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Class of 2025 QBs

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 The 2025 NFL Draft is coming at the end of April. It kicks off on Thursday, April 24. The next class of NFL players will be in the league, and on our fantasy teams. Over the next couple of weeks, I'll be looking at the top options at each position heading into the draft. Today, it's quarterbacks. Unlike 2024, this isn't an incredible class. There is one good prospect and a couple guys that, if things break right, could be viable players. Let's look at the top three in the class: No. 1: Cam Ward No. 2: Sheduer Sanders No. 3: Jaxson Dart Ward figures to go No. 1 overall, and he should be a top pick in Superflex Dynasty drafts. Sanders and Dart figures to be in that next wave. At least one should go in the First Round of the NFL Draft. They both might. I don't think either is a lock to start in 2025, and I don't think either is a lock to succeed. I suspect Sanders will go in the late First Round of Superflex Drafts, with Dart somewhere in the Second Round. No. 4: ...

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We have a flood of new films out this week. Below is my take on everything that’s playing in theaters and on streaming. You can keep up with everything I’m watching by following me on Letterboxd @knighthawk7734. The Alto Knights (Theaters) Starring: Robert De Niro, Debra Messing, and Cosmo Jarvis Synopsis : Sometimes despite having all the right ingredients a project fails to come together. That’s the case with The Alto Knights, a high-profile film that opened March 21. The film is written by Nicholas Pileggi, who scripted both Casino and Goodfellas, and features Robert De Niro is a dual lead role. It’s based on the true story of Frank Costello and Vito Genovese, who grew up together in New York and ended up involved in Organized Crime. Genovese killed a couple guys, which forced him to flee to Europe. That left control of the organization to Costello, who preferred to keep a lower profile. When Genovese returned, delayed by the outbreak of World War II, it was a different city. His o...
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We’re into April and that means Spring and some longer days and warmer temperatures. But there is still plenty of TV options, especially as we near the Emmy consideration window. What of these new shows is worth your time to check? Let this weekly post be your guide as I review the pilot and second episode of new scripted series. Wednesdays: The Studio, Streaming Wednesdays on Apple TV+ (Premiered March 26) About : This new show comes from Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. It focuses on the head of a movie studio (Rogen) as he tries to navigate all the perils of making films. The series features Ike Barinholz, Catherine O’Hara, and Kathryn Hahn as regulars, among others. It also features a series of cameos from those in the industry, with the first two episodes featuring Martin Scorsese and Greta Lee, among others. The pilot runs 45 minutes, while most of the rest of the 10-episode season spans about a half an hour. I love the focus, writing, and content of the series. Rogen is great in th...