Football Blog

Share on Facebook

1. RB Ryan Mathews – SD – Stud RB lands in dream spot to start right away.
2. WR Dez Bryant – DAL – The future Michael Irvin clone is a year away from stardom.
3. RB CJ Spiller – BUF – He’s got home run ability from anywhere on field…they will use him.
4. RB Jahvid Best – DET -Another home run hitter who should be heavy in the pass game.
5. LB Rolando McClain – OAK -Instincts and intelligence are rare…he’ll pile up the tackles.
6. WR Demaryius Thomas – DEN – Calvin Johnson without the hands…he’ll play right away.
7. WR Golden Tate – SEA – Stud playmaker that will get the chance to play from day 1.
8. WR Arrelious Benn – TB – Had no QB in college, now he gets his chance.
9. RB Ben Tate – HOU – Highly underrated back lands in place he can win the job.
10. S Eric Berry – KC – This guy is all over the field and makes a ton of plays.
11. RB Dexter McCluster – Lightening quick little guy that KC will use in several roles.
12. LB Sean Weatherspoon – ATL – Sideline-to-Sideline OLB who can do it all on defense.
13. LB Daryl Washington – ARI – Washington will be a tackling machine for Arizona’s D.
14. LB Phillip Dillard – NYG – Steve Smith clone lands on a team in need of WR’s.
15. WR Damian Williams – TEN – Steve Smith clone lands on a team in need of WR’s.
16. WR Eric Decker – DEN – May out-play higher drafted Thomas…great physical talent.
17. QB Sam Bradford – STL – Super accurate but will take some time to adapt to NFL game.
18. S Earl Thomas – SEA – Stud safety who’s all over the field.
19. LB Donald Butler – SD – This guy is a run-stuffing beast and should fit right in SD.
20. WR Mardy Gilyard – STL – Underrated slot WR that should shine in St. Louis.
21. WR Brandon LaFell – CAR – Big Strong WR stirs memories of Muhsin Muhammad in NC.
22. TE Jermain Gresham – CIN – Bengals get their field-stretcher over the middle.
23. LB Sean Lee – DAL – Blue collar guy gives the Cowboys a tough presence in the middle.
24. DE Derrick Morgan – TEN – The most polished DE to enter the league this year.
25. DE Jason Pierre-Paul – NYG – Freakish athlete fits right into G-Men DE Mold.
26. DE Brandon Graham – PHI – They drafted him early to be Trent Cole part 2.
27. LB Sergio Kindle – BAL – This was a STEAL for the Ravens….this guy will wreak havoc.
28. RB Toby Gerhart – MIN – Underrated talent that will help spell All-Day.
29. QB Jimmy Clausen – CAR – He slid and slid until the Panthers took the gift. He’s NFL ready.
30. WR Andre Roberts – ARI – His physical talent is awesome, he just needs to learn the ropes.
31. RB Anthony Dixon – SF – Big bruising back will backup Frank Gore…always playing time there.
32. RB Montario Hardesty – CLE – Another power back that should split carries with Harrison.
33. S Major Wright – CHI – He’s a playermaker and Bears safeties always hang points.
34. DT Ndamukong Suh – DET – An absolute monster in the middle…DT’s just don’t score well in fantasy.
35. WR Emmanuel Sanders – PIT – Pittsburgh shipped off Holmes and Ward’s getting old…playing time here.
36. RB LeGarrette Blount – TEN – More mental issues than the cast of The Hills but he landed in a good spot.
37. S Nate Allen – PHI – They’re hoping to have a player even close to Brian Dawkins here.
38. S Taylor Mays – SF – Stop the Ronnie Lott comparisons now. Mays can hit but come on.
39. TE Aaron Hernandez – NE – He’s a great receiver that the Pats will use wisely.
40. CB Kyle Wilson – NYJ – Opposite Revis will give Wilson plenty of plays to score on.
41. WR Jordan Shipley – CIN – Underrated slot guy could fill niche for Bengals.
42. LB Brandon Spikes – NE – He slid from bad workouts but the guy is a beast.
43. DE Jerry Hughes – IND – Ho-hum…another smallish edge rusher for the Colts.
44. QB Colt McCoy – CLE – The guy is a winner and he’ll work hard to hit the field.
45. WR Carlton Mitchell – CLE – Physical freak on a team in need of WR help.
46. WR Mike Williams – TB – Head case! Quit college ball despite amazing physical talents.
47. RB Joe McKnight – NYJ – Never lived up to the college hype, looking at a change of pace guy.
48. WR Taylor Price – NE – Blazing speed…that’s about it. He’s a couple years away.
49. RB Jonathan Dwyer – PIT – Big pounding back with decent speed lands in good backup role spot.
50. TE Tony Moeaki – KC – He just needs to stay healthy to make plays.
51. QB Tim Tebow – DEN – Denver rolled the dice, the guy is a winner…color me skeptical.
52. S Morgan Burnett – GB – Green Bay safeties rack up good points.
53. RB Deji Karim – JAX – Small school phenom will back up MJD.
54. WR Marcus Easley – BUF – Explosive speed and a chance to win a job.
55. DT Gerald McCoy – TB – Monster in the middle that will bring back memories of Warren Sapp.
56. LB A.J. Edds – MIA – The Dolphins are looking for depth at LB.
57. S T.J. Ward – CLE – Chance to play on a horrible defense which means big stats.
58. WR Riley Cooper – PHI – He’s big and fast…we’ll see how that translates.
59. RB Charles Scott – PHI – Big Bruising back with the speed of a snail…goal line niche.
60. TE Rob Grondowski – NE – He’s a great physical talent and fits perfect in NE.
61. CB Joe Haden – CLE – Lockdown CB who should get plenty of playing time.
62. DE Jared Odrick – MIA – Parcells kinda guy will get playing time right away.
63. DE Carlos Dunlap – CIN – Great edge rusher going to a team in need.
64. TE Dennis Pitta – BAL – Solid receiving TE who can replace Heap.
65. LB Pat Angerer – IND – Underrated LB who plays scrappy and should fit well in Indy.
66. RB James Starks – GB – Tall long RB with decent speed…backup to Ryan Grant.
67. WR Blair White – IND – Underrated WR with great physical skills and Peyton throwing to him.
68. LB Navorro Bowman – SF – Physical talent that will work well next to Willis.
69. LB Rennie Curran – TEN – Sideline-to-sideline guy that Tennessee will use right away.
70. TE Jimmy Graham – NO – 6’8″ former hoops guy with amazing speed…he’s raw but talented.
71. TE Ed Dickson – BAL – Part 2 of the “Replace Todd Heap’s broken down self” plan.
72. WR Dez Briscoe – CIN – Head case WR in Cincy? Perfect fit.
73. S Chad Jones – NYG – Playing time will hinge on Phillips injury recovery.
74. S Darrell Stuckey – SD – Chargers safety always scores big…he just needs to find PT.
75. DE Mike Neal – GB – Athletic edge rusher on a good defense.
76. DE Everson Griffen – MIN – Steal for Vikes to get him late, he’s an athletic monster.
77. QB Tony Pike – CAR – Tall QB with strong arm…insurance policy for Jimmy Clausen.
78. QB Jonathan Crompton – SD – Physically gifted but mentally raw…long way to learn.
79. QB Dan LeFevour – CHI – He can run and throw well, just gonna have to adjust to NFL speed.
80. S Reshad Jones – MIA – Big hitter the Phins got on the cheap…run stuffer.
81. CB A. Owusu-Ansah – DAL – Amazing athlete from small school that Cowboys will get on the field.
82. DE Corey Wootton – CHI – Not really a need for Bears but the guy has edge rush talent.
83. QB John Skelton – ARI – Yes folks, Matt Leinart is that bad.
84. WR Jacoby Ford – OAK – Shocker…a track star WR to Oakland. Now if he could only catch.
85. WR Antonio Brown – PIT – Small school dynamo who’s quicker than fast.
86. WR David Gettis – CAR – Tall and fast WR…think Panthers are just throwing darts at WR’s.
87. LB Jason Worilds – PIT – Great athlete that fits the Pitt LB mold…he’ll have to wait his turn.
88. TE Anthony McCoy – SEA – Great pass-catcher, couldn’t block your mom.
89. TE Dorin Dickerson – HOU – Amazing speed…..that’s it.
90. CB Kareem Jackson – HOU – What a reach…he’ll get the playing time for the 1st round draft slot.
91. LB Ricky Sapp – PHI – Awesome pass rusher…Philly loading up on those.
92. QB Levi Brown – HOU – Great runner, so-so passer. He’ll be a career backup.
93. WR Trindon Holliday – HOU – Quickest smurf on the planet…they’ll get him the ball somehow.
94. WR Armanti Edwards – CAR – Small school speedster tries to convert it to NFL.
95. TE Garrett Graham – HOU – Productive college TE but how many TE’s does Houston need?
96. WR Kerry Meier – ATL – Big slow white WR’s in the NFL always succeed.
97. WR David Reed – BAL – Baltimore just keeps trying to find a WR that works.
98. WR Kyle Williams – SF – Quick and fast, he’s the underdog here…he’ll have to fight to roster.
99. CB Amari Spievey – DET – Big physical CB will support run and get plenty of plays in Detroit.
100. TE Clay Harbor – PHI – Athletic and hard working he should back Celek up.

Share on Facebook

By Rick “Snake” Arnold

     We are so close to April I can almost smell the NFL draft! We’ve gone months without any real football action…I’ve faded from “I need a break” to “Sure wish football was here” to “PLEASE GIVE ME FOOTBALL!” As the NFL Draft approaches, those of us that participate in Dynasty Fantasy Football Leagues know it’s time to start looking at the rookie crop of players. Rookie drafts are just a month away! The Scouting combine is over and it’s time to seriously look at what we’re dealing with as far as impact rookie players.

     Do you need to trade into the top 5 to get an impact guy? Top 7? Is the draft loaded at a position? Is there a OID (Once In Decade) player I need to trade for the 1.1 to get? Is this a deep draft full of sleepers where I can load up on 2nd round picks and make my team better? If you’re in an IDP (Individual Defensive Players) league will this year deliver any stud defensive players? How deep is it there? These are all questions zinging through your fantasy football brains these days. I mean really, you have like 3 weeks left to try and trade for some draft picks if you want them.  Little secret…do NOT trade for draft picks the week before the draft! Everyone is so hyped that the draft is near that the price tag on those picks goes through the roof! Conversely, if you have rookie picks you’re looking to move…wait until just days before the draft. Guys will sell the shirt off their back to have a top pick on Draft Day! It’s a great balancing act. If you want to move into the top 3 picks, YOU BETTER DO IT NOW! If you wait until draft week you’ll be paying FAT prices. If you want to deal your 1.1 or 1.2 pick, wait until draft week and some poor bastard will pay through the nose for your pick.

     All this being said…we here at Pigskin Addiction want you to know what you’re dealing with in the 2010 NFL Draft! We can’t have you running into trade talks like a box of rocks! We don’t want you looking like a complete dillhole on Rookie Draft Day! So let’s break it down! (Cheap plug…we will talk all things rookie drafts and NFL drafts on our upcoming radio show on 3 April! http://www.blogtalkradio.com/pigskinaddiction Should be an awesome hour…you’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll feel it all.)

INSTANT IMPACT PLAYERS: These guys are going to boost your fantasy teams from Day 1! They aren’t projects, they don’t need the stars to align to help you…they are just THAT DAMN GOOD!

RB CJ Spiller- Clemson: It’s no secret after he blazed a 4.3 forty at the combine after an awesome 2009 college season. This guy can do it all! He’s lightening fast, has decent size, catches the ball like a receiver and returns kicks better than anyone has in a long time. Whatever team drafts him gets an instant shot of offense in the arm. He’ll be used on special teams and in the offense. He’s the ONE player in this draft that can score from anywhere on the field in the blink of an eye. He’s got Marshall Faulk type potential. I’m not going to say he’s a OID player but he’s this year’s top dog. If you’re hurting at RB you want this guy on your squad! Pay accordingly.

WR Dez Bryant- Oklahoma St.: Most WR’s take 2-3 years to develop but the growing trend these days is for NFL squads to incorporate their rookie WR’s in from day 1. Bryant will NOT need 2-3 years to be an impact WR. This guy is built like a brick house, has good speed, amazing hands and that special ability to go up at the highest point of the throw and come down with the ball. He’ll be a red zone monster and he’s no joke after the catch. Think Terrell Owens with maybe not quite TO’s speed but none of TO’s attitude either! He has no fear at all in the middle of the field. He’ll be a 1st round pick by a team in desperate need of WR help so he’s going to see the field from day 1. Draft accordingly!

RB Ryan Mathews- Fresno St.: Mathews brings a powerful running style with great vision and balance to the table. His speed is surprising for his size so defenders are always on bad angles. The Chargers are all over him and should he last until their pick you can chalk him up as 1000 yard rusher in 2010. Yeah, I said it! No matter where he lands he’s an NFL starter but San Diego would be ideal. If he lands there be prepared to spend the 1.2 pick on him. He may last until 1.3 if owner 1.2 needs WR badly but it will be hard to pass up a talent like Mathews in a playing position like San Diego.

THAT’S IT! Sorry folks, that’s your 3 money picks! I wish there was more, but we can’t just make them up can we? Relax…there are a bunch of guys that COULD be impact guys if they land in the right spot. The three above don’t need any help…they are money.

POTENTIAL STUDS IN THE RIGHT SPOT: These guys have the talent to be fantasy studs for years but they need to land in the right spots to get playing time and fit in an offense where their talents can be used.

RB Jahvid Best- California: The only question with Best is his durability. The guy is a Human Home Run on the football field. He needs a crack of daylight to explode the distance. He runs much tougher than his size allows so he gets dinged up often. Whoever drafts him is doing so to get him the rock in space. He’s going to be like a Darren Sproles change-of-pace guy in the NFL. I don’t think he can handle the full time beatdowns that RB’s get in the NFL. He’ll get the chance though. If he lands somewhere he can start or play often, he’s a stud.

RB/WR Dexter McCluster- Ole Miss: No, I’m not smoking crack. I realize this guy is smaller than your little brother and ran a piggish forty at the combine but it’s all about what he does on the field. Think DeSean Jackson. McCluster fits the Single Wing offense that is taking the NFL by storm perfectly. He can play RB or line up in the slot at WR. He’s a jitterbug in the whole that defenders just can’t get their hands on. He’s much quicker than he is fast. If you believe in what guys can do on the field as opposed to their 40 time, he’s your guy. He’ll slide in your drafts because he’s so small and his 40 sucked but on the right team with playing time opportunities he will make noise.

WR Golden Tate- Notre Dame: This guy flat out makes big plays. He’s got that “X” factor you just can’t label. He’s not the biggest or fastest but he makes plays. He’s built like a running back but has amazing hands. He’ll make the catch that has you yelling “DAMN! Did you see that?” as you jump off the couch. In the right offense he’ll be an instant playmaker. Think a more solid Steve Smith (Carolina) type WR with an awesome work ethic and attitude.

WR Demaryius Thomas- Georgia Tech: Don’t get him confused with Calvin Johnson just because he’s the same size…there’s only one Megatron. However, he’s not far off. His 40 time was good, he’s big and strong and has great hands. He’s still a little raw on his route running but he’ll be a deep ball/red zone monster. If he lands somewhere he can play right away he’ll put up nice numbers.

WR Arrelious Benn- Illinois: He’s built like TO, runs amazingly after the catch and can make big plays. He has the physical tools to be an NFL All Pro. His problem is he was stuck at Illinois with some of the crappiest QB’s to ever suit up. He did not develop his route running ability much. He pretty much just stagnated in the college game. Now is his time to shine. On the right team with some coaching, he’ll be a beast. He could even run the Wild Cat offense for an NFL squad. Pray his crappy college numbers cause the rest of your league to ignore him on draft day and hope he lands somewhere nice.

TE Jermaine Gresham- Oklahoma: There are a lot of question marks after he missed his entire last season of college ball. The year before he was virtually unstoppable and we’re all grading on that potential. He’s a matchup nightmare for NFL D’s. He’s too athletic and fast for OLB’s to cover him and too big and strong for safeties to cover him. If he lands on a team with good WR’s the middle of the field will be owned by him! Owned!

DE Jason Pierre-Paul- South Florida: Think Jevon Kearse part 2 here folks. An edge rusher that is far too quick and athletic for an offensive lineman to contain. He’ll require double teams from day 1. If he lands somewhere he’s a starter, he will rack up double-digit sacks for your IDP squad.

DT Gerald McCoy- Oklahoma: Think Warren Sapp all over again. This guy has a non-stop motor and silly athletic ability for an interior lineman. Most IDP leagues don’t score DT’s well enough for them to truly be studs but this guy will rise to the top of the DT world if your league gives enough points in that area. Sack heavy leagues probably won’t make a DT worth an early pick.

DT Ndamukong Suh- Nebraska: We all saw what this beast did to Texas last year…it was dominant. He can take a game over from inside. Again, if your league scores sack-heavy then DT’s don’t usually score well enough to consider early drafting. If your league finds a way to balance that and gives DT any value then he’s a BEAST for the next decade…draft accordingly.

ILB Rolando McClain- Alabama: He’s incredibly football smart, has great size and speed. This guy brings it all to the table and could be a force in the middle for the right defense. The announcement of Crone’s disease has slowed some NFL teams on drafting him, don’t let it do the same to you. He’s a stud ILB and those don’t grow on trees. Rare talent and football IQ make him a 1st round IDP pick.

OLB Sergio Kindle- Texas: Kindle is an animal off the edge. He is athletic enough to stand up and cover the flats but his specialty is the pass rush. Think smaller more athletic Shawn Merriman. He lives in the backfield. He’ll be picked to be a pass rusher and rack up the stats. If he plays DE his value goes up in the fantasy world but even as an OLB he’s money.

OLB Sean Weatherspoon- Missouri: He’s my dark horse of the draft! This guy is a leader, plays balls out sideline to sideline and has explosion. If he lands somewhere he can start right away he may end up being the top scoring LB of this year’s fantasy class. Think DJ Williams only bigger and stronger. He’s going to put up sacks, tackles, interceptions and fumble recoveries for you. A 4-tool OLB that is extremely underrated.

S Eric Berry- Tennessee: Here’s your playmaking safety that will shore up your defensive backfield. On the right defense he could be Ed Reed plus tackles (we all know how much Ed Reed hates to tackle). Berry is always around the ball and loves to come up and support the run with monster hits. He’s a future stud for the next decade.

S Taylor Mays- USC: This guy just plain loves to hit! He will be a run stuffer that racks up the tackles for your defense. He sucks at pass coverage, but you’re drafting a safety to rack up tackles right? He lands on a D like the Ravens and he’s a beast for years. He’s going to need to land somewhere that they don’t count on him to cover the pass much.

There ya have it folks! 17 players that should have an impact this year in IDP leagues. You hit on the right guys that land in the right places and you could pull 2 of these guys out of your draft! We’ll have our SLEEPER article soon to give you those diamonds in the rough to take in your later rounds. We’ll have the radio show, mock drafts, top 100 rankings and sleepers to give you all you need for your rookie drafts!

Share on Facebook

2010 NFL Mock Round #1

Snake Cranks out his Annual NFL Mock Draft (round #1) just in time for our Radio show 3 April!  We’ll be covering the NFL Draft (Pre-Draft, during the draft and post draft) on Blogtalkradio!

Share on Facebook

2010 Rookie Wide Receiver Rankings

Share on Facebook

2010 Rookie RB Rankings

Share on Facebook

2010 Rookie QB Rankings

Share on Facebook

Dig the PIG!

I live in absolute denial that this day is actually ever coming and yet every year it arrives. Don’t shake your head at me! You all do the exact same thing. We all know the end of the football season is closing in on us…like sands through the hour glass (I will not start humming the Days of Our Lives theme song here…I promise!). The end has arrived folks. How many of you actually watched that joke of a Pro Bowl just because IT’S FOOTBALL? (sheepishly raises hand) I don’t know what to do when football season ends. I seriously just sit around that first weekend with no concept of time, no direction…just that eerie feeling that something is missing. So on this Super Bowl week of 2010, I’m going to get a little better prepared for the weekend after the Super Bowl. Let’s brainstorm some ideas on things we can do to survive to the NFL Draft in April!

1. Clean my yard: Seriously? I’d rather makeout with Janet Reno than clean my yard. What? She drools and has fake teeth, and looks like a wrinkled up Alfred E. Newman but my yard is ridiculous. Jam her full of Tic Tacs, drink 30 beers and I’m making out with Megan Fox! The ass-hat that built this house thought it would be sweet to have 137 oak trees on a half-acre lot. Sheer genius. Oh, the shade in the summer is great down in this Mississippi heat…it easily drops the temperature .4 degrees and completely eliminates the 99% humidity. Then fall comes along and I have 4.6 tons of damn leaves on my yard. WTF? I’m supposed to rake these? Is that what is supposed to happen? I am WAY too lazy for that. Last year I put my kids to work…after 3 months we were down to 4.6 tons of leaves on the yard. I took the mower and mowed my lot 137 times. Just dust after that. This year, I have a new plan! I’m going to get a giant flame-thrower and just walk around torching my entire yard. If that damn dog that keeps tearing up my trash comes anywhere near my house on that day…TOAST! My neighbor’s gay spring decorations may just bite the dust as well. So…I’m not cleaning my yard per se but I am TORCHING THE HELL OUT OF IT! Sweet…this will kill one weekend.

2. BBQ: This goes without saying doesn’t it? I already love to BBQ during the season but we’re shifting into OVERDRIVE this off-season. Time for a bigger smoker, bigger wood (out of the gutter pervert), bigger meat (damn this sounds bad)…I’m going into Myron Mixon mode! New rubs, new sauces, new cuts of meat…it’s all getting done this off-season. I’ll hit the lab and try to crank out some new recipes for our Friday recipe piece next season. If anything comes out crappy, I’ll just inject it with antifreeze and feed it to the neighborhood dogs. Piece of cake! This is a definite go for the off-season!

3. Answer my Spam emails: Yes, my snake email account gets absolutely crushed with Spam email during the off-season. It’s sweet. I just ordered 3 bottles of Viagra and a Russian Bride that they say is “Beautiful”. Hopefully they both get here at the same time. If the Bride gets here before the pills then what? Summon my natural powers? Sure if she’s hot, but we both know she’s going to have a beard and 3 teeth. My plan? Drink about one case of beer, pop 3 blue pills and pretend Olga doesn’t look like a power lifter. Is this a bad plan? Isn’t this a good way to kill a weekend during the off-season? If nothing else it will a) be entertaining, b) get me drunk, c) provide me with a 16 hour erection and d) test the ability to mail brides back to Russia when I’m not fully satisfied. I think I’m going to give this one a go. Thank you Spam.

4. Spend time with your wife: Luckily, I’m not married anymore but for those of you that are, you know the off-season is your time to put in all the “quality time” with your wife you can to build up the credit for next football season. I understand you don’t want to hang out with your wife, I know that the thought of watching some stupid chick-flick with her and listening to her talk about nonsensical topics like house improvements, family and hobbies makes you want to scrape your cerebellum out with a spoon. I get it. You also know, it has to be done. You’re going in on a mission! To free up the 2010 football season you must endure time on the couch, time watching Lifetime movies and walks around the neighborhood (you get bonus points for walking beside her instead of way out in front…just an FYI). If she wants to watch a Lifetime movie, get a case of beer and play a neat little drinking game…every time you seen a washed-up has-been 80’s TV star in one of the movies you chug a beer. You’ll be so damn hammered by commercial break #4 you will think you’re watching NASCAR. All’s well. Do the time fellas…do the time!

5. March Madness, NFL Draft, Baseball…beer…beer…beer: I will be sad when the Super Bowl is over for a week or two and then it’s March Madness time! I even have tickets to the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 games in Syracuse this year with my brother. Talk about 4 days of hoops heaven and beer laden debauchery! March Madness is AWESOME and will definitely help soothe the football withdrawals. Once that’s done we get to look towards the NFL Draft. Who doesn’t love that? We all sit around and wonder how on earth that butt dumpling Mel Kiper makes a living off of predicting the draft so badly. Seriously, he’s the weather man of the NFL! He’s wrong 90% of the time. I’m convinced his hair is bulletproof. Do we care? NO! It is NFL action in our worlds. New players to draft on new teams and loads of highlights and speculation. It’s what we live for. Baseball? Yeah, me neither. Beer is going to have to play a big role in my survival to kickoff 2010. It’s website research! Our Friday piece recommends a beer every week, we have the Beer Guy video blog, the least I can do is my part in the research department! I’m going to devote a lot more time to PA’s BRD (Beer Research Department) this off-season.

I’m sure these 5 things have given you all sorts of neat ideas! It’s opened your mind to the fact that football is about over and you need to be prepared to move on with life. We all have to cope somehow and these are a handful of the things I plan on doing. I have survived off-season after off-season so I’m sure I’ll be able to make it. It won’t be easy, but we do what we have to. Feel free to post some of your ideas!

Share on Facebook