Start of training camps has made it clear how bad the Twitter experience has become. There were a bunch of #Jets training camp fights yesterday morning and essentially nothing found its way to my feed. I follow SO MANY #Jets beats/bloggers/fans/etc. Normally I know every time Zach Wilson completes a 7-on-7 checkdown on July 22nd. Yesterday, there were several brawls but barely a peep on my timeline. Will be the same for 31 other teams, I fear.

I can't express how thrilled I am to be providing my unique brand of pick-by-pick draft analysis for @fboutsiders for rounds 1-3 this year!

https://twitter.com/fboutsiders/status/1382772215729553411

This is my **20th** draft for some sort of pick-by-pick coverage! Outlets like @BleacherReport , @NYTSports , @Deadspin , Sports on Earth and others gave me the freedom to create my own brand of analysis (w/jokes, stats, player personality stuff, etc.) over the decades.

The Stafford trade is so monumentally dumb for the #Rams on every level that I am astounded at how many people are outsmarting themselves trying to make it seem shrewd. I mean, I get how well "I understand Matthew Stafford on deeper levels than you" plays #OnHere. He's damaged goods on the downside of his career. The Rams traded extreme draft capital and are eating cap $$ they don't have to get him. It's a disaster.

Some thoughts on how to be a little less afraid and anxious the days of Coronavirus, from your neighborhood NFL writer/former math teacher/parent from New Jersey, now under a pretty stringent emergency. 1 Try to “tune out” the national/international numbers. Worry about your phone booth: your family, loved ones, neighborhood. Are they safe/healthy/compliant? Our brains don’t handle huge numbers, international scale and long lags between actions/results/consequences very well.