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Using NotebookLM (LOVE this tool) I added the past 20 years of Packers draft picks as well as the Dolphins upcoming picks in this draft and the top 350 PFF prospects. I asked the following: Based on the Dolphins available picks in this years draft and the available prospects in this draft as well as the Packers draft history, what is your prediction for what position Miami may go pick by pick? Not the player but pick. Please provide a likelihood as well as 2-3 backup choices. Here's what it came up with. 1st Round: 11 (Edge) 2nd Round: 43 (WR) 3rd Round: 75 (OT) 3rd Round: 87 (CB) 3rd Round: 91 (G/C) 4th Round: 111 (QB) 5th Round: 149 (LB) 7th Round: 227 (DB) #miamidolphins #NFLDraft

Because getting VA disability benefits is intentionally difficult, very time consuming and many give up after being denied the first time. It’s significantly easier to get social benefits as a civilian than VA disability and that’s a huge problem in this country. Vets should be taken care of way more than we are.

@WallStreetApes If he gets $2,100/mth for life why do I see so many homeless vets on social media?

Veteran in the military is getting $2,100 per month in disability payments for life He wasn’t infantry, he didn’t see battle, he says he choose to be a cook Upon leaving he says he now has PTSD, anxiety, and depression (from cooking ground beef) Now he gets $2,100 per month for life Non-Combat PTSD Is Real and Allowed but something is fishy You do not need combat experience for a VA PTSD claim. The VA recognizes service-connected trauma from many non-combat sources, including: - Training accidents - Sexual assault/harassment (MST) - Witnessing deaths/injuries - Repeated exposure to stressful or traumatic events These are the main ones… yet somehow he got disability as being a cook….

@magicmaggotmilk @DDvideoPR @WallStreetApes Yep this person has no idea what they’re talking about. Most people don’t understand the difference between VA disability and welfare.

No veteran is “claiming hundred percent disability.” Veterans submit claims for disability, then go through months or sometimes years of providing service documentation, nexus letters, medical records, being evaluated, etc. And then based on the evidence collected, a rater reviews the case and decides if the veteran’s condition and history meet the criteria for a service-connected disability, and if so at which rating %.

@NormMuse @achanestan Plus cost control on our rookies as well.

@achanestan 27 year old Jaylen Waddle and a good 4th rounder in Kage Casey for Potential lockdown CB Chris Johnson Draft Steal Chris Bell Trey Moore If Chris Johnson OR Chris Bell lives up to their sky high potential the Fins win Also has high win/win potential

If Chris Johnson is a lockdown corner, who won the Waddle trade?

@joelvmoran LOVE Ponds he has prime Miko Grimes ability at his miniature size.

The Dolphins are one of the teams I'm most interested in this draft cycle. Needs everywhere and they have 7 picks in the top 94 to address them. I drafted them two WRs, a TE, and C to help Malik Willis -- (Jake Slaughter can kick into guard) Then added to the defense with TJ Parker, D'Angelo Ponds, and Kamari Ramsey

@0dd431c8 @cryptopunk7213 They’re not banning vibe coded apps. They’re doing a ban on apps that generate code within the app which fundamentally changes what the app does. All Replit and vibecode have to do is open their app creations in Safari. Minor change. Very misleading headline here.

@cryptopunk7213 apple banning vibe coded apps is gonna age so badly, half the app store will be ai generated in 2 years whether they like it or not

just another insane week in AI, buckle the fuck up: - Apple banned vibe coding killing apps like $9 billion replit - an AI cow startup worth $2 billion is controlling cows via a “cowgorithm” (backed by peter thiel) - google destroyed Figma’s marketcap by 10% after releasing an AI competitor ‘stitch’ - China released a frontier AI model that BUILT ITSELF. automates 30-50% of ai research for their team. - elon musk / tesla / spacex is building a 1 TERAwatt chip fab + settlement on the moon. - a father hooked up chatgpt to his daughters piano and created a ‘Guitar Hero’ game (it’s fucking sick) - Cursor released a new ai model but was exposed for it being a chinese model (kimi) - speaking of Kimi - they just raised $1 billion. value has 4X’d in 3 MONTHS - Jensen huang projected $1 Trillion revenue for nvidia through 2027 - anthropic shipped 8 (EIGHT) features THIS week (inc sunday) + openclaw competitor - anthropic also dominated enterprise ai with a 73% market share of 1st time users - Jensen huang projected $1 Trillion revenue for nvidia through 2027 - Runway dropped a new video model that *instantly generates video* in milliseconds. - the Pentagon is starting to train Chatgpt and Grok on classified information for AI-warfare - nvidia dropped an AI video game graphic model dlss 5 that everyone hated (i think it’s cool fwiw)

@HawksPR He’s had a remarkable year replacing Trae. Shocked it’s only 4 TOs though has felt like more. Pair that with lock down D on players if any size and he’s probably the best bargain in the league.

Over Atlanta’s 7-game winning streak, Dyson Daniels has tallied 81 points, 54 rebounds, 50 assists and 4 turnovers. He’s the first player in the NBA (since 1977-78) to record 80+ points, 50+ rebounds, 50+ assists and fewer than 5 turnovers over a 7-game span.

@ckparrot I am stoked about Willis but don’t want to see him hurt behind this OL. And he doesn’t really have weapons at this point beyond Waddle and Achane but your argument is spot on. He’s got massive potential.

There's a fundamental misunderstanding of what Malik Willis is as a QB projection, and it reminds me of the people who evaluate college players by their helmet/jersey rather than evaluating the players themselves. Malik Willis is not a "low ceiling" prospect. Complete opposite. You think he's a low ceiling projection because you've been conditioned over years of NFL watching to believe backup QBs have less gross talent than starters. It makes sense in your head, and so you leave it at that without even really examining the player. But in Willis's case he has, and has always had, a monstrous amount of gross talent. He has the athleticism, elusiveness, strength, build, and toughness of a running back. He's been posterizing defensive players since he was at Auburn in 2017 under Gus Malzahn. But he also has an absolute cannon for an arm, which he got more chances to show after transferring out of Malzahn's system over to Liberty. That's is his DNA as a player. It's why he has been so dangerous scrambling in Green Bay, and also why he's been so dangerous stabbing defenses deep up the field. You can compare his circumstances (being an NFL backup) to the likes of Matt Flynn, but again that is like lumping all Indiana quarterbacks together to say that Fernando Mendoza will be a crap pro. It's not valid. It's not a thing that is tethered to reality, or any legit comparison of the players. But the arguments against Malik Willis as a FA signing tend to orbit around the idea that Miami would have capped potential with him at QB. "I hope you like 8-9," etc. The "ceiling" on him as a QB is that he simply does EXACTLY what he's already done for the last two seasons in Green Bay, except on 4x the snaps. And if he does that, he's in the running for league MVP. That's the ceiling. You're not even asking him to show something he hasn't already shown. Malik Willis's QBR in 2024 was 77. That's where Drake Maye is this year. And as if that weren't enough, Willis now has a QBR in 2025 of 93, which is a figure that no QB has produced over a full season in the last 20 years. His EPA per play is off the charts. He hasn't turned the ball over since he was a rookie in 2022. His accuracy in 2024 was already on the extreme end, and then somehow he surpassed that in 2025. He was forced onto the field in Green Bay only weeks after the Packers traded for him, and right away he won two games against the Colts and Titans in Weeks 2 and 3 of 2024. He took over for Jordan Love in Week 18 that year, down 7-3, led a remarkable 4th quarter comeback scoring a TD with 4 minutes left and then leading what should have been a game-winning FG drive, taking the lead with only 58 seconds left in the game. In 2025 Willis was forced to come into the game against the Giants during a drive, scrambled 16 yards to move the chains on a 3rd & 8 and then threw a ridiculous TD pass to Christian Watson, before Jordan Love returned to the field on the next drive. Green Bay won that game by that TD Willis scored for them. He dueled the Bears into overtime in Week 16 and brought the team into borderline FG range before a bad snap on 4th & 1 opened the way for the Bears to win that game. Malik was having an absolutely ludicrous game against the Ravens in Week 17, dueling Derrick Henry as he ran 36 times for 216 yards and 4 TDs, until a shoulder injury forced Malik out midway thru the 4th quarter and QB3 Clayton Tune just couldn't keep up. The shame of all this is because people have this fundamental misunderstanding of the risk/reward on Malik Willis (mostly out of laziness), we aren't able to talk about the actual risks. This isn't a 'low ceiling' issue. This is a 'low floor' issue. While Malik's 314 snaps with the Packers over the last 2 seasons represents 314 more pro NFL reps than you've ever seen any of your favorite college football QBs take, it still leaves a lot of unknowables. Yes, the Dolphins run a similar system as Green Bay. But it isn't the same offensive coordinator, isn't the same play-caller, and isn't the same surrounding cast. Would he make decisions the same way he did in Green Bay? And what about his virtually unerring accuracy up there? Was it the equivalent of a shooter going on a hot streak? Would 4x the snaps expose latent consistency or durability issues that were hidden by a smaller sample? These are valid questions, but they're generally not being asked because people are shortcutting everything, and not actually examining the player. Funny thing is, if the alternative that captivates the crowd's imagination is waiting until 2027 to draft one of the passers who may or may not go in the 1st round in that draft, Malik Willis's "high ceiling, low floor" characterization meshes perfectly with that stratagem. Either you come out of 2026 seeing the same ridiculous, Lamar Jackson-like player that he was in Green Bay for two seasons, or you discover that there were a lot of durability/consistency issues hidden by small sample size and strong system. And if the latter ends up being the case, you are likely in a good position to draft one of the QBs in 2027. What have you lost? Money that was never yours in the first place? Either way, taking a stab on a QB prospect with THIS caliber gross talent (arm & legs), with 300+ pristine caliber film reps in YOUR system against real NFL defenses, and with a Head Coach and General Manager who can personally vouch for ALL of the things that other teams can't possibly know about the player from his time in Green Bay (e.g. practice reps, locker room comportment, etc.)...is absolutely worth a shot! It is, frankly, a no-brainer.

@shandog27 Yeah we filled out the forms last night. Says we will hear from the school in the next 2 weeks and then in April we will know if we qualify for the voucher program. Hopefully in the next 2 years the high school program will be rolled out for the online program.

@JasonXinTX hmm. My son is 11. Reach out directly to them. They are very helpful

Really thinking about pulling my 12/10 year old girls out of public schools and enrolling them in Alpha school online program. This seems like the perfect way to prepare them for the new world we are living in.

@lauren_gerhardt That’s awesome! I have a 4th and 6th grader. We just filled out our application today.

I pulled my 6th grader from public school in December. He’s enrolled at Texas tech k-12 and I’m thinking about alpha school going forward. I have 3 and one hasn’t even started yet, now I’m questioning everything my 11 year old even learned at school. 🤦🏻‍♀️🙄 Being in it and working with him daily has been an eye opener. He was a straight A, all advanced. 🙄

@spactastical Yeah they do.

@JasonXinTX They have an online vs in person academy?

@jeanpaulwilson What??

@JasonXinTX It is cruel of you not to do this

@neilquinn We just filed for the Texas thing and applied for the school. Hopefully we qualify. Really excited about this! I think this is going to be transformative for my girls lives.

@JasonXinTX Do it. Worst case you revert back but I highly doubt you can end up worse than public school education

@jliemandt Oh awesome!!! We are enrolling then! Gotta order a couple Macbooks for the girls. Appreciate it!!

@JasonXinTX Yes. We already have 9-12 in our Austin Alpha campus. Will expand that to other locations starting in August of this calendar year.

@arpangup @jliemandt Thank you Arpan just sent to my wife since she handles this stuff. We are applying today for both of our girls. Only concern is she says there’s no 8 or 9 through 12th grade program she can find.

@JasonXinTX @jliemandt Awesome! We have a guide that you can use to apply for the voucher. It'll walk you through all the things like how to find your child's UID, S-number, etc. sportsacademy.school/voucher-applic…

@shandog27 That’s awesome! We are applying for the grants today. Only concern is they don’t have 8 or 9 through 12 as far as I can find.

@JasonXinTX Do it now. Changed my sons and our familys trajectory overnight.

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@jliemandt Do yall have a plan to expand to 9-12 grade in the next 2 years?

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Yes sir we are applying for the voucher today. Had my girls watch a handful of YouTube videos on the school they are super excited about it. My girls are A students in public school but I don’t feel like they have the practical knowledge they should at this age. They are only training to pass tests and then throw away that knowledge. Ask them every day what did you learn today and most of the time they can’t give me any answers. They often tell me they are reviewing and test prepping.

@JasonXinTX Texas ESA voucher program just opened. We have two virtual schools using Alpha Academics: Texas Sports Academy and GT (Gifted and Talented) School. 👇

For your OpenClaw try Grok 4.1 fast it’s very good at most things and it INSANELY cheap. Low single digit dollar(s) a day cheap with a decent workload. There’s not a better bang for your buck out there unless you have a killer machine running a huge model. Some days I don’t even go through a dollar and haven’t noticed any drop in quality. I’m still using my Google AI Pro sub in AntiGravity to do my coding work as I can switch between Gemini, Opus/Sonnet 4.6, etc and after being a dev for over 20 years I don’t like the idea of just handing stuff off to OpenClaw. This keeps costs really low using Grok 4.1 Fast. Have any of you tried it? #OpenClaw #Grok