. Doesn't matter. I will figure it out. Also driving. I can drive loooong distances and any vehicle is my friend, which is why I got a ticket on the autobahn because I was just vibin' in the Audi at 150 km.

10. where were you born?

Japan

11. what are your hobbies

Traveling, especially for live music. I've seen hundreds of artists individually and have been to almost fifty music festivals. Some of my favorites are Austin City Limits (Austin), Electric Daisy Carnival (Las Vegas), Lollapalooza (Chicago), Country Music Awards Fest (Nashville), Osheaga (Montreal), Ultra (Miami), Primavera (Barcelona), Mad Cool (Madrid), and Pa'l Norte (Monterrey, México). Some of my favorite venues are Meow Wolf (Santa Fe), Red Rocks (Denver), and Fenway Park (Boston), and I had a ticket to see a concert at the Palace of Versailles in France for May 2020, then everything went to hell in a hand basket. But strangely, I saw Bad Bunny, Big Freedia, and French DJ Gesaffelstein in 2020.

I could talk for hours about music, but I'll stop with this picture (not mine because none I took came out good) of Gesaffelstein who dresses like this for his shows with an all black background and all black equipment. Ah-maze-zing.

12. do you have any pets?

Oh, God, no. I'm a Disney villain. I don't mess with animals. Or plants.

13. how tall are you?

5'9" (This is a good country song too)

14. favorite subject in school?

Languages & Literature, which is why I teach English now.

15. dream job

What I'm doing now. Teaching. Except I would like to grade less than ~150 essays every month, but education is a mess right now, so y'all be nice to your professors.

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Drawtectives: Orc Lore... 2!!!!

My first Drawtectives orc lore post that I made 2 years got over 600 notes, and I always intended to compile one for the second season. I just needed to rewatch all of it first! This one includes more general information about the Drawtectives world than the first did, cause it’s really fun. 

Part 1

Episode 1:

- York has become a male model! Good job, king

- Extra world lore: Boogle, Bamerica (where engineers drive the train)

Episode 2:

- Common knowledge in the orc tribes is that the one thing you can’t fight is death - it gets you in the end

- “There’s always time for the east” - a classic Northern tribes quote

- Extra world lore: Pollywood, gredit cards, Zac Giraffe, Belp, Bi-Fi, Halloween is canon!

Episode 3:

- No one has ever reported back after confronting a wild train

- Reconfirmed: the roughly cuboid shape of wild cats, including tigers which have a Garfield-like appearance

- One of the only comics in the Northern tribe was Cashews by Barles Pört, featuring Sneppy 

- Things York can write: eat my butt, wow now thatsa potata, Sneppy

- York doesn’t talk about his #1 and #2 weirdest days: “too weird”

- York is “a very social creature” according to Rose; all he needs are friends and food

Episode 4:

- Confirmed for the third time: York is a math guy

- York is big enough that he has a high drink tolerance

Episode 5:

- The “Ren Faire Las Vegas” is a story in the Northern tribe told to children, about a magical place with heroes and knights and glitter; York hoped to see it someday

       - Which included the hero “Belvis Breseley” and his many disciples

       - Interestingly, the Benaissance appears to possibly be etymologically linked to this “Ren Faire”, when the famous turtle painter Michaelango lived

- A classic game from the Northern tribes called “Lift It”: where you have a heavy object and see if you can lift it

Episode 6:

- It takes York a few seconds to transform between “Fight Mode” and “Show Mode”

- More Cashews lore: the lead character is Barley Brown

- Another newspaper comic: Beefcliff, which is apparently spelled differently in other locations

- BC also exists: unclear if this is our world’s or simply a coincidence

- Wild trains enjoy bones: new, old, yours, doesn’t matter to the train

- It’s speculated that trains evolved from wild bikes, with some diverging evolutionary lines including trucks

- Wild trains have feline ears and tails; if the ears are in the alert position, the train has now targeted you

- “Life is a railroad, and I’m going to ride it ‘till my stop”: a line from the hit group Bascal Blatts

- An interesting thing to note: synthetic trains are built in the image of wild trains

- York lost 17 of his cousins to wild train attacks; so York has approximately 35 cousins according to him (and I trust his math)

- Wild trains have a “burning inferno” as well as a mouth-eye, and the tail can be used somewhat like a blade

- Stripes on the side of the wild train help it blend in with tallgrass environments

- Horse Pope: holy figure? Into gambling? Oversees soups?

- York: sometimes known as “The Terror of the Northern Tribes”

- York has a net worth of about 6 million bones in his bank, although it’s unclear what the exchange rate is to Bamerican dollars

Episode 7:

- Bibby Joey: creator of the famous song “Scenes from an Italian Restaurant”

- BUNO!

- Eugino, a popular card game (Eugene-Oh?)

- I’m not writing down the rest of those board game puns

- The only game played in the Northern Tribes was “rock hit”, where you threw rocks at another rock in the air and see which rock survived; perhaps Lift It was more of a personal challenge

- There are no tables in the Northern Tribes

- Eugene’s favorite karaoke song is “I Need A Villain” by Donnie Byler, featured in Grek 2

Episode 8:

- York is the smart one, according to Rose: “he thinks the loudest”

- He’s also bad with faces and voices according to Rose; reconfirmed from S1E5

- I just really like that he was 100% convinced that Alm and All were different people

- Phone-bone, apparently

Episode 9:

- I enjoy the two-part confirmation that Northern Tribes orcs have southern accents

- “Joe Beans” is not a traditional orcish name

- Not everyone knows that the Northern Tribes have a monarchy

- “Orcish size” drinks are in a bucket, evidently they are literally sand buckets

- Jancy came to York’s first modeling show :,)

- York once tried to arm-wrestle a snake

- Wonderful film by Studio Jiggly: Ghosted Over There

Episode 10:

- No lore just solving the case!!

Episode 11:

- York’s favorite action hero is Ben Ception, who enters people’s dreams

- List of the months: Febicember, Smarch, Mapril, Junary, and Bachtober

- York’s powerful… stream gives him time to get his arms warmed up for a fight

- Another social media app; Binstagram

- “Lofty goals do lead to existential horrors” - daily quote by Rose

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Intro

Hi all! Welcome to my blog! I figured I'd make a pinned post for those of you coming to check out my page for the first time. First, let me introduce myself, my name is Seth. I'm a 36/F and I live in Las Vegas, NV with my husband and our 3 cats.

I'm a gamer, but also an artist and a writer! I main Hunter in Destiny 2 but I also have a lot of other games that I really love and have put a lot of hours into. Right now I'm mostly fixated on writing fics for Destiny but I also have Call of Duty fics out in the wild as well and this post is going to host them all. Please check the last updated date on fics with multiple chapters.

Lastly, my DMs are always open feel free to send me a message! My AO3 Page

Destiny Fics Past Lives Part One: A Hunter's Fate

Enemies to Lovers Canon Divergence AU where Sundance and Cayde survive the Prison of Elders only to be taken hostage by Uldren Sov. Status: COMPLETED

Crow's Wish CaydexCrow Oneshot where Crow and Cayde play a drunken game of Truth or Dare inside the Traveler’s Pale Heart. Status: COMPLETED Crow's Calling Silly little coffee shop AU where Crow owns his own coffee shop. Not sure if this one will get posted to AO3 yet. Last Updated: 10/16/2024 Day 1 Day 2 Dance of Spades

After winning the Battle for Saturn, the Awoken find themselves in a unique position wherein they must start to secure alliances, particularly with the Vanguard who helped them in their victory against Oryx the Taken King. Pressured by his sister, Uldren agrees to marry a suitor of her choosing to make the alliance official. And of all the people in the universe to choose…

It had to be Cayde-6.

The gunslinging, rogue-ish Hunter is as charming as he is daring. Yet no one deemed it important enough to clue Cayde in on the marriage plot until they were to be wed. With no other choice, the two reluctantly say their vows in front of the entire Awoken Kingdom.

But there’s little time to celebrate the nuptials. Mere days after the ceremony, plans to overthrow the kingdom and attempts to assassinate its Prince begin to surface and the two must flee the Dreaming City. Uldren’s status means nothing in the wilds and in order to survive they must learn to depend on the one person they thought they never could:

Each other.

The Prince and the Gunslinger face the mounting odds and become an unlikely duo that is a force to be reckoned with. Status: In Progress

----------------------------------------------------------- COD Multi-chapter Fics

Modus Operandi There is no official post on AO3 about this fic but it is one I have been toiling away on for months. John MacTavish, has just been promoted to Sergeant and is the newest addition to MPD's Homicide Unit. As a Shifter, John has struggled to find his place in the world. Upon meeting his new partner, Simon, John finds that prejudice is every where and now must work with a man who hates his guts while trying to uncover who is behind a string of murders. Danger lurks around every corner in this thrilling story about two detectives who must learn to trust each other or die.

Big Fan Sports AU where Johnny MacTavish was once an aspiring Goalie until he had a devastating ACL tear, effectively killing his career. Fast forward to the present, he works a shit job as a garage attendant and follows famous footballer Simon Riley. He has a chance meeting with his hero that ends in him getting concussed. Soon after, Simon is suspended and Johnny becomes determined to help Simon rise like a phoenix from the ashes and become the greatest football player ever. Status: ON HIATUS Last Update: 6/15/2024 Bourbon Nights (and the Bull Rider Named Ghost)

A Scottish ranchhand (John Mactavish) has the luck of meeting a famous bull rider called Ghost in a bar. Their chemistry is near instant. The one-off turns into situations where two keep running into one another and feelings start to surface. Soap grows increasingly obsessed with the man as he starts to unravel the mystery behind the masked bull rider. Status: COMPLETED

That Big Boy With the Skullface

Soap is blowing off some steam by getting a little tipsy in a bar off-base. He doesn't know that Ghost tailed him there, and is oblivious to the new recruits hitting on him. Ghost intervenes before one of them can take Johnny home instead of him. Status: COMPLETED

COD Oneshots

Love in an Elevator You've Got me in a Chokehold Take me to Church

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why is the percy jackson show Like That

I might be about to go on a slight rant bc all I see on twitter and tumblr are people praising this show and I genuinely feel like I must be watching something entirely different

spoiler warning for episode 6

I just watched the latest episode and I need to get these grievances off my chest

no percy + annabeth bonding scene

no revelation of percy's horse talking powers (the title of the episode was We Take a Zebra to Las Vegas and there was NOTHING about him talking to it)

in the Lotus Casino, they immediately figured out that it would make them forget (ruining the big reveal for the sake of Yet Another exposition dump)

why is Hermes there

the Grover scene in the casino came completely out of left field + felt unmotivated

the casino was supposed to be FUN and act like a break for them, which it absolutely failed to do

Why the FUCK did they have them completely miss the summer solstice deadline??? good job getting rid of all of the stakes

why was percy given four pearls instead of three? that completely negates the important choice he's supposed to make when he reaches the Underworld

overall, this show has been littered with pacing problems, exposition dumps, and stilted characterizations

I feel cheated considering how much Rick has been hyping it up and it seems like people are praising it for doing the absolute minimum

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CRIMINAL MINDS: Behaviour Analysis

ROSLYN JAREAU (Tracy Spiridakos)

Hostage Negotiator & Explosive Specialist

White, female, 22, approximately 5 foot and 6 inches. Based in New Orleans, Lousiana. Roslyn "Ro" Jareau is the only daughter and youngest child of Captain William LaMontagne Jr. and late Agent Jennifer Jareau. She is the younger sister of Agent Henry LaMontagne and Detective Michael LaMontagne.

Roslyn is a hostage negotiator for the Behavioral Analysis Unit and specialises in bomb disarmament.

When she was 16, Roslyn's high school went into lockdown due to a school shooting—the BAU arrived as a federal agent's daughter was involved. JJ managed to find her daughter, and get her to safety, but not without dying. Roslyn, six years later, continues to blame herself.

BENTLEY PRENTISS (Jesse Lee Soffer)

Supervisory Special Agent

White, 25-year-old male, roughly standing at 6 foot. Based in Sacramento, California. Bentley "Ben" Prentiss is the only son of former BAU Section Chief Emily Prentiss.

He grew up with the LaMontagnes, due to his mother's close relationship with Jennifer. Because of his mother's job, he didn't see much of her as a young child.

As a teenager, Bentley was quite aggressive due to his lack of parental figures and took much of his anger out on Roslyn—who he was envious of for having both parents in the home for some time—and as an adult, he continues to feel guilty over it.

AARON-JASON REID (Grey Damon)

Forensic Psychologist

6'2, white, male, 27-years-old. Based in Las Vegas, Nevada. The only son of Doctor Spencer Reid, Aaron-Jason (or simply, Aaron) is a profiler and forensic psychologist with the Behavioral Analysis Unit.

Aaron had a quiet childhood, with his father away from the BAU and in the country of Nevada. He grew up with a younger adopted sister, Jennifer.

He knew of his father's godsons, but never met them until he joined the BAU.

AMELIA ALVEZ (Monica Raymund)

Supervisory Special Agent and Technical Analyst

26-years-old, Hispanic, female, at least 5 foot. Based in Quantico, Virginia. Amelia is the eldest daughter of Luke and Penelope Alvez, and she has two younger sisters. Amelia eventually took up her mother's job in the BAU at Quantico.

Amelia was the only one of the old BAU's kids that knew about Aaron and Jennifer Reid up until adulthood, when the others met Aaron. She didn't grow up with them, but she knew of them at least.

She grew up around technology, her mother being so good with it, and adapts her skills on the move.

ADELINA PRENTISS (Stefania Spampinato)

Bentley's half-sister, 30yo. Lives in Italy.

JENNIFER REID (Barrett Doss)

Aaron's younger sister, 23yo. Lives in Las Vegas.

HENRY LAMONTAGNE (Glen Powell)

Supervisory Special Agent, 38yo. Based in Houston, Texas.

JACK HOTCHNER (Jesse Spencer)

BAU Section Chief, 40yo. Based in Quantico, Virginia.

HANK MORGAN (LaRoyce Hawkins)

Supervisory Special Agent, 30yo. Based in Chicago, Illinois.

After some years of operating in the same place, the BAU discovered that having agents based in different places helps cases. For example, if there's a serial killer in Chicago, the detectives would notify Hank and he'd call it in to Jack, who would call in the rest of the team to meet in Chicago, at Hank's office.

A lot of the team chose to be based in places they grew up in or places they've been to enough times so they're familiar with the area and some of the people. For example, Roslyn chose New Orleans because she'd been there plenty of times with her brothers and parents, and for Hank, he grew up in Chicago so he knows most of the place like the back of his hand.

If you have any questions, feel free to send them in the asks box.

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fanfiction prompts

OK so this is a collection of different prompt posts i’ve made before all in one place lol some are part of the chenford march madness some are not. 

“Tim you once said you’re a show me, guy, show me how much you love me”

*Tim gets smacked in the back of the head* “Timothy did you lie to me when you said you didn’t have feelings for Lucy because that is the only reason you’d take a desk job”

any sort of Wopez smut

a pov of Angela and Wesley each while she is taken

Angela wakes up from a nightmare from her kidnapping

the Wopez wedding that was shot that we didn’t get to see

Angela made fun of Wesley for crying when Jack was born

Tim and Lucy’s first “I love you”

a Wopez and Chenford double date

Aaron getting a love interest

a conversation between Nyla and Tim about how even tho they havent always liked each other they respect each other and have shared love for their shared friends

a double date with Nyla/James and Wopez

everyone in the station finding out about Chenford - Angela gets mad that Smitty won the bet

Tim and Lucy discuss what theyve been through and how it just makes sense that they fell in love

Chris seeing Tim at the court house and putting the pieces together

Genny finds out and tells TIm she figured as much all along

Another base ball practice

a family outting day with Wopez and Nyla/James

Lucy finds out shes pregnant

an outsider flirting with Tim and or Lucy in front of the other

a woman flirting with Wesley infront of a pregnant hormonal Angela

Elijah finally getting arrested for good

Ashley running in to Tim and Lucy while they are out and actually being happy for them

Visits to Jackson’s grave

1-    I love you

2-    Lucky (for march 17th)

3-    T.O. / Rookie time

4-    Proposal

5-    Hike with Kojo

6-    Pregnancy announcement

7-    Wedding

8-    Smut

9-    Double date with Wopez

10-  Metro dude flirting with Lucy

11-  New female rookie flirting with Tim

12-  Lucy tells Tim about Noah (the meaning of hot pants and that Bradford)

13-  One of them goes missing and the other is worried

14-  Lucy tells Tim “you said you are a show me guy, show me how much you love me”

15-  Another baseball practice

16-   Anniversary Celebration

17-  Family Vacation outside of LA

18-  Chaperoning kids’ field trip to aquariam/ museum/ historical site (with all the correct details)

19-  New pet after Kojo dies

20-  Kid has a temper tantrum

21-  Tim catches his daughter making out with a boy in her room- how is she punished (she tries to manipulate him in response to get her way)

22-  Lucy asks X to walk her down the aisle

23-  Tim meets his first grandbaby

24-  Vampire/werewolves or witches au

25-  Tim taking his son for his first haircut

26-  Tim’s motorcycle (Tim in leather pants must be included)

27-  Magician Tim and Lucy

28-  Tim and Lucy visit your favorite place

29-  Getting hotdogs at Pinks

30-  Date night at the LA Forever Cemetery for a classic movie

31-  Accidently eloping in Vegas/ Reno/ Atlantic city

32-  White elephant Christmas party

33-  Tim needs Glasses

34-  Genny gets married

35-  Prom stories

36-  Tim in basic training

37-  Couples Halloween

38-  4th of July picnic

39-  Tim tells their grandkids about the first and second date

40-  Morning after their first time

41-  Talking about the fake proposal to Ashley

42-  Discussing why they dated Ashley and Chris

43-  “I’ve never been in love”

44-  I’m not your type Tim

45-   Birthdays

46- kids pranking Tim and Lucy

1-      Wopez date

2-      Wopez wedding

3-      James and Nyla date

4-      Double date with James/Nyla and Wopez

5-      Elijah getting caught and arrested

6-      Aaron getting a love interest lol

7-      Aaron and Celina playing D&D

8-      Abigail and Henry’s wedding

9-      Nolan and Bailey wedding

10-   Jack Lopez-Evers birthday party

11-   Wopez smut

12-   Jealous Wopez

13-   Jealous James/Nyla

14-   James and Wesley watch the kids so Nyla and Angela can have a night out

15-   Patrice at the station again lol (that was so fun)

16-   Smitty’s reality show

17-   True Crime episode on Rosalind

18-   Everyone at the station have different visits to Jacksons grave

19-   The POV of Wesley while Angela was kidnapped

20-   Nolan’s bachelor party

21-   Grey’s retirement party

22-   Angela discusses her trauma from her kidnapping

23-   Celina’s mom finds out she actually does patrol

24-   Nolan’s brother comes back

25-   Main character death

26-   The birth of the new Wopez baby

27-   Henry and Abigail have a baby

28-   New rookie is actually a badge bunny

29-   One of the kids is in danger (please let the kid be ok)

30-   Nyla talks to James about UC

31-   James at the community center (just more about what goes on there)

[neeasworld]

15 questions / 15 mutuals

tagged by @miwwk tysm love bug 🌸

1. are you named after anyone?

• i’m actually named after 2 people… my birth name is a combination of “thalía” and “tony” who are both singers

2. when was the last time you cried?

• a few days ago i think

3. do you have kids?

• none

4. do you use sarcasm a lot?

• too much. i use a lot of satire, figurative speech, deadpan etc. when i fuck around i tend to say a lot things that aren’t serious at all in a very serious tone so people believe me when i’m only being a sarcastic little shit lmao c:

5. what's the first thing you notice about someone?

• the way they look and dress

6. what's your eye color?

• very dark brown, almost black

7. scary movies or happy endings?

• i can’t pick i love both >_<

8. any special talents?

• i’m good at almost everything pertaining to the performing/creative arts which are my passions and i’m a decent writer… i would like to share more of that in the near future <3

9. where were you born?

• Las Vegas, NV

10. what are your hobbies?

• spending time with friends, watching YT videos, listening to music, reading occasionally, video games learning about anything really and i’m trying to get into sewing :3

11. have any pets?

• i have one long haired cat named goji ^-^

12. what sports do you play/ have played?

• i used to be a cheerleader lol

13. how tall are you?

• i’m 5’3 and 3 quarters but i round and say 5’4 or 162cm

14. favorite subject in school?

• video productions/media communications

15. dream job?

• i want my music to pay the bills or one of my other creative outlets… that’d be an absolute dream life

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There have been many unverified claims that Kamala Harris's campaign paid heavily for celebrity endorsements following her defeat to Donald Trump who was said to have spent only $750 million. The claims say that the vice president spent a whopping $1 billion for her campaign and over $15 million was spent in payments to top celebrities many of which appeared in her rallies or she appeared on their TV show. According to the Washington Examiner, Harris spent millions on celebrity-filled events which saw the likes of Lady Gaga, Katty Perry, Beyonce's timed-bait rally, and Oprah Winfrey's Town Hall, amongst others. The list below shows the alleged sum paid to each celebrity/public figure. $10 to Beyonce$5M to Megan Thee Stallion$2.3M to Lizzo$1.8M to Eminem$1M to Oprah An alleged Harris campaign document showed $1 million paid in two tranches of $500k each to Ophra Winfrey's company - Harpo Productions, with the details of the spender and description given as "Harris For President" and "Event Production" respectively. Ophra however, denied receiving any payment (a million dollars) to endorse Harris, when she was asked by TMZ. "Not True"! She said firmly. https://twitter.com/Bubblebathgirl/status/1856143097186418714 Millions were also said to have been paid out to various marketing and advertising agencies and event managers. Harris's allegedly extravagant campaign spending also included a 6-figure payment for a customized set so she could appear on Alex Cooper's "Call Her Daddy podcast", which was filmed in a hotel room, and a likely $450k per day advert on huge Las Vegas Sphere (video below). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MnwsGD_nr8 According to Newsweek, FactCheck.org inquired about claims and a told by a Harris agent that it was not true. Politico also said there was no evidence to back up the viral claims, and Beyonce's manager said the claims were ridiculous. Though the alleged payments might not necessarily be for endorsement, payments for celebrity appearances might be to cover expenditures like logistics, hotel, etc. However, the huge sum involvement in this case left many thinking otherwise. Harris raised $1 billion in donations within a few months to support her quest for the presidency - the most raised in the history of the United States. According to the Federal Election Commission, her campaign had spent over $900 million as at October 16. According to Politico bureau chief Christopher Cadelago, she had a $20 million debt at the end of the election and there were other unverified reports that she owed salaries to her staff. The public felt she focused on spending the money hastily on publicity, rather than addressing core issues on immigration, security, and inflation. While the talks of celebrity payment for endorsement lingers, here is a full list of the top celebs that reportedly either showed their disdain for Trump or supported Harris: - Beyonce - Taylor Swift - Stevie Nicks - Willie Nelson - Brittney Spencer - Cher - Marc Anthony - Lizzo - Usher - Olivia Rodrigo - John Legend - Cardi B - Kesha - Billie Eilish - Bruce Springsteen - Neil Young - Whoopi Goldberg - George Clooney - Barbra Streisand - Rosie O’Donnell - Jamie Lee Curtis - Jane Fonda - Ben Stiller - Kathy Griffin - John Stamos - Ed Helms - Tiffany Haddish - Matt Damon - Jennifer Aniston - Mel Brooks - Robert De Niro - Jennifer Lawrence - Bryan Cranston - Anne Hathaway - Spike Lee - Aaron Sorkin - Andy Cohen - Mark Cuban - Bill Gates - Laurene Powell Jobs - Arthur Blank - Michael Bloomberg - John Pritzker - Sheryl Sandberg - Eric Schmidt - Steven Spielberg - Reed Hastings - Christy Walton - Melinda French Gates - Sean Parker - Steph Curry - Chris Paul (CP3) - Dave Bautista Read the full article

[mwcowan]

A Whole New Chapter, Part 2

Back There, Back Here

When I left off last July, we were heading back to the US for a short visit, just over 5 weeks to be exact. Busy time! We arrived back at our home in Nevada to find everything as we’d left it, well, except for the weeds that had taken over the back yard. The first week back was pretty much recovering from the travel, and for me, spending some quality time with the weed-whacker clearing the back yard, or at least enough of it for us to get out the back door and find the chairs and barbecue. I figured that was enough and I’d find someone to finish the job, but I never did. Oh well, I’ll have something to do next time we’re back.

Our first adventure was drive to Salt Lake City to visit Tommy, Hannah, and Felix. And of course, Rolf, their rather huge Lab/Newfoundland mix. For a few nice days we enjoyed spending time with Felix – he’s in that very enjoyable phase around 6 months, lots of smiles and giggles.

After returning home, we  had a nice visit from Georgia’s son Matt and wife Morgan, and her son Anthony. And dogs Ripley (Max’s sister) and Anthony’s Lab Maxx (we call him Big Max). We showed them around our new area and spent one HOT afternoon at Lake Lahontan, which is about ½ hour from us. Nice lake with good facilities, it was just HOT! Next day we drove up to Lake Davis in Plumas County, where the weather was much cooler and we had a picnic, swam, and fished.

Georgia actually talked Matt and Morgan into leaving Ripley with us for two weeks (I think she pulled the guilt trip about how much we missed Max).

Back up to Plumas County to visit our friends Todd and Kathleen Solomon, and Max’s sister and BFF Lizzie. On the way we met up with our friends John & Judy Lullo, and Robert & Yvonne Ware for a good lunch and catch-up session, then stopped into the Mohawk Community Center which was having an open house – another chance to meet up with more of our Graeagle friends. A fun dinner at the Solomon’s followed, where we were joined our friends Cliff Romig and Cathy Davies, who have Max’s brother Olaf. A real doggy reunion, too bad Max had to miss it!

The next day we went boating at Bullards Bar reservoir with the Solomons plus Todd’s grandson and a couple of his friends. It’s great to go boating with young people; they’re happy to ski or wakeboard all day, leaving us old folks to relax and drink beer. I did get talked into wakeboarding, which I haven’t done in a long time, time as measured in decades. I’m proud to say I got up 2 out of 2 tries, but quickly did a face plant each time. Maybe I'll try again in another 20 years.

The boating activity I'm more suited for. Yes there’s a beer in my missing hand.

Almost done, but not quite. Back from Graeagle, it was time to go to Las Vegas for Georgia’s family’s annual August Birthday celebration. We celebrated Dignah’s and Dinah’s birthdays on the appropriate days with a nice lunch, and met up with the usual stream of family and friends that always accompanies this event. We’d had Ripley with us all this time, and by agreement, we left her with Georgia’s sister Dalene to take back to San Jose and her regular family.

Whew, that was a busy, and quick, 5 weeks! Back to Fernley with a day to pack and lock things up, then off to the airport and back to the Philippines!

Manila

We’d timed our arrival to be one day ahead of Georgia’s Mom Dolly, her sister Dalene, and cousin Lena, who were headed over for a long visit. As we did just the day before, they arrived before 6am. No problem for us, due to jetlag we were up at 4 already!

We’d hired Arturo, the driver who took us on our road trip earlier this year, to help us with the airport pickup. A good thing too, with the three ladies packed up for a 3 month trip, their luggage filled two vans! But we also had another motive. After getting everyone settled into Dolly's house, Arturo drove us to Kawayan Cove to pick up Max! Max was of course happy to see us, but after spending maybe 15 seconds jumping around and giving us kisses, he headed to his toy box to find his favorite for us to play with. Then with a quick turn-around, we were on our way back to Manila. Besides (I hope) being happy to be back with us, Max got to see lots of the moo moo cows who just hang out on the highway. Be sure to turn the sound on!

Max also got to see monkeys along side the road; we found that he has a very different, unfriendly, reaction to monkeys. I think he still remembers the incident in Vigan!

Danny, Ben, and Lachlan!

Besides being timed for the arrival of Georgia’s mom et. al., our travel was also timed to meet Danny, Ben, and Lachie, who soon arrived from Sydney for an 8-day stay! We picked them up at the airport in the evening, spent the night at Dolly’s in Manila, then headed back to Kawayan Cove the next day.

Lachie is 1 ½ years old now, a great age, and he has the looks and personality to charm anyone. Especially here, you just don’t see many VERY white, red-headed children! Besides being a hit with all the ladies at Dolly’s house, anywhere we took him it seems like he gathered a crowd! Everyone wanted a look at him, asked lots of questions, wanted to meet his dads, etc.

Lachie loves tractors, and one day a big excavator on the way to a construction site stopped in front of our house. Lachie loved it! I think the guys taking a break (from putting the tires under the treads as it moved uphill) had just as much fun seeing Lachie as he did seeing the excavator!

Lachie also loves swimming, so naturally we spent quite a bit of time in the pool. Unfortunately the beach was too rough for swimming due to a passing (far away, thankfully) typhoon, but we did have a nice lunch at the club.

On the weekend we took the boys to our favorite resort in Anilao/Mabini. The one with the goats, which Lachie enjoyed feeding.

We had planned to do a dive day, but with the rough seas we figured diving wouldn’t be too good, so we just relaxed around the pool instead. Lachie was good with that. And the food in the restaurant too!

All too soon it was time for the boys to go, on to their next stop, Bali. Gotta feel sorry for them, right? Oh well, we had a great visit and hope to see them again soon, here or Sydney or wherever!

Merry Christmas!

Yes, it’s September, and the Christmas season has started. Christmas decorations in the malls, holiday music. I’m usually not ready for this until after Thanksgiving, but it’s the tradition here. Christmas is celebrated in the ‘-ber’ months (September, October, November, and December). Just go with it.

Typhoons

I mentioned that a typhoon was making waves and stirring up the water. It was super typhoon Yagi (a 'super typhoon' classification is equivalent to a category 5 hurricane) which fortunately was only a tropical storm as it passed over northern Luzon. Although we were seeing wind and larger than usual waves when the boys were here, shortly after they left the weather significantly worsened with high winds, strong surf, and heavy, continuous rains, lasting for 4 days. And this is when the storm that was 700 miles (1120km) northwest of us! I took these screenshots from two weather apps, the first showing the storm path, passing over northern Luzon as a tropical storm before strengthening into a typhoon, and the solid cloud cover extending as far as southern Palawan. We’re at the blue dot, Palawan is the long, skinny island to the southwest of us. The second app shows the wind strengths and flow – you can clearly see the circular storm center, but also look at the effect it’s having on the winds, pulling them up from the southwest between Palawan and Vietnam, and straight at us. It’s just amazing how huge an area the storm impacts!

While I’m being weather-geeky, around the first of April I installed a weather station, with a digital rain gauge. As I write this, it reads 1509 mm of rain since then, about 5 ½ months. That’s 59.4” for you non-metric types. California should build a water pipeline to the Philippines. Hey Gavin! No problem, just raise taxes to pay for it!

Fruits Loops

We finally have bananas! We’ve planted many banana plants (they are not trees, actually the largest member of the grass family); some have blown over (they’re not very strong), and some just haven’t produced any fruit. Plus they’re pretty ugly so they need to produce to justify being in our yard. Well finally one is making bananas. The conical purple thing is the flower; as layers come off it reveals another row of baby bananas. I’ve never seen them at this stage, so I’m excited to watch them develop, and hopefully I’ll get to taste some. I’ll keep you posted.

I’ve reported on many strange tropical fruits over the years, but it’s been quite a while since I’ve had something new to try. We took a quick trip to Dolly’s farm in Alangilan (Georgia had to help with some family business), and waiting for us were Marang. If you attached a pointy nose you’d have a cute little hedgehog – the spines are soft, and underneath is a skin that’s easily pulled open to reveal the sweet and creamy fruit inside.

People say the taste is somewhere between Jackfruit and Durian, with little of the pungent odor of the Durian. I thought it was quite tasty!

And then there’s Durian. The king of tropical fruits. Not new to me but always worth a mention. As soon as we walked into the farm house in Alangilan I knew there were Durian lurking somewhere. That unmistakable smell, even from unopened fruit, that people describe as anything from sweaty socks to a soiled baby diaper. One of the very few foods that made Andrew Zimmern (Bizarre Foods on the Travel Channel) gag and refuse to eat. Banned to carry on most airlines and public transportation. But being blessed with a rather poor sense of smell, I’m able to get it past my nose and into my mouth; I actually enjoy the creamy and sweet fruit!

Nang Belen getting ready to unleash the monster...

Sunset(s) of the Week

A couple nice ones, first from Mabini (I must admit that the camera captured more than we could see, especially colors in the clouds, but a nice sunset by any means)

And a view from home.

All for now, stay healthy and happy!

[stateofnevadajobsneats]

cool jobs in las vegas

Cool Jobs in Las Vegas: From Strip to Tech

Are you looking for a cool job in Las Vegas? You may think that working in Vegas is all about serving drinks or dealing cards, but the city has a lot more to offer. From high-tech startups to iconic casinos, there are plenty of opportunities to find a job that fits your interests and skills.

Cool Jobs in Las Vegas: What's Available?

Las Vegas is a diverse city with a thriving economy. While the tourism industry is a major contributor to the local economy, there are plenty of other industries and job sectors to explore. Here are just a few examples:

1. Hospitality and Tourism

Las Vegas is famous for its hotels, casinos, and entertainment venues. If you enjoy working with people and have a knack for customer service, there are plenty of opportunities in this industry. From front desk clerks to event coordinators, there are roles for people with a variety of skills and backgrounds.

2. Gaming and Casinos

While not for everyone, working in the gaming industry can be exciting and lucrative. Jobs in this sector range from dealers and pit bosses to slot technicians and marketing managers. If you're good with numbers and enjoy the fast-paced environment, a job in a casino might be right for you.

3. Retail

Las Vegas is home to numerous shopping centers, malls, and boutiques. Retail jobs can range from sales associates to store managers, and there are plenty of opportunities to work for high-end brands and luxury retailers.

4. Technology and Startups

Las Vegas has a growing technology sector with many startups and established companies in the area. Roles in this sector can range from software developers and engineers to marketing specialists and project managers. If you're interested in tech and innovation, a job in this industry might be a great fit.

5. Healthcare

Las Vegas has a large healthcare sector with numerous hospitals, clinics, and medical centers. Roles in this sector can range from physicians and nurses to administrative assistants and billing specialists. If you enjoy helping people and have a background in healthcare, this might be the industry for you.

Cool Jobs in Las Vegas: Top Picks

If you're looking for a job that's a bit out of the ordinary, here are a few cool jobs in Las Vegas that might pique your interest:

1. Cirque du Soleil Performer

Cirque du Soleil is a world-renowned circus troupe that performs in Las Vegas at multiple venues. The company employs performers with a wide range of skills, from acrobats and contortionists to musicians and dancers. If you're talented and passionate about the performing arts, this might be the job for you.

2. Wedding Chapel Officiant

Las Vegas is known for its numerous wedding chapels, and many couples come to the city to tie the knot in a unique and memorable way. If you have public speaking skills and enjoy working with people, becoming a wedding chapel officiant might be a fun and rewarding job.

3. Food and Beverage Manager

Las Vegas has an incredible food and beverage scene, with numerous high-end restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. If you have experience in the hospitality industry and enjoy working with food and drinks, becoming a food and beverage manager might be a great fit.

4. Card Shark

If you're a skilled card player, working as a professional gambler might be a cool job in Las Vegas for you. While it takes a lot of practice and skill, some people are able to make a living playing poker, blackjack, or other casino games.

5. Neon Sign Designer

Las Vegas is famous for its neon signs, and becoming a neon sign designer can be a unique and creative job. This role involves designing and creating custom neon signs for businesses and individuals. If you have an eye for design and enjoy working with your hands, this might be the perfect job for you.

6. Helicopter Tour Guide

Las Vegas is home to some of the most spectacular views in the world, and one way to see them is from a helicopter. If you enjoy flying and have a passion for sharing your knowledge with others, becoming a helicopter tour guide might be a cool job in Las Vegas for you.

Cool Jobs in Las Vegas: FAQs

How much can you make working in Las Vegas?

Salaries in Las Vegas vary depending on the industry and job sector, but many jobs in the city pay above average wages. Some roles, like those in the gaming and hospitality industries, may also offer tips and other perks that can boost your income.

Do you need to have a special skill to work in Las Vegas?

While some jobs in Las Vegas require specific skills or training, many roles in the city are open to people with a variety of backgrounds and experience levels. Many employers also offer on-the-job training and opportunities for career growth.

Is it difficult to find a job in Las Vegas?

Like any city, the job market in Las Vegas can be competitive, but there are plenty of job opportunities available. Networking, researching job postings, and working with a recruiter can help increase your chances of finding a job that's a good fit for you.

What is the work culture like in Las Vegas?

The work culture in Las Vegas varies depending on the industry and job sector, but in general, the city is known for its fast-paced and high-energy work environment. Many jobs in the city also require evening and weekend work, so be prepared for a non-traditional work schedule.

Are there opportunities for remote work in Las Vegas?

With the rise of remote work, many companies in Las Vegas are offering remote work options. This is especially true in the technology and startup sectors, where many companies have adopted remote work as a permanent part of their culture.

What are some of the benefits of working in Las Vegas?

Working in Las Vegas can offer many benefits, including above-average salaries, opportunities for career growth, and a unique and exciting work environment. Additionally, the city's warm weather, world-class entertainment, and outdoor activities make it a great place to live and work.

Conclusion

If you're looking for a cool job in Las Vegas, the city has a lot to offer. From hospitality and gaming to technology and startups, there are plenty of industries and job sectors to explore. Whether you're looking for a traditional career or something a bit more out of the ordinary, Las Vegas has something for everyone.

So, what are you waiting for? Start exploring the job market in Las Vegas today and find the job of your dreams.

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Round 1 - 2024

THE SEA EAGLE

NO MONKEY BUSINESS!!!

Round 1

Manly Sea Eagles      36        

Defeated

Souths Rabbitohs    24

In a good opener, Manly have continued to work on turning Tigers discards into genuine first graders. 

It has been a long time since Manly won a Rd 1 fixture, and defeating Souths (who are a very good side), albeit at altitude in Vegas on a smaller than regulation field, is a good first step in season 2024. 

This was a sea sawing affair, with 3 lead changes, and until mid second half, it was unclear who would get the chocolates. Manly overcame an 8 point deficit early in the second half to mark this as a particularly strong performance. 

Manly Haumole Olakau'atu scored a typical powerhouse try, Chery Baby class was everywhere, and the super reliable Reuben Garrick did what he always does, ie gets the job done. 

The intercept try by the Saab Turbo was memorable, and the third brother Turbo (who is turning into a bit of try scorer)  scored a nice try near the end to help Manly’s prospects. 

Tigers discard Luke Brooks had a strong game. Too early to call whether he is the answer, and one should never get too excited about any ex Tiger’s player in round 1, but so far he looks to be a good buy, and is certainly strengthening the Manly playmaking ranks. 

Manly’s run for the next 5 rounds are particularly difficult, Roosters (home), Eels (away), St George (away), Panthers (home) and Warriors (away). They will be doing well on current form, to be 3/6 after this run. 

If they can be 3 or 4 wins after 6 rounds, that should set them up well for a decent 2024 season. Time will tell. 

OFF FIELD ATROCITIES IN THE OFF SEASON 

Pretty Pi$#ss poor really. Ever since the Director of Controversy left for parts and whereabouts unknown, and the role of interim controversy administration was passed over to the bizarre Frenchman Hugh Janus, it has been a sub standard affair all round. 

Here is a few from a pretty ordinary menu of atrocities: 

Junior Amone avoids jail over hammer attack but NRL career in balance. By Adam Pengilly. SMH December 11, 2023 — 2.30pm 

Charges against NRL players Latrell Mitchell and Jack Wighton dropped after police admit to false evidence Latrell Mitchell and Jack Wighton have beaten charges of fighting outside Canberra nightclub Fiction. Australian Associated Press Wed 1 Nov 2023  

Brisbane Broncos players Adam Reynolds and Pat Carrigan receive breach notices from the NRL after their late-night scuffle- ABC News 16 February 2024 

Footy star Mitch Kenny cops ban for 'couple of Boxing Day lines' social media post involving white substance after initially blaming it on 'trolls who grabbed my phone'- AAP  27 February 2024 

 LACK OF NRL INCLUSIVITY, DIVERSITY 

In this shambolic Woke world in which we now live, the Sea Eagle was appalled to see the absolute lack of inclusivity and diversity in this article: 

How a stint on a Samoan coconut farm sparked an NRL comeback. By Dan Walsh SMH December 18, 2023 

Chanel Harris-Tavita’s feet started to itch for the NRL again with coconut in hand on a Samoan farm.……. 

Harris-Tavita raised eyebrows when he was off-contract 18 months ago and realising his passion for rugby league had waned, he walked away from a six-figure salary to work out what he wanted. Working on his uncle’s farm in the Samoan village of Afega, population 2000, and collecting coconuts on weekends, it all twigged for the 24-year-old. 

 “It was a very simple life over there,” Harris-Tavita said, having kept up with the Warriors stunning rise to a grand final qualifier under Webster when he could. 

“It really put life into perspective and made me appreciate what I have here. It was a bit of happiness and a bit of FOMO [fear of missing out]. I was in Samoa watching them play and the Wi-Fi wasn’t great. 

Sea Eagle Comment: All this article achieved is to link an incorrect stereotype between pacific islander players and “coconuts” (personal opinion). Was the news outlet concerned serious when it allowed the story go to print?. 

VIVA LAS VEGAS��

 With an off season that was less than exciting, in terms of off field indiscretions, the only thing left for fans was the prospect of 80 or so NRL players heading to Vegas to expand the religion that is rugby league to the USA. 

Many said “What could go wrong?”. As it turned out the jury is open on that until said players return home safely to Australia, and there is no later confirmation of court based legal action being taken post Vegas, against some NRL player who overstepped the mark in the land of the long lost litigation lawyer. 

This is a wait and see for now. 

The Betoota Advocate cruelly suggested that Manly were part of this trip because it fell on the same weekend as the Gay Mardi Gras, and they wanted to escape the rainbow Guernsey debacle of season 2022.  

See https://www.betootaadvocate.com/uncategorized/manly-deny-vegas-trip-has-anything-to-do-with-escaping-sydney-on-mardi-gras-weekend/ 

The Sea Eagle cannot comment on the accuracy of that, other than to say it makes perfect sense (personal opinion). 

Then in the lead up to the big day, this story exploded in Mardi Gras week, over previous magazine photo shots involving none other than any Coach Seibold: 

It was bizarre’: The day Manly coach Anthony Seibold posed for a gay magazine 

By Adrian Proszenko SMH 28 February , 2024 

 Apparently Coach Seibold when playing for the London Broncos did a gay magazine photo shoot at the instigation of then Virgin supremo Richard Branson. As this article says, “Seibold, Shane Millard, Tulsen Tollett and Jon Clarke, who is currently Manly’s head of performance, were among the players to get their kit off. Asked if he had a copy of the centrefold spread to share with Sin Bin, Seibold said: “I get enough shit as it is, I don’t want to give any more ammo to anyone.””. 

The Sea Eagle certainly can’t argue with any of that. However, with that said, given the debacle that was the Gay Pride jersey incident of 2022, which saw Manly Legend and Coach Des Hasler dumped (unceremoniously) the mind boggles at what sort of due diligence was undertaken on these two members of the Manly coaching staff (ie Siebold and Clarke). 

Manly has to got to get away from these LGBTQ promotional backdrops and concentrate on rugby league. It’s quite clear this is the sort of thing that can turn half the camp (no pun intended) towards giving up playing rugby league for religious reasons.  

Anything that has the capacity to cause an NRL player to refuse to play rugby league cannot be good. 

As to whether the Vegas experiment will be a long term piece of strategy genius remains to be seen. The Sea Eagle reminds the NRL, that history is littered with failed Australian enterprises who thought going to America and taking them on was a good idea. 

It may be a tough ask going to the USA to try and dominate a 350m plus population base (apparently increasing at the rate of 0.5m people a week in illegal arrivals over the Southern borders). Regrettably, Rugby League is a game that is regularly confused with Rugby Union in the USA . Despite its relative simplicity as compared to the farce that is international Rugby Union, it would be fair to say Rugby League is generally not well recognised, let alone understood, in the USA. 

No doubt those in control at League Central have a master plan to cover all of this. After all, everyone would readily accept that Rugby League has a long and distinguished history of doing things thoroughly, in a well considered and well executed way. 

Manly Prospects Season 24 

Many have asked the Sea Eagle over recent weeks, how will Manly go in 2024? 

First, let’s face some cold inconvenient facts. Manly have not made the 8 in the last 2 years. For reasons only they can explain, they also believe that buying players from the West Tigers will improve this and turn them into a premiership powerhouse. 

Presently in the line up Manly have the following ex Tigers: 

Luke Brooks 

Tommy Talau 

Matthew Lodge 

Josh Aloai 

Nathan Brown 

Aitasi James 

Aaron Woods*** 

 *** (present status as a Sea Eagle unclear) 

The jury is out on this one. As John Cadogan of Auto Expert has often quipped, its time to apply “the BFS- Bullshi*4t  Fact Separator” to this one, and as Investment guru Ben Graham once quoted,  lets put this whole ex Tiger’s player purchase program “under the microscope of common sense”. 

Whilst some ex Tigers players clearly go better when they leave the Den (let’s face it they couldn’t go any worse), the Sea Eagle privately fears like all things Tigers, that the wheels will eventually fall off when the blow torch of pressure football is applied. 

Time will tell, but the Manly faithful will be watching (like Greta Thunberg at a RAM and Chevy truck convention in Tampa Bay Florida). If the implosion does occur, Manly management can expect to hear some fairly well constructed criticism from all sides on another fine mess the Club will have found themselves in.  

The market for used up Ex Tigers players is is much like that of used EV’s. The best outcome you can expect is to pay someone to take it/them off your hands. 

THE SEA EAGLE

[anonymusbosch]

#here's to another 3B that we'll somehow fail to use to deliver the high speed rail they've been working on before i was born!!

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California’s High-Speed Rail project is getting a $3 billion windfall from the federal government that will go toward finishing construction of the bullet train’s 119-mile Central Valley line from Bakersfield to Merced. Another $3 billion federal grant was also awarded to Brightline West, the private high-speed railroad that will link Los Angeles and Las Vegas via bullet trains running at speeds of up to 186 mph. The $12 billion rail project, which launched in 2019, is on track to open in time for the 2028 Summer Olympics. The federal grants, announced Thursday by U.S. House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, comes from the Biden administration’s 2022 infrastructure law that includes $108 billion for transit capital projects, including high-speed rail. The unprecedented tranche of federal funds marks a significant milestone for California’s high-speed rail ambitions. The billions in federal funds coming to the state’s High-Speed Rail Authority will pay for building the rail system’s station in Fresno as well as a second track from Fresno to Madera. The funds will also go toward the procurement of six electric trains. “With this new $3.07 billion in federal funding, we take an important leap closer to making high-speed rail a reality in California,” Pelosi said in a statement. “An electrified high-speed rail network will dramatically improve the quality of life in the Central Valley and up and down California. These bullet trains will make travel quicker and easier, bring housing closer, (and) create new jobs and economic opportunities that would otherwise be out of reach.” The state’s High-Speed Rail project, which faces uncertainty over how it will pay for its planned extensions to San Francisco and Los Angeles, has benefited greatly from the infrastructure law. In September, the High-Speed Rail Authority was awarded a $202 million grant for the rail system’s construction in Kern County. Initially planned for a 2020 launch, the High-Speed Rail’s Central Valley segment from Bakersfield to Merced is scheduled to open in 2029 with five stations.

oh my god, I'm so glad we're only 6 years away from connecting people in the Central Valley with other places in the Central Valley! Along the same corridor where highways and low-speed rail already exist! I'm sure no one there wants to go to a major metropolitan area or the Capitol anytime soon!

article 2:

Major hurdles to the project remain. For starters, California hasn’t figured out where it will get up to $25 billion needed to build the San Francisco and Silicon Valley bullet train extensions. ... California voters approved $9.95 billion in bond funding for high-speed rail in 2008, with the promise that money would be used to help build a 220-mph train to deliver riders between the state’s biggest regions in under three hours. ... But the project has faced ridicule over repeated construction delays and soaring costs, with its total budget growing from $33 billion to at least $105 billion in the Rail Authority’s latest business plan — and potentially many billions more when the authority factors recent inflation into its estimates. ... Trains were initially supposed to start running in 2020. Now, the agency doesn’t anticipate the first trains will start running in the Central Valley until 2029, followed by Silicon Valley in 2031. ... Friedman said she worries the Rail Authority doesn’t have a viable plan to bring enough riders onto the Central Valley segment when it’s completed because there isn’t a clear, immediate way to connect with riders in the Bay Area. ...

Rail Authority officials are hopeful the project can sustain its recent streak of momentum as it applies for $8 billion in additional federal grants. The Biden administration has set aside tens of billions of dollars for new rail projects.

Still, the project faces critics who say it’s drifted too far from the statewide system voters approved in 2008. Quentin Kopp, a retired state senator and former chairman of the Rail Authority Board, laughed at the idea of bullet trains running into downtown San Francisco.

“That’s called much ado about nothing,” he said. “This is destined for the graveyard of boondoggles now.

three whole billion dollars! that's almost 3% of the total budget!

god. god I would love California high-speed rail to be real. I would love for there to be a 220 mph train between the major metros and the capitol that slings you there in hours, instead of a giant money pit labeled HIGH SPEED RAIL that we dump money into as ritual penance for Los Angeles's highway sins

California High-speed Rail has been awarded 3 billion dollars by the federal government for the continuation of construction

[6silentwulf3]

Spring Football is here

This weekend was really good actually. Some major takeaways from the first 4 games: These defensive coaches are really good, the QB play is often strong early and then not so much in the second half, and maybe the rock should have left the theatrics in the WWE. Seriously, the defenses had good days all around except for maybe the sea dragons (of course Seattle's defense isn't great). There were multiple ints in every game, as a matter of fact in the first game the Las Vegas Vipers QB threw 2 pick 6's that turned the game around.

Overall it was interesting to watch, every team was working really hard to figure out their identities offensively and defenses making really good adjustments. The pass rushers were either really good or the O lines were not very good at all. Who knows, I'm guessing they'll have everything figured out at the end of the season.

The only thing that really threw me for a loop was the sea dragon and defenders game. Apparently the defenders fans have a "tradition" of having some sort of beer snake that was taken from them by security I guess. The defenders fans were not having that shit what so ever, so they threw.... lemons? They threw lemons onto the field to protest not having their storied beer snake. This was really confusing because 1. traditions are a feature of time and this was literally their first game and 2. how exactly did they get the lemons to throw on the field?

Why were a group of essentially strangers so organized as to randomly protest anything together at a sporting event, so organized in fact that they all had the same fruit to demonstrate their collective dissatisfaction with the throwing of sour fruit. I immediately realized this was just WWE football, I get that the rock really enjoyed his old job but not everything has to be like that to be entertaining. That part just seemed too fake for me, it was so egregiously fake that I started to question everything that happened. That's not to say it can't work, I mean clearly it works for fans of wrestling but for a sport that's been such a staple and is often called an opportunity for players to showcase their skills and move up to the next level. Will these players be evaluated the same if the games they play are purely for entertainment without the idea that something is actually on the line?

Who the fuck know, honestly the important thing to me is the fact that it's still football season.

[unclescurvy]

2023 NFL MOCK DRAFT

Thursday, April 27

FIRST ROUND

1. Carolina (FROM CHI) - QB Bryce Young (Alabama)

The rumor is this is a done deal. Bryce Young satisfied any concerns about his lack of ideal size and solidified himself as the safest pick. He’s got a great head for the game, unreal anticipation and field awareness, and he appears to be exactly the sort of person you want representing your team.

2. Houston - DE/OLB Will Anderson (Alabama)

Will Houston pass on a quarterback to take one of the cleanest players in this draft? They just might…

3. Houston (PROJ. TRADE W/ARZ) - QB C.J. Stroud (Ohio State)

…until they trade up to take one! The Texans have loads of capital in this draft, and while they have plenty of holes to fill, they want to follow the Jets’ example of moving up to secure the players they want. 

4. Indianapolis - QB Will Levis (Kentucky)

This becomes a no-brainer with both Bryce Young and C.J. Stroud off the board. Levis is the last of the quarterbacks who can step in the play as a rookie. Levis worked out of a pro-style offense at Kentucky, and he’s got all the unearned confidence he needs to convince coaches he’s capable of starting. He’ll flop. 

5. Seattle (THRU DEN) - DT/DE Jalen Carter (Georgia) !

Seattle lucks into perhaps the most talented player coming out this year. Carter’s legal troubles so far don’t seem to be serious enough to bounce him out of the top 5 given his abilities on the field. 

6. Detroit (THRU LAR) - CB Devon Witherspoon (Illinois)

Jared Goff’s job is safe for now. The Lions traded away Jeff Okudah for a 5th round pick and a pack of bubble gum.  They brought in Cam Sutton to start on one side, but Witherspoon will be an instant starter across from him.

7. Las Vegas - DE Tyree Wilson (Texas Tech)

Teaming Wilson with Maxx Crosby and Chandler Jones is almost unfair. Jones might have one year left with the team, so Wilson has greater future value than immediate value. 

8. NY Jets (PROJ. TRADE W/ATL)  - OT Paris Johnson, Jr. (Ohio State)

The Jets aren’t convinced that Mekhi Becton is their left tackle of the future. His conditioning just isn’t at a pro level. Atlanta needs to move down and collect more picks. The Jets (with the expected acquisition of Aaron Rodgers) are in win-now mode, so they’ll spend now and figure out how to pay for it later.

9. Chicago (THRU CAR) - RB Bijan Robinson (Texas)

The Bears let David Montgomery walk in free agency, but they find a huge upgrade in the draft. Sure, they still need big help along the offensive line, but Chicago figures the talent on Day 2 isn’t remarkably different than the top talent this year. A guy like Bijan is in a class of his own.

10. Philadelphia (THRU CLE) - CB Christian Gonzalez (Oregon)

You don’t often see a Super Bowl team drafting in the top-10, so this is a pure luxury pick. The Eagles feel Gonzalez just has too much upside to pass up here - even though CB isn’t an immediate need.

11. Tennessee - OT Broderick Jones (Georgia) The Titans stick with their plan to groom Malik Willis for two years before they decide what they’ve got, so they pass on this year’s QBs. Tennessee released LT Taylor Lewan and brought in Andre Dillard, a wasted first-round pick of Philly’s a few years ago. There are plenty of potentially-great tackles available this year, but they’re starting to come off the board quickly. The Titans considered trading up but didn’t have the ammo, so they stay put and are relieved to find Broderick Jones still hanging around.

12. Arizona (PROJ. TRADE W/HOU THRU CLE) - CB Joey Porter, Jr. (Penn State) 

The Cardinals need help at corner pretty badly. They were hoping that either Witherspoon or Gonzalez would fall to them after trading down, but that didn’t work out. Joey Porter is the next best option. 

13. Green Bay - OT/G Peter Skoronski (Northwestern)

If the Packers will have any chance of winning in 2023, they need to bolster the O-line in front of Jordan Love. Skoronski will be a welcome sight for Love as he embarks on his first starting campaign. He’s likely a guard this year - with the potential to kick out to tackle in the future.

14. Washington (PROJ. TRADE W/NE) - QB Anthony Richardson (Florida)

The Commanders get ahead of Atlanta to take the boom-or-bust QB prospect out of Florida. Richardson shouldn’t be allowed to play at all as a rookie (outside of a few Taysom Hill-esque gadget plays), but his future potential is too good to pass up here.

15. Atlanta (PROJ. TRADE W/NYJ VIA GB) - DE Lukas Van Ness (Iowa)

Atlanta needs defensive line help in the worst way, so they take a risk on the green Van Ness. He may need a few years to develop, but he’s got Trey Hendrickson potential. They pick up one of the Jets’ many, many 2nd rounders in the move down and well as 2024 compensation. 

16. New England (PROJ. TRADE W/WAS) - WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba (Ohio State) +

The Pats have a terrible record of drafting wide receivers, but they try again. Smith-Njigba is likely only a slot receiver, but he could be an elite one.

17. Pittsburgh - OT Darnell Wright (Tennessee)

The Steelers need to focus on that woeful offensive line this year. Kenny Pickett never really had much of a chance as a rookie, but he still showed promise. Time to give him some blockers.

18. Detroit - TE Michael Mayer (Notre Dame)

The Lions are so close to being a great team; they’re likely eyeballing the 1-2 positions of greatest need to get them over the hump. Tight end is a glaring hole on their roster. Michael Mayer is the safest pick among this year’s TEs. Pro Bowl-level hands, strong blocking ability, not much YAC to his game, but he’ll move the chains as well as anybody. Day 1 starter and huge improvement. 

19. Tampa Bay - G O’Cyrus Torrence (Florida)

The Bucs are in desperate need of offensive line help. Torrence is the best pure guard coming out this year, but this is still a bit high for him.

20. Seattle - QB Hendon Hooker (Tennessee) 

Hooker has been getting a lot of looks from teams at the bottom of the first round. Seems like someone is bound to take a risk on him on the first day, maybe higher than people expect. The Seahawks love Geno Smith, but Hooker will be the starter 2 years from now. If Hooker hadn’t gotten injured, we’d be talking about him as a top-10 talent with his accuracy and decision-making.

Miami - FORFEITED

21. LA Chargers - WR Zay Flowers (Boston College) 

The Chargers prepare for the eventual end of Keenan Allen’s stellar career by bringing in someone with some of Allen’s qualities. Zay Flowers can be brought along slowly as a rookie, but he’s a potential #1 target for Justin Herbert for years to come.

22. Baltimore - CB Deonte Banks (Maryland) 

The Ravens keep Deonte Banks near home. They have an aging defensive backfield badly in need of quality youth. Banks showed amazing athleticism at the Combine.

23. Minnesota - DE Myles Murphy (Clemson)

The Vikings once boasted greatness along their defensive line, but that talent has waned in recent years. They’ll need to replenish, and it starts with Murphy.

24. Jacksonville - DT/DE Calijah Kancey (Pittsburgh)

The Jags have a habit of taking D-linemen in this round - not always with great luck. Kancey is a bit of a steal here, if not a huge immediate need for Jacksonville. 

25. NY Giants - TE Dalton Kincaid (Utah)

The Giants somehow eked out a playoff appearance despite having the most woeful set of starting receivers in the league. They got by with a rookie at tight end last year, but they badly need to upgrade there. 

26. Dallas - TE Darnell Washington (Georgia)

Once the Cowboys let Dalton Schultz walk in free agency, it opened up a huge hole at tight end. Darnell Washington is a combination of size and athleticism that doesn’t come along very often. Dallas fans should be doing backflips over this one. 

27. Buffalo - DE/OLB Nolan Smith (Georgia) +

The undersized and oft-injured Nolan Smith falls down the board a bit farther than some draftniks thought, but the Bills take a chance on his freakish athleticism. He may need to convert to linebacker in this scheme, but he’s got time to develop.

28. Cincinnati - CB/S Brian Branch (Alabama)

The Bengals’ safety position got raided in free agency, so they bring in some fresh legs. Branch will be an all-purpose defensive back initially but his future is at free safety.

29. New Orleans (THRU SF, MIA, DEN) - DT Bryan Bresee (Clemson) +

The Saints might be the beneficiaries of a surprising fall here. Bresee is a run-stopping expert with a little pass-rushing ability to go along with it. 

30. Philadelphia - DE Keion White (Georgia Tech)

The Eagles love their defensive line rotation, and they need bodies to keep those players fresh. Keion White has enjoyed a rapid rise up the draft boards, and the fact that he was one of the players invited to attend Day One of the draft speaks to how valued he is by GM’s. 

31. Kansas City - OT Anton Harrison (Oklahoma)

Jawaan Taylor was brought in to play left tackle (after spending his entire pro career on the right side), so Harrison is headed to the other side of the line. 

SECOND ROUND

32. Pittsburgh (FROM CHI) - CB Kelee Ringo (Georgia)

33. Arizona (PROJ. TRADE W/HOU) - WR Quentin Johnston (TCU) 

34. Arizona - OLB Drew Sanders (Arkansas)

35. Indianapolis - LB Trenton Simpson (Clemson)

36. LA Rams - DE/OLB Will McDonald IV (Iowa State)

37. Seattle (FROM DEN) - WR Jordan Addison (USC) 

38. Las Vegas - DT Adetomiwa Adebawore (Northwestern)

39. Carolina - RB Jahmyr Gibbs (Alabama)

40. New Orleans - WR Jonathan Mingo (Mississippi)

41. Tennessee - WR Jalin Hyatt (Tennessee) 

42. Green Bay (FROM NYJ THRU CLE) - TE Luke Musgrave (Oregon State)

43. NY Jets - CB Emmanuel Forbes (Mississippi State)

44. Atlanta - S Antonio Johnson (Texas A&M)

45. Atlanta (PROJ TRADE W/NYJ VIA GB) - DT Mazi Smith (Michigan)

46. New England - CB Cam Smith (South Carolina)

47. Washington - OT/G Cody Mauch (North Dakota State)

48. Detroit - OT Dawand Jones (Ohio State)

49. Pittsburgh - C John Michael Schmitz (Minnesota)

50. Tampa Bay - C Joe Tippmann (Wisconsin)

51. Miami - DE/OLB Felix Anudike-Uzomah (Kansas State)

52. Seattle - LB Daiyan Henley (Washington State)

53. Chicago (FROM BAL) - OT Tyler Steen (Alabama)

54. LA Chargers - DT Siaki Ika (Baylor)

55. Detroit (FROM MIN) - DE/OLB Isaiah Foskey (Notre Dame)

56. Jacksonville - CB Clark Phillips III (Utah)

57. NY Giants - WR Cedric Tillman (Tennessee)

58. Dallas - DE/OLB B.J. Ojulari (LSU)

59. Buffalo - WR Josh Downs (North Carolina)

60. Cincinnati - CB D.J. Turner II (Michigan)

61. Chicago (FROM SF VIA CAR) - DE/OLB Derrick Hall (Auburn)

62. Philadelphia - S Sydney Brown (Illinois) 

63. Kansas City - DE Tuli Tuipulotu (USC)

THIRD ROUND

64. Chicago - G Steve Avila (TCU)

65. Houston -  C Luke Wypler (Ohio State)

66. Arizona - OT Matthew Bergeron (Syracuse)

67. Denver (FROM IND) - LB Jack Campbell (Iowa)

68. Denver - CB Tyrique Stevenson (Miami)

69. LA Rams - CB/S Jartavius “Quan” Martin (Illinois)

70. Las Vegas - G Andrew Vorhees (USC) 

71. New Orleans - LB Noah Sewell (Oregon)

72. Tennessee - LB Henry To’o To’o (Alabama)

73. Arizona (PROJ. TRADE W/HOU FROM CLE) - S Jammie Robinson (Florida State) 

74. Cleveland (FROM NYJ) - RB Zach Charbonnet (UCLA)

75. Atlanta - OLB Andre Carter II (Army)

76. New England (FROM CAR) - OT Jaelyn Duncan (Maryland)

77. LA Rams (FROM NE VIA MIA) - DT Keeanu Benton (Wisconsin)

78. Atlanta (PROJ. TRADE W/GB) - WR Rashee Rice (SMU)

79. Indianapolis (FROM WAS) - CB Eli Ricks (Alabama)

80. Pittsburgh - S Christopher Smith II (Georgia)

81. Detroit - DT Jacquelin Roy (LSU)

82. Tampa Bay - TE Sam LaPorta (Iowa)

83. Seattle - CB Julius Brents (Kansas State)

84. Miami - TE Luke Schoonmaker (Michigan)

85. LA Chargers -  DT Zacch Pickens (South Carolina)

86. Baltimore - WR Tyler Scott (Cincinnati)

87. Minnesota - WR Kayshon Boutte (LSU)

88. Jacksonville - OT Blake Freeland (BYU)

89. NY Giants - S Brandon Joseph (Notre Dame)

90. Dallas - WR Jayden Reed (Michigan State)

91. Buffalo - S J.L. Skinner (Boise State)

92. Cincinnati - TE Tucker Craft (South Dakota State)

93. Carolina (FROM SF) - CB Tre’Vius Hodges-Tomlinson (TCU)

94. Philadelphia - WR Charlie Jones (Purdue)

95. Kansas City - S Ji’Ayir Brown (Penn State)

96. Arizona - RB Zach Evans (Mississippi)

97. New England (PROJ. TRADE W/WAS) - LB Nick Herbig (Wisconsin)

98. Cleveland - CB Jaylon Jones (Texas A&M)

99. San Francisco - CB Terell Smith (Minnesota) 

100. Las Vegas - QB Tanner McKee (Stanford)

101. San Francisco - RB Devon Achane (Texas A&M)

102. San Francisco - G Emil Ekiyor, Jr. (Alabama)

FOURTH ROUND

103. Chicago - CB Garrett Williams (Syracuse) +

104. Arizona (PROJ. TRADE W/HOU) - RB Roschon Johnson (Texas) 

105. Arizona - DT/DE Jalen Redmond (Oklahoma)

106. Indianapolis - WR A.T. Perry (Wake Forest)

107. New England (FROM LAR) - S Jordan Battle (Alabama)

108. Denver - DE Zach Harrison (Ohio State)

109. Las Vegas - OT Wanya Morris (Oklahoma)

110. Atlanta (FROM TEN) - CB Rejzohn Wright (Oregon State)

111. Cleveland - DE Karl Brooks (Bowling Green)

112. NY Jets - LB Owen Pappoe (Auburn) 

113. Atlanta - RB Tank Bigsby (Auburn) 

114. Carolina - G Chandler Zavala (North Carolina State)

115. New Orleans - CB Darius Rush (South Carolina)

116. Green Bay - CB Riley Moss (Iowa)

117. New England - DE Isaiah McGuire (Missouri)

118. Washington - DE K.J. Henry (Clemson)

119. Minnesota (FROM DET) - DT Gervon Dexter, Sr. (Florida)

120. Pittsburgh - WR Marvin Mims, Jr. (Oklahoma)

121. Jacksonville (FROM TB) - RB Tyjae Spears (Tulane)

122. Kansas City (FROM MIA) - CB Jakorian Bennett (Maryland) 

123. Seattle - RB Israel Abanikanda (Pittsburgh) 

124. Baltimore - DE Byron Young (Tennessee)

125. LA Chargers - G Anthony Bradford (LSU) 

126. Cleveland (FROM MIN) - LB Dorian Williams (Tulane) 

127. Jacksonville - LB Demarvion Overshown (Texas)

128. NY Giants - RB Dewayne McBride (Alabama-Birmingham) 

129. Dallas - S Ronnie Hickman, Jr. (Ohio State)

130. Buffalo - RB Deuce Vaughn (Kansas State)

131. Cincinnati - OT Carter Warren (Pittsburgh)

132. Carolina (FROM SF) - DE Mike Morris (Michigan) 

133. Chicago (FROM PHI) - DT Moro Ojomo (Texas)

134. Kansas City - WR Nathanian “Tank” Dell (Houston)

135. New England - CB Cory Trice, Jr. (Purdue)

FIFTH ROUND

136. Chicago - WR Ronnie Bell (Michigan)

Houston - forfeited

137. Buffalo (FROM ARZ) - DT Kobie Turner (Wake Forest)

138. Indianapolis - CB Kyu Blu Kelly (Stanford)

139. Denver - QB Aidan O’Connell (Purdue)

140. Cleveland (FROM LAR) - DT Deondre Coburn (Texas) 

141. Las Vegas - RB Kendre Miller (TCU) 

142. Cleveland - WR Michael Wilson (Stanford)

143. NY Jets - DE/OLB Viliami Fehoko (San Diego State)

144. Las Vegas (FROM ATL) - WR Trey Palmer (Nebraska)

145. Carolina - TE Brenton Strange (Penn State)

146. New Orleans - RB Chase Brown (Illinois) 

147. Tennessee - DT Jacob Slade (Michigan State)

148. Chicago (FROM NE VIA BAL) - WR Rakim Jarrett (Maryland) 

149. Green Bay - CB Kei’Trel Clark (Louisville)

150. Washington - LB Ivan Pace, Jr. (Cincinnati)

151. Seattle (FROM PIT) - G Sidy Sow (Eastern Michigan) 

152. Detroit - S Marte Mapu (Sacramento State)

153. Tampa Bay - RB Keaton Mitchell (East Carolina)

154. Seattle - DT Byron Young (Alabama)

155. San Francisco (FROM MIA) - TE Davis Allen (Clemson)

156. LA Chargers - CB Starling Thomas V (Alabama-Birmingham)

157. Baltimore - OT/G Nick Saldiveri (Old Dominion)

158. Minnesota - S Daniel Scott (California)

159. Detroit (FROM JAX VIA ATL) - QB Jaren Hall (BYU)

160. NY Giants - LB Cam Jones (Indiana)

161. Houston (FROM DAL) - C/G Jarrett Patterson (Norte Dame)

162. Indianapolis (FROM BUF) - DE Yasir Abdullah (Louisville)

163. Cincinnati - OT Warren McClendon (Georgia)

164. San Francisco - WR Parker Washington (Penn State)

165. New Orleans (FROM PHI) - OT Asim Richards (North Carolina)

166. Kansas City - DT/DE Colby Wooden (Auburn)

167. LA Rams - RB Eric Gray (Oklahoma) 

168. Arizona - OT Braeden Daniels (Utah) 

169. Dallas - DT Cameron Young (Mississippi State) 

170. NY Jets (FROM GB) - RB Sean Tucker (Syracuse) +

171. LA Rams - DE/OLB D.J. Johnson (Oregon) 

172. NY Giants - DE Jose Ramirez (Eastern Michigan)

173. San Francisco - DE/OLB B.J. Thompson (Stephen F. Austin)

174. Las Vegas - TE Josh Whyle (Cincinnati)

175. Tampa Bay - S Brandon Hill (Pittsburgh) 

176. Indianapolis (FROM DAL) - OT/G McClendon Curtis (Tenneesee-Chattanooga)

177. LA Rams - QB Stetson Bennett (Georgia)

SIXTH ROUND

178. Kansas City (FROM CHI VIA MIA) - C/G Olu Oluwatimi (Michigan)

179. Tampa Bay (FROM HOU) - DE YaYa Diaby (Louisville)

180. Arizona - WR Xavier Hutchinson (Iowa State)

181. Tampa Bay (FROM IND) - WR Jalen Moreno-Cropper (Fresno State)

182. LA Rams - DT Brodric Martin (Western Kentucky)

183. Detroit (FROM DEN) - TE Zack Kuntz (Old Dominion)

184. New England (FROM LV) - TE Will Mallory (Miami)

185. Jacksonville (FROM NYJ) - WR Elijah Higgins (Stanford)

186. Tennessee (FROM ATL) - RB Kenny McIntosh (Georgia)

187. New England (FROM CAR) - DT D.J. Dale (Alabama)

188. Houston (FROM NO) - DT Nesta Jade Silvera (Arizona State)

189. LA Rams (FROM TEN) - C Ricky Stromberg (Arkansas)

190. Cleveland - OT John Ojukwu (Boise State) 

191. LA Rams (FROM GB) - P Bryce Baringer (Michigan State)

192. New England - FB Hunter Luepke (North Dakota State)

193. Washington - CB Cameron Brown (Ohio State)

194. Detroit - LB Jeremy Banks (Tennessee)

195. Denver (FROM PIT) - WR Andrei Iosivas (Princeton)

196. Tampa Bay - LB Aubrey Miller, Jr. (Jackson State)

197. Miami - OT/G Jaxson Kirkland (Washington)

198. Seattle - S Trey Dean III (Florida)

199. Baltimore - QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson (UCLA)

200. LA Chargers (FROM CHI VIA LAC) - TE Cameron Latu (Alabama)

201. Houston (FROM MIN) - WR Bryce Ford-Wheaton (West Virginia)

202. Jacksonville - S DeMarco Hellams (Alabama)

203. Houston (FROM NYG) - G Atonio Mafi (UCLA)

204. Las Vegas (FROM DAL) - LB Dee Winters (LSU)

205. Buffalo - DE Nick Hampton (Appalachian State)

206. Cincinnati - CB Darrell Luter, Jr. (South Alabama)

207. Green Bay (FROM SF VIA HOU & NYJ) - DE Ochaun Mathis (Nebraska)

208. Jacksonville (FROM PHI) - QB Jake Haener (Fresno State)

209. NY Giants (FROM KC) - CB Mekhi Blackmon (USC)

210. New England - C Alex Forsyth (Oregon)

211. Minnesota - QB Clayton Tune (Houston)

212. Dallas - RB Mohamed Ibrahim (Minnesota)

213. Arizona - C Juice Scruggs (Penn State)

214. Las Vegas - S Kaevon Merriweather (Iowa)

215. Washington - K Jake Moody (Michigan)

216. San Francisco - LB Anfernee Orji (Vanderbilt)

217. Kansas City - CB Mekhi Garner (LSU)

SEVENTH ROUND

218. Chicago - QB Malik Cunningham (Louisville)

219. Philadelphia (FROM HOU VIA MIN) - RB Travis Dye (USC)

220. Las Vegas (FROM ARZ) - CB Arquon Bush (Cincinnati)

221. Indianapolis - DT P.J. Mustipher (Penn State)

222. San Francisco (FROM DEN) - S Quindell Johnson (Memphis)

223. LA Rams - K Chad Ryland (Maryland)

224. Atlanta (FROM LV) - QB Max Duggan (TCU)

225. Atlanta - CB Cameron Mitchell (Northwestern)

226. Jacksonville (FROM CAR) - DE Dylan Horton (TCU)

227. New Orleans - G Jordan McFadden (Clemson)

228. Tennessee - K Andre Szmyt (Syracuse)

229. Cleveland - S Jay Ward (LSU)

230. Houston (FROM NYJ VIA TB) - LB SirVocea Dennis (Pittsburgh)

231. Las Vegas (FROM NE) - CB Alex Austin (Oregon State)

232. Green Bay - OT Ryan Hayes (Michigan)

233. Washington - KR/WR Derius Davis (TCU) 

234. LA Rams (FROM PIT) - LB Isaiah Moore (North Carolina State)

235. Green Bay (FROM DET VIA LAR) - WR Dontayvion Wicks (Virginia)

236. Indianapolis (FROM TB) - DE Ali Gaye (LSU)

237. Seattle - DT Dante Stills (West Virginia)

238. Miami - DE/OLB Mohamoud Diabate (Utah)

239. LA Chargers - RB Tavion Thomas (Indiana)

240. NY Giants (FROM BAL) - DE Habakkuk Baldonado (Pittsburgh) 

241. Pittsburgh (FROM MIN VIA DEN) - P Ethan Evans (Wingate)

242. Green Bay (FROM JAX) - QB Tyson Bagent (Shepherd)

243. NY Giants - C Brett Neilon (USC)

244. Dallas - G Nick Broeker (Mississippi) 

245. New England (FROM BUF VIA ATL) - WR Tre Tucker (Cincinnati)

246. Cincinnati - DE Isaiah Land (Florida A&M)

247. San Francisco - OT Connor Galvin (Baylor)

248. Philadelphia - P Brad Robbins (Michigan)

249. Kansas City - DT Jerrod Clark (Coastal Carolina)

250. Kansas City - RB Evan Hull (Northwestern)

251. Pittsburgh (FROM LAR) - DE Brenton Cox, Jr. (Florida)

252. Tampa Bay - OT Earl Bostink Jr. (Kansas) 

253. San Francisco - S Gervarrius Owens (Houston)

254. NY Giants - WR Malik Knowles (Kansas State)

255. San Francisco - WR Justin Shorter (Florida)

256. Green Bay - TE Payne Durham (Purdue)

257. New Orleans - WR Demario Douglas (Liberty)

258. Chicago - OT Jake Witt (Northern Michigan) 

259. Houston - DE/OLB Thomas Incoom (Central Michigan)