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[zalrb]

"Your husband?"

"You will my husband. Tonight."

I love how that's the line that makes Cesare give in to his sister. It's so revealing. Despite his initial resistance, Lucrezia made him crumble by offering him the chance to fulfil his most secret desire - be her husband.

I know it's obvious because there was evidence of Cesare's envy since Season 1, but that moment is so evocative.

Marriage is such a wonderfully layered and nuanced theme between Cesare and Lucrezia

because it isn't envy for me, it's that from season one, there's this deep-seated knowledge between the two of them that they're destined for unfulfilling marriages because they won't be marrying each other

and more than that, they're not able to freely feel their love or celebrate it or announce it in a holy union

So, their consummation in 3x03 with Lucrezia saying this

is like their own private version of a wedding for themselves for just the night where they do feel freely and celebrate and announce even if it's just to one another, and it's such a great parallel with Lucrezia's wedding in 1x04 where Cesare effectively does the groom carry

and brings her to the 'marriage bed'

but seeks to prevent consummation for the night in an effort to protect her innocence and her happiness and in 3x04 Lucrezia refrains from going to her marriage bed to seek true happiness with Cesare

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Saturday, August 24th:

(streaming shows): Mammals (AMC+, "Making Of" bonus, limited series finale), Romance in the House (netflix), The Fable (hulu), Love Next Door (netflix)

(original made-for-TV movies): "Fit for Murder" (TUBI, thriller/docu-drama, ~100mins), "Finding Faith" (GAFam, 2hrs), "The Magic of Lemon Drops" (HALL, 2hrs), Terry McMillan presents: "Forever" (LIFE, 2hrs+15mins)

(other highlights): Johnson (BounceTV), Dinner and a Movie (TBS, "Pitch Perfect 3" from 2017), Mammals (BBCAm, "Making Of" bonus, 75mins)

(latenight "Toonami" [adultswim]): Ricky and Morty: The Anime (#1.02 subtitled) / . / "Rick and Morty vs. Genocider" (short, pushes schedule later), Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (#3.03), One Piece (#17.053), Naruto Shippuden (#22.20), Dragon Ball Z Kai (#1.22), Ninja Kamuai (#1.11 dub), My Hero Academia (#6.03 reair), The Venture Bros. (#1.02 reair) {episode titles and full schedule at [adultswim] w/ awkward scrolling}

[whyyourteamisgood]

2022 - Week 9

BUF - Gabe Davis had 55 more YAC than expected on a single reception, most in AFC this year

NE - A Mac Jones to DeVante Parker completion with a 7.4% completion probability stands as the most improbable in the league this year

MIA - Brandon Jones had a sack in 2.13 seconds, fastest in league this year

NYJ - Breece Hall hit 21.87 miles per hour on a carry, second fastest in the league this season

BAL - Devin Duvernay hit 21.6 miles per hour on a kick return, the fastest speed on a KR this season

PIT - Mitchell Trubisky averages 9.9 intended air yards per pass, highest in the AFC

CLE - Nick Chubb leads the league with 3.11 seconds behind the LOS on average

CIN- JaMarr Chase had 47 more YAC than expected on a single reception, second most in AFC this year

TEN - Kevin Byard traveled 72 yards to make a tackle, second longest distance traveled in AFC to make a tackle this year

JAX - Travis Etienne is second in the league with 198 rushing yards over expected

IND - Kyler Anderson has an average separation of 4.3 yards, second best in the AFC

HOU - Dameon Pierce had 68 more yards than expected on a single rush, second most in the AFC this year

KC - Travis Kelce leads all TEs with 77 targets

LV - Derek Carr has thrown 19.8% of his passes into tight windows, second most in the AFC

LAC - Austin Ekeler leads the league with 463 YAC

DEN - Jerry Jeudy has 7.4 YAC per reception, second best among AFC WRs

DAL - Kavontae Turpin hit 21.09 miles per hour on a punt return, the second highest punt return top speed in the league this year

WAS - Brian Robinson is second in the NFC with 3.03 seconds behind the LOS on average

PHL - a Jalen Hurts to DeVonta Smith completion with an 8.1% completion probability stands as the second most improbable completion in the league this year

NYG - Daniel Jones averages 3.03 seconds to throw, second most in the league

GB - Aaron Jones is second in the league with 53% of his rushes over expected

CHI - Justin Fields 59 yard air distance on a completion is the second most in the NFC this year

DET - Jamaal Williams leads the NFC with 8 rushing TDs

MIN - Jalen Reagor hit 21.25 miles per hour on a punt return, the fastest top speed on a punt return this season

NO - Rashid Shaheed hit 21.13 miles per hour on a reception, the second fastest NFC reception top speed this year

TB - Tom Brady is the first passer to ever hit 100,000 passing yards in regular season and playoffs combined

ATL - Marcus Mariota averages 2.97 seconds to throw, second most in the NFC

CAR - PJ Walker’s 67.6 air distance on a completion stands as the longest in the league

SEA - Kenneth Walker is the only ball carrier to exceed 22 miles per hour this season

LAR - Tutu Atwell hit 21.46 miles per hour on a reception, the second fastest speed on a reception in the league this season

ARI - Antonio Hamilton traveled 84.9 yards to make a tackle, second longest distance traveled to make a tackle in the NFC this year

SF - Nick Bosa had a sack in 2.3 seconds, fastest in NFC this year

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[businessliveme]

Oil demand growth in Middle East set to rise

Middle East oil demand growth is expected to be challenged by many aspects, mostly related to geopolitical issues and economic transformation policies, including subsidy reduction programmes. Transportation fuels, particularly gasoline, and industrial fuels, predominantly diesel and residual fuel oil, are projected to play a significant part in the total oil demand growth of the region. Oil demand growth in the Middle East is anticipated to increase by 0.07 mb/d in 2020, according to OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report-December 2019

WORLD OIL SUPPLY

Non-OPEC oil supply growth forecast for 2019 remains at 1.82 mb/d, unchanged from last month’s report. The US liquids supply growth also remains unchanged at 1.62 mb/d, an upward revision in 3Q19 is now offset by a lower estimate for 4Q19. Similarly, the non-OPEC oil supply growth forecast for 2020 remains unchanged from last month’s forecast at 2.17 mb/d. An upward revision in the UK’s oil supply forecast is offset by a downward revision in Russia. The 2020 non-OPEC supply forecast remains subject to some uncertainties, including the degree of spending discipline by US independent oil companies. For 2019, the US, Brazil and Canada remain to be the key drivers for growth, and this will continue in 2020 with the addition of Norway. OPEC NGLs production in 2019 is estimated to have grown by 0.04 mb/d to average 4.80 mb/d and in 2020 is forecast to grow to average 4.83 mb/d. In November, OPEC crude oil production dropped by 193 tb/d m-o-m to average 29.55 mb/d, according to secondary sources.

CRUDE OIL PRICE MOVEMENTS

The OPEC Reference Basket (ORB) price rose by $3.03, or 5.1%, month-on-month (m-o-m) in November settling at $62.94/b. In November, ICE Brent averaged $3.08, or 5.2%, higher m-o-m at $62.71/b, while NYMEX WTI rose by $3.06, or 5.7%, m-o-m averaging $57.07/b. Year-to-date (y-t-d), ICE Brent averaged $8.79, or 12.1%, lower at $64.08/b, while NYMEX WTI declined by $9.48, or 14.3%, to $56.79/b, both compared to the same period a year earlier. The backwardation price structures of both ICE Brent and DME Oman steepened further in November, particularly in prompt forward months, while the NYMEX WTI market structure slipped into backwardation for most of the month. Hedge funds and other money managers raised their speculative net long positions, reflecting a more positive outlook for the global oil market.

WORLD ECONOMY

The global economic growth forecast remains unchanged at 3.0% for both 2019 and 2020. Some stabilisation of the global economic downward slope has been confirmed in recent weeks, but other issues, predominately US-related trade uncertainties – particularly within the US-China trade nucleus – remain. This may further negatively impact especially these two economies. The slowdown in India has also continued, as confirmed by 3Q19 GDP growth. Positively, some encouraging developments have recently become apparent in global trade. Potential progress in the ratification of the US Mexico Canada trade agreement in the US Congress, as well as general agreement on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, the EU-Mercosur trade deal and progress on other bilateral and multilateral agreements are all expected to lead to some recovery in global trade. Furthermore, better-than-expected 3Q19 growth in Brazil and Russia has led to upward revisions. Additionally, the announcement of fiscal stimulus in Japan will likely slightly raise growth in 2020. A tender rebound in global manufacturing activity may also provide support to growth in 2020. At the same time, monetary policies remain accommodative and supportive to global economic development. Finally, a decision by OPEC and non-OPEC participating countries in the Declaration of Cooperation last week to continue striving for a stable and balanced oil market will play an important role in maintaining healthy global economic growth.

OECD growth remains at 1.6% for 2019 and 1.4% for 2020. The 2019 US economic growth forecast remains at 2.3%, while the ongoing slowdown, in combination with continued trade restrictions, has led to the expectation that 2020 US GDP growth will remain unchanged at 1.8%. Euro-zone growth remains the same at 1.2% for 2019 amid confirmation of slowing 2H19 growth carrying over into the coming year. The 2020 forecast also remains unchanged at 1.0%. Japan’s 2019 growth forecast remains at 0.9%, while recently announced fiscal stimulus measures are forecast to cushion the 2020 deceleration. The 2020 economic growth forecast has been lifted from 0.3% to 0.6%. The UK’s 2019 forecast remains at 1.1% for 2019 and 1.0% in 2020. However, the outcome of the upcoming election and subsequent Brexit dealings will define the economic outcome of 2020 to a large extent.

In the emerging economies, China’s 2019 growth forecast remains at 6.2%. Growth in 2020 remains at 5.9%, with the economy expected to experience a further slowdown, predominantly due to the US-China trade dispute, while ongoing negotiations will need to be carefully monitored. India’s growth numbers were revised down considerably, given the ongoing challenges that were confirmed in weaker-than-expected 3Q19 GDP figures. India’s 2019 GDP growth is now forecast at 5.5%, compared with 6.1% the previous month and is forecast to accelerate to 6.4% in 2020, compared with 6.7% the previous month. After better-than-expected 3Q19 GDP growth, forecasts for Brazil and Russia were lifted to 1.0% and to 1.1% for 2019 and to 1.7% and 1.3% for 2020, respectively.

WORLD OIL DEMAND

Global oil demand in 2019 is now anticipated to rise by 0.98 mb/d, unchanged from the previous month’s report. Total global oil consumption is expected to average 99.80 mb/d. In the OECD, oil demand growth was left unchanged as compared to last month’s MOMR with OECD Americas projected to lead growth in 2019 as the ramping-up of production in ethane crackers should provide solid support to demand for NGLs/LPG. On the other hand, OECD Europe and Asia Pacific are projected to decline y-o-y in line with slower-than-expected industrial activity and significant petrochemical plant turnarounds. In the non-OECD region, oil demand growth was kept in line with last month’s projections. China is anticipated to lead demand growth globally in 2019, rising by 0.35 mb/d, followed by Other Asia, which is expected to add 0.30 mb/d y-o-y. Additionally, oil demand growth in Latin America and the Middle East is projected to improve from 2018 levels to increase by 0.04 mb/d and 0.06 mb/d y-o-y, respectively.

World oil demand in 2020 is anticipated to increase by 1.08 mb/d to average 100.88 mb/d, also untouched as compared to last month’s MOMR. In the OECD region, oil demand is projected to increase by 0.07 mb/d, with OECD Americas being in positive territory, driven largely by steady light distillate demand. In the non-OECD region, growth is anticipated to be around 1.01 mb/d with Other Asia regaining its leading position in terms of oil demand growth, followed by China. Higher oil requirements in other regions such as Latin America and the Middle East are also projected in 2020 as compared to the current year.

  THE OIL FUTURES MARKET

ICE Brent and NYMEX WTI crude oil futures rebounded in November to settle at their highest level since last July, on a monthly basis, mainly driven by optimism and positive expectations for a trade agreement between the US and China, as well as an improved outlook for global oil demand amid better-than-expected economic indicators in some major economies. Oil prices rose further on strong performances in equity markets following signs of progress in trade negotiations that raised optimism over the global economy. Oil markets were also supported by the continuing production adjustments from OPEC and Non-OPEC countries participating in the ‘Declaration of Cooperation’, with strong conformity levels that contribute to balancing the global oil market.

Nonetheless, the oil price rally was limited by rising US oil supply and swelling crude oil stocks in the US, which continued to increase for five consecutive weeks, to the week of 22 November, adding about 19 mb, to reach the highest level since July, according to EIA data.

In November, ICE Brent was on average $3.08, or 5.2%, m-o-m higher at $62.71/b, and NYMEX WTI rose m-o-m by $3.06, or 5.7%, to average $57.07/b. Y-t-d, ICE Brent was $8.79, or 12.1%, lower at $64.08/b, while NYMEX WTI declined by $9.48, or 14.3%, to $56.79/b, compared with the same period a year earlier.

DME Oman crude oil futures prices also increased in November on robust seasonal demand from Asia Pacific and tight supply of medium sour crude from several regions. However, the value of the DME Oman prompt month rose less than ICE Brent and NYMEX WTI as weakening HSFO margins and a widening spread between low- and high-sulphur products ahead of the IMO 2020 weighed on sour crude values. DME Oman crude oil futures prices rose m-o-m by $2.79, or 4.6%, in November to settle at $63.05/b. Y-t-d, DME Oman was down by $7.16, or 10.1%, at $63.83/b, compared to the same period a year earlier. On December 10, ICE Brent stood at $64.34/b and NYMEX WTI at $59.24/b.

MIDDLE EAST

SAUDI ARABIA

In the Middle East, oil demand requirements registered solid gains during the month of October with oil demand in Saudi Arabia increasing sharply for the fourth straight month. Oil demand has now improved in six out of ten months in 2019 in Saudi Arabia, impacting total Middle East oil demand positively, mainly in 2H19. The improvement in oil requirements in Saudi Arabia stems primarily from continued increases in the consumption of industrial fuels direct crude for burning and diesel.

Looking at the product mix, in addition to industrial fuels, jet/kerosene and gasoline were also in the positive, while residual fuel oil declined y-o-y. Direct crude for burning and diesel were supported by additional power generation consumption and a progressing construction sector as the recovering economy was encouraged by the low base line of comparison during the same month last year.

In cumulative terms, with data up to October, oil demand in Saudi Arabia has increased, only to reach a growth level of around 0.04 mb/d as compared to the same period in 2018. The improvement in power generation and desalination plant fuels led to a decent increase in the overall consumption of the country. However, this level of growth remains lower than the historical oil demand growth average of around 0.12 tb/d seen in the periods prior to 2016. Replacing direct crude for power generation with natural gas in addition to the economic reforms within the country have contributed to the slower-than-expected oil demand picture over the recent past.

  IRAQ

In October 2019, oil demand growth in Iraq flipped into positive territory after six months of declines, as data indicated a steady increase of around 0.03 mb/d from the levels seen in October 2018.

Total product consumption is assumed at 0.76 mb/d. All product categories saw positive performances apart from residual fuel oil, which declined mainly as a result of displacement with other fuels. Residual fuel oil dropped by 0.05 mb/d y-o-y.

OTHER COUNTRIES IN THE REGION

Oil demand increased in Kuwait, particularly in relation to petrochemical feedstock as well as transportation fuels. Oil demand increased by a solid 0.13 mb/d in September 2019, as compared to the same month in 2018.

A similar trend was observed in the UAE, where gains were recorded across the barrel.

For the rest of 2019 and 2020, Middle East oil demand growth is expected to be challenged by many aspects, mostly related to geopolitical issues and economic transformation policies, including subsidy reduction programs. Oil demand is anticipated to rise in Saudi Arabia, Iraq, the UAE and Kuwait in 2020. Transportation fuels, particularly gasoline, and industrial fuels, predominantly diesel and residual fuel oil, are projected to play a significant part in the total oil demand growth of the region. Oil demand growth in the Middle East is anticipated to increase by 0.06 mb/d in 2019 and by 0.07 mb/d in 2020.

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[dailyborgia]

FRANÇOIS ARNAUD as CESARE BORGIA The Borgias — 3.03: Siblings

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Maybe, but Probably Not: 3-round Mock Draft

Draft season is such an exciting time. The rookies joining their new teams, every one a potential star. Draft analysts believe that they know what teams are going to do. Before that all comes back down to reality, here is my highly anticipated 3-round mock.

1.01 A Team Has No Name Leonard Fournette, RB, Jacksonville

As a "generational talent", Fournette is widely expected to be the first player off the board. Running back is the biggest need for A Team Has No Name. This pairing is perfect.

1.02 Washington Gridlock Corey Davis, WR, Tennessee Titans

Corey Davis is the only tier 1 WR available in this draft. Washington has made it a priority to add youth this offseason. I would expect them to continue that trend by adding Davis here.

1.03 Washington Gridlock Christian Mccaffrey, RB, Carolina Panthers

Having loaded up once again on WR by taking Davis with the previous pick, Washington needs an immediate impact at running back. Jonathan Stewert signed a 1-year extension this off-season but Mccaffrey should see plenty of work  on third downs and looks to be the future in Carolina.

1.04 St. Elsewhere Fighting Proctologist's Joe Mixon, RB, Cincinnati

Bengals Character concerns for Cincinnati's new running back might give some owners some pause, but in the NFL talent and athleticism rules the day. Mixon will need to beat out Jeremy Hill for touches. Look for him to be splitting carries with Giovanni Bernard early in 2017.

1.05 Pork-Chop Express Mike Williams, WR, Los Angeles Chargers

With the top  running backs off the board the best available talent is Mike Williams. He should get plenty of looks with a healthy Keenen Allen occupying team's number one defensive backs. Phillip Rivers is one of the best in the league at throwing into tight coverages and small windows. Williams offers a huge target and loves to highpoint the ball. Williams shouldn't have much trouble leading the Chargers wide outs in red zone targets from year one.

1.06 A Team Has No Name Dalvin Cook, RB, Minnesota Vikings

The one thing we can say about Dalvin Cook landing in Minnesota -at least it's not the Jets? While the matchup of Cook and the Vikings may not offer a great opportunity for Cook to produce immediately, the long-term reality is that McKinnon has not shown himself able to hold the backfield and Latavious Murray is only guarenteed to be on the roster for the upcoming season.

1.07 Mel Kiper Sr Alvin Kamara, RB, Saints

The top of this class offers more at running back than it does at WR. This spot is a little early to start taking TEs and Mel Kiper Sr has a need to sure up an aging RB3 position. Look for them to take Kamara here to add insurance to Adrian Peterson in New Orleans.

1.08 A Team Has No Name John Ross, WR, Cincinnati Bengals

Ross can fly. He will be a matchup nightmare opposite A.J. Green. A Team Has No Name will take the speedster at 8th overall in the hopes that he will surpass the production of Sterling Shepard and Jordan Matthews to become a reliable WR4 option.

1.09 Washington Gridlock OJ Howard, TE, Bucs

Washington has a long history of drafting by the numbers. As the last of the top tier players, Howard falling to the ninth pick will be too good for them to pass up. There will be an open competition at the tight end position during the 2017 season.

1.10 Allegheny Headhunters Juju Smith-Schuster, WR, Steelers

Rounding out the first round with Allegheny Headhunters taking Juju Smith-Schuster. Smith-Schuster will challenge Martavius Bryant and Sammie Coates on the depth chart and has the physical tools to succeed in the NFL. Headhunters will hope that Juju is the answer to stability at the WR2 position for the Steelers.

2.01 Washington Gridlock Kareem Hunt, RB, Kansas City

Washington Gridlock picked up a running back earlier in the night, but the need is strong, I expect them to take Kareem Hunt from Kansas City with the first pick of the second round. Hunt was highly drafted by the Chiefs, indicating that he will compete with Spencer Ware for the starting spot in 2017.

2.02 Allegheny Headhunters Evan Engram, TE, NYG

Is Engram a TE or a WR? That question brings back memories of Jimmy Graham from his days with the New Orleans Saints. Headhunters hope to capture the same sort of fantasy magic with their second round selection.

2.03 Washington Gridlock Jamaal Williams, RB, Green Bay Packers

Are you starting to see a pattern in Washington? It should be no surprise that they are looking for help at RB, having traded three starting caliber players away in the offseason. Expect them to bring in Jamaal Williams to compete for the RB2 or RB3 spot.

2.04 St. Elsewhere Fighting Proctologist's David Njoku, TE, Cle

Njoku looks to be lined up to take over the starting TE job in Cleveland as the team cut Gary Barnidge immediately after selecting the athletic young tight end. Njoku will slide in just behind Jordan Reed for the Proctologist's, giving them a bit of insurance against the annual Jordan Reed trip to the DL.

2.05 Pork-Chop Express Zay Jones, WR, Buffalo

Buffalo has a shiny new toy in Zay Jones. The WR2 position is wide open for the taking and Jones has the talent to line up opposite of Sammy Watkins for the Bills. With Watkins' injury history, it is easy to see Jones becoming immediately fantasy relevant.

2.06 A Team Has No Name Chris Godwin, WR, TB

Chris Godwin is a great talent that went to a team that has added weapons all off-season. Between Mike Evans, DeSean Jackson, and newly acquired OJ Howard, Godwin will likely be the final piece of a high-powered offense.

2.07 Mel Kiper Sr D'Onta Foreman, RB, HOU

Foreman will have a chance to compete for carries from day 1. Houston wants to use the rookie running back to keep Lamar Miller more rested thoughout the season.

2.08 Allegheny Headhunters Marlon Mack, RB, Colts

Frank Gore can't keep going forever, or can he? Either way, Mack should see some work on third downs and be the favored backfield target for Andrew Luck.

2.09 Northern California Yetis ArDarius Stewart, WR, New York Jets

The Jets have a need at wide receiver after loosing Brandon Marshall this offseason. ArDarius Stewart has the opportunity to have an immediate impact in the slot. Stewart is no stranger to producing off short passes from inexperienced quarterbacks, with over 70% of his yards at Alabama came after the catch.

2.10 Tijuana Wall Jumpers Adam Shaheen, TE, Chicago Bears

The Wall Jumpers take their first pick of the draft at the end of the second round. Expect them to bring in a younger TE to bolster their aging talent. The Bears have produced great talent at the position and Zach Miller isn't a young man anymore.

3.01 The Old Guys Team Carlos Henderson, WR, Denver Broncos

Carlos Henderson will fall to the third round due to being drafted into a crowded WR corps in Denver. A second round talent that will have an opportunity to understudy two of the best in the NFL. Look for The Old Guys Team to take the long-term project that has high upside.

3.02 Pork-Chop Express Cooper Kupp, WR, LA Rams

The Rams drafted Kupp to give Jared Goff a target that has been successful at catching footballs. Even though he faced FCS competition, Kupp had nearly 6,500 yards over his college career. While he doesn't have elite top-end speed, his polished route running and speed in and out of cuts makes him an exciting prospect.

3.03 Nightvale Scorpions Samaje Perine, RB, Washington Redskins

Rumors have Perine threatening Rob Kelley's job as the Redskins lead back. Will have value if he can beat out the second year player. However, will struggle to share the field with Kelley and Thompson. A great high-risk, high-reward pick.

3.04 St. Elsewhere Fighting Proctologist's DeShone Kizer, QB, CLE

I think DeShone Kizer is the odds on favorite at this pick. In an Al Davis sort of way, he fits right into the Proctologist's game plan.

3.05 Pork-Chop Express Curtis Samuel CAR WR

Samuel is a dynamic playmaker that should take over the deep ball duties in Carolina. Think Ted Ginn level production for 2017.

3.06 A Team Has No Name Wayne Gallman, RB, New York Giants

Gallman may not be the starter on opening day, but he will get his opportunity at some point during the season. Will need to get better at pass protection if he is to unseat Paul Perkins for the starting gig in New York.

3.07 Mel Kiper Sr Chad Williams, WR, Arizona

Arizona selecting a WR in the first half of the draft should garner more interest than it has. Williams has the size and hands to be a threat at the next level. He will need to work on his routes and technique. Lots of upside in a prolific offense.

3.08 Allegheny Headhunters James Connor, RB, Steelers

We all know the feel good story of Connor beating Hodgkin's lymphoma, but many are sleeping on his on field talents. A fearless runner, Connor will provide a goal line punch for the Steelers.

3.09 Northern California Yetis Gerald Everett, TE, LA Rams

The Yetis get one of the most raw, athletic tight ends in the draft. The Rams used a second round pick on Everett, expect him to get on the field sooner rather than later.

3.10 Tijuana Wall Jumpers Jake Elliott, K, Cincinnati Bengals

The Wall Jumpers use their second pick in this draft to take Jake Elliott. The Bengels were among the worst in the league at field goals and extra points. Elliot will fill a need for them at kicker for years to come.

[dailyborgia]

And I will have to add to that my own if I don't want to live in a garden of weeds.

THE BORGIAS | 3.03 'siblings'

[dailyborgia]

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