Kyle Bazin Mock Draft 1.0

Kyle Bazin Mock Draft 1.0: This mock will include a trade or two that I see likely to happen but later in the first round trade are hard to predict back into the first round so I will keep those picks generally the same. The trades are all completed using the Draft Trade Chart that NFL teams use. Here is the link http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/draft/draft-trade-chart/ .

#1 - LA: Carson Wentz, QB North Dakota State

Carson is the best QB in this draft. He is just a plain winner and he has great mobility which is going to be necessary in the NFC West. Many people question Carson because of his conference and the teams he played but this team has done nothing but win championships in Division 1A and part of it is because of this guy. This team is very close to finally getting over the hump and the last piece is a QB. Hopefully Wentz is that guy to get them to the promise land.

#2 - PHI: Jared Goff, QB Cal

Therefore, Goff goes second. I feel like the Eagles expect to get Wentz but in my opinion Wentz is better thus goes #1. Goff has huge numbers at Cal and is a good fit for Doug Pederson's offense. Either Carson or Wentz could go one or two and many reports have said that Goff is actually the likely #1 overall pick, but I think based on fit per team and the better player it should be Goff to the city of brotherly love.

#3 - SD: Laremy Tunsil, OT Ole Miss

The best (arguably) player in this draft goes 3rd because of the way the league values QBs. Last year there was 20+ OL combos for the Chargers. Tunsil will hold down Rivers' blindside and also open up running lanes for last years 1st round pick, Melvin Gordon. The offense couldn't get anything going because of the line and Tunsil will help.

#4 - DAL: Jalen Ramsey, CB FSU

If you told the Cowboys they were getting the best player in the draft, they would assume you were talking about this guy. Maybe the best corner to come out since Patrick Peterson and should be a huge addition for this poor defensive group.

#5 - JAX: Myles Jack, LB UCLA

It's been the consensus pick for a while to the Jags at #5. I have no worries about his injury and think that the injury talk about him not being ready is just a smokescreen. I fully expect him to be a "Jack-of-all-trades" for this team where he can truly play any LB position.

#6 - BAL: Deforest Buckener, DT Oregon

This team needs help on the defensive line. Buckener should be a guy that you can plug and play at LE in a 3-4 or as a small, quick DT in a 4-3. Ozzie Newsome will take advantage of this freak athlete in his 3-4 defense and wreak havoc on the likes of Big Ben, Andy Dalton and *insert futures Browns QB here*.

#7 - SF: Ronnie Stanley OT, Notre Dame

His draft stock has risen immensely in the coming weeks and just in time for the 49ers to not feel like he is a reach at #7 anymore. San Fran was ranked dead last in OL production this past year (SD was 31st) and he will fill a huge need for the team.

#8 TRADE ALERT – MIA (from CLE): Ezekiel Elliot, RB Ohio St

Mike T is known for his splashy Draft day moves and this year will be no different going up 5 spots and giving up a 3rd rounder and 4th rounder (and the Dolphins get a 5th rounder back) for what could be the best back in the draft since AP. Elliot fills a huge need and is also the BPA for the Dolphins at 8. Cleveland trades back again to stock pile more picks and gets in good range for a QB (spoiler alert).

#9 - TB: Joey Bosa, DE Ohio St

Bucs war room: "THANK YOU MIAMI! WE OWE YOU A ROUND OF BEERS ON US!" The Bucs are in serious need of a DE and a corner and Hargreaves has fallen too far to justify taking him at 9. Bosa should be a nice fit with the Bucs and is also the top guy on the Bucs board at this spot. They got their guy and didn't need to trade out. (This was also a good spot for either a Miami trade or someone looking to get Elliot or Lynch.)

#10 - NYG: Jack Conklin, OT Michigan St

"Ohh that's a sexy Offensive Lineman you just picked. What number is he going to wear? I can't wait to buy his jersey." These are not the comments you will get after this pick is made but it's a glaring need and the Giants made a ton of splish splash in Free Agency that they calmed down a little for the Draft.

#11 - CHI: Leonard Floyd, LB Georgia

The guy the Bears wanted all along. Floyd's stock started to rise when Jack's fell but for good reason. This guy is a stud rushing the passer and should be able to provide a new element for a team ranked 30th in sacks last year.

#12 - NO: Sheldon Rankins, DT Louisville

The Saints ranked 30th in the league for their DL last year. Cameron Jordan can't do it all by himself and his secondary didn't do him any favors. They lost some pieces back there but if you have a good DL to rush the passer and stuff the run, then why worry about the secondary? Big Rankins will be a great asset in the Big Easy.

#13 TRADE ALERT- NYJ (from CLE and MIA): Paxton Lynch, QB Memphis  

Paxton shouldn't probably be drafted in the 1st round but because of the need to have a QB in the league today people scramble in the draft and take them too early. Good for the teams that have franchise QBs. Bad for teams like the Jets who haven't had much success in this position as of late (minus Fitzpatrick last year). Not the best thrower in this class, but he may be able to create some opportunities with his legs. The Browns get a 3rd this year and a 5th next year.

#14 - OAK: Vernon Hargeaves, CB Florida

Hargreaves is simply the best player available at this point in the draft and the team that is most interested to move up (the Steelers would have to give up a 2^nd and a 3^rd rounder according to the Draft Trade Chart that NFL teams use) simply doesn’t have the fire power to take him. The Raiders also struggled with wanting to pick Robert Nkemdiche, but they just lost an all-time great DB and hope to be drafting another one here.

#15 – TEN: Taylor Decker, OT Ohio St

Titans are interesting because they have a lot of needs and at this pick and where the board has fallen (they would prefer Conklin here) they are forced to take Decker here. Unfortunate for teams like the Colts and Lions after them, but nonetheless they need someone to play RT across from Taylor Lewan. For Mariota to have success they are going to need to be able to run the ball with new workhorse back Demarco Murray and from there the passing game will open up. The Titans made a lot of the right moves this offseason.

#16 – DET: Shaq Lawson, DE Clemson

The less famous Shaq may not be as talented, but he is a workhorse and (barring further injury) will give 110% on every snap. This is a guy that is going to give a huge spark to this defense for years to come. Hopefully, he can stay healthy though. He is coming off an injury-riddled year at Clemson, but if not for this injury he should probably be top 10.

#17 TRADE ALERT – WAS (from ATL): A’Shawn Robinson, DT Alabama

Washington traded their 1^st and 3^rd rounder’s and received this pick and a 6^th rounder of this draft so they could move up to take the best player available on their board. This guy was projected to go earlier, which is why the Redskins needed to trade up to secure their guy. I’d say it has been a pretty good week for the WAS defense getting a shutdown zone corner in Josh Norman and now filling a big hole in the defensive line with this 307 pound run stuffer.

#18 – IND: Ryan Kelly, C Alabama

Two straight Alabama products for Nick Saban’s resume and a much needed improvement at the OL for the Colts who have always struggled to protect their All-Pro QB Andrew Luck. He helped lead the way for Derrick Henry to get his Heisman Trophy last Fall and the Colts plan to continue this trend to get Frank “old guy” Gore back to his well… non-aging workhorse style.

#19 – BUF: Robert Nkemdiche, DT Ole Miss

The player with the most potential left on the board is going to the Buffalo Bills. Rex Ryan loves his defense, but this past year he ended up blaming it. His defense did not produce to his liking and uses his 1^st round pick on a player that is multi-dimensional and one of the most athletic defensive players in this draft. If not for his drug and effort issues, he would have been a top 10 pick.

#20 – CLE (from NYJ and MIA): William Jackson III, CB Houston

The Browns finally take their selection and they choose a guy they were targeting all along. WJ3 has risen up draft boards since a fantastic combine performance as well as the CB position rising because of the great talent and need at the position. Hargreaves was available at 13, but Cleveland wanted a long, rangy corner. Jackson is 6 ft and ran an impressive 4.37. Putting him across from the impressive Joe Haden should be able to let this young corner flourish and learn from an All-Pro.

#21 TRADE ALERT – MIN (from ATL and WAS): Laquon Treadwell, WR Ole Miss

The 3^rd and final Ole Miss Player of the 1^st round starts the run on receivers. Quon is recognized as the best WR available in this draft by many, including me, but it is close. Treadwell is long, tall and did not hurt himself at the combine, but he also did not help himself. The Vikings made sure they got in front of Houston to take him to become their new #1 receiver after Mike Wallace left for Baltimore. Teddy Bridgewater is very happy with his new friend and knows that this receiver is going to get that ball with the length he has. They had to give up their 4^th round pick to get him, but the Vikings feel that Quon was worth it.

#22 – HOU: Josh Doctson, WR TCU

As I said, here come the WRs. Houston is upset that Minnesota traded up to get Quon, but are still very happy with the quicker Doctson and he is the same height as Quon. New QB Brock Osweiler is excited to be paired with Deandre Hopkins already, but is very thankful that the Texans GM is helping him with a 2^nd receiver.

#23 – ATL (from MIN): Darron Lee, LB Ohio St

Atlanta was able to move back, acquire more picks, and still get their guy. Darron Lee is a quick LB that will provide a boost in the Falcons’ pass rush. The Falcons weak point last year was their defense couldn’t stop teams when they needed to. This pick should be able to provide a break to their secondary and should increase more opportunities for turnovers for Pro-Bowler Desmond Trufant.

#24 – CIN: Corey Coleman, WR Baylor

The Bengals have one of the most complete teams in the NFL, but they could use a friend for Andy Dalton and to help give AJ Green some breathing room. They go with the very fast (4.37 seconds in the 40) Coleman to help stretch the field and test the (rather poor) secondary’s of the AFC North. This pick made too much sense for the Bengals and they aren’t upset at all with Doctson and Treadwell going before them.

#25 – PIT: Eli Apple, CB Ohio St

The Steelers have been gifted something special. Earlier in the draft, they tried to trade up to get Vernon Hargreaves. Little did they know that Apple (many people see him as a top 15 pick) would fall all the way to them at #25. This was the Steelers most glaring need and are ecstatic with this tall, rangy corner which will help them contain AJ Green, Breshard Perriman, and whoever the Browns want to put at WR.

#26 – SEA: Jarran Reed, DT Alabama

The 2^nd of the Alabama DTs is taken to the immaculate Pete Carrol defense up in the Pacific Northwest. The best player available looks to improve the weakest link of the Seattle defense throughout the year. With the team losing key player Bruce Irvin, they will hope that Jarran can pull a couple of players onto him so that pass rushers can get to the QB as Bruce was.

#27 – GB: Reggie Ragland, LB Alabama

Another set of back-to-back Alabama players brings a studly underrated linebacker to a poor Packer defense. Clay Matthews needs an inside LB to help him control the defense and this guy should be great for years to come controlling the exceptional defense at one of the top college football programs. Look for Ragland to follow the Packers mold of drafting great players.

#28 – KC: Will Fuller, WR Notre Dame

Fuller is the best wideout available this late in the 1^st round and should help Alex Smith and alleviate double coverages from Jeremy Maclin. This kid ran the 40 yard dash (4.32 seconds) the fastest of the other 3 WRs taken before him and is standing at 6 feet exactly. Look for Will to be able to stretch the field at the WR2 position, so Maclin will still shine in short/intermediate/deep routes.

#29 TRADE ALERT – CLE (from ARI): Kevin Dodd, DE Clemson

Dodd has been put very closely to his former teammate Shaq Lawson in many mock drafts, but Shaq just has the drive to push him higher then Kevin. Kevin has a better potential because he is less of an injury risk but the Browns are happy to trade up for him after trading down 3 times already in this draft. One of the best players available on their board, Dodd will provide a lot of pressure to opposing QBs and has the talent to pair with fellow rookie corner William Jackson III to form a decent Browns defense. The trade was difficult to figure out because of the picks acquired in this draft and where they were located. The Browns gave up the 100^th pick (4^th round) in the draft and the 32^nd pick (2^nd round) for the 29^th pick and a 5^th round pick next year.

#30 – CAR: Artie Burns, CB Miami (FL)

Carolina just lost their star corner due to them not wanting to pay for Norman’s contract next year. They saved a ton of money, but they lost one of their best defensive players and especially have left a gaping hole in their secondary. Artie Burns is a quick, raw corner that can hopefully fill that spot for the Panthers. He also is at 6 foot so they don’t lose out on Norman’s height. Burns has a ton of potential and opportunity to grow in this spunky Panthers D that pressures the QB like no other. Look for Artie to have a good, yet unexpected season.

#31 – DEN: Christen Hackenburg, QB Penn St

The next QB taken in the draft is argued by many. Some would say that Connor Cook has to be the next guy because of the way he just wins games. Some go with Hackenburg because he has looks like he will fit the NFL mold better than Cook. Regardless of your camp, the Broncos need to draft a QB. Mark Sanchez is not the answer. Every team he has been on, he has not been the answer. He is there to not make mistakes and he still makes them. The Broncos still need to try to sign a veteran QB like Fitzpatrick, but getting a rookie QB that can learn under John Elway and a team that just won the Super Bowl isn’t a bad gig at all.

I referenced Mike Mayock’s newest and last top 100 prospects (http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000655903/article/mike-mayocks-2016-nfl-draft-top-100-prospect-rankings?campaign=tw-nf-sf25029325-sf25029325), NFL.com’s Mock Draft Centra; (http://www.nfl.com/draft/2016/mock-drafts) and also my own knowledge of the teams and players. To find out about additional needs for teams I referenced CBSSports’ article on each teams needs (http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/25563508/2016-nfl-draft-team-needs-ranking-position-units-of-all-32-teams). 

The Final Fantasy Rundown... in 2015

Hey guys here is my last rundown for the 2015 fantasy football season in my college fantasy league. I hope you enjoy!

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Week 12 Reflections

Howdy Fantasy Lovers, Fantasy Novices, and Fantasy Creatures! Welcome to Fantasy Football 101, where I, Kyle Bazin, will be sharing my opinions, experiences, and advice on Fantasy Football to you all.

What a great week for fantasy for me guys. If you lost, I'm sorry but really not that sorry. Got a win in all three of my leagues, won in all my four FanDuel's, and got the top score in my big money league to get an extra $50! The only thing that could've made this football weekend was a win for my Dolphins, but my expectations are super low for them. I truly just watch them play as a die-hard but don't really care what happens by the end of the game as long as the fantasy players in that game are going my way. Like yea, of course, I want to see them win but I don't expect them to win and, therefore I don't care if they lose. That's my intro to this blog. Take it or leave it. You're leaving it? Well that's actually just an expression, you can only take it but alright let's get into this.

We had a huge week from a few receivers this week... Jarvis Landry, Brandon Marshall, Sammy Watkins, Calvin Johnson, Doug Baldwin, Markus Wheaton. All of them had over 29 points in a league that has .5 per catch... 29!!! That is at least 6 different receivers with that many points. If you had any of them in your lineups, you probably won and I had Jarvis in all of mine. It was a great week for these guys, but it just proves that fantasy is a week to week game. I don't see Doug, Sammy or Jarvis having another game over 25 this year, but it's possible. Calvin, Markus and Marshall are all big-play type receivers so they could.

Also, the only way I see Denver winning out and making a quality run at another Super Bowl is through the running lanes between those big uglies. Ronnie Hillman and C.J. Anderson are going to have to carry this team. Although, Brock Osweiler had a great 4th quarter, C.J. had a huge play for a TD and those big uglies gave those smaller backs running lanes all night long. Since the Peyton injury, the RBs have been averaging 6.3 yards a carry. That is stupid. They also had a combined 3 touchdowns last game and I don't see that slowing down with Brock in the lineup. Yes, Brock made some plays, but he can't do what we all know a healthy Peyton can do and take over a game.

Waiver Wire:

Welp for all of us that have been riding the Gronk train, it looks like we are gonna have to hope to God that we can pick up Scott Chandler (TE, New England) off the waiver wire this week. Gronk should definitely be out at least this week against Philly. I have a weird feeling he will find a way to suit up for the game against the Texans in week 14 because it is such an important game, but I don't think he will be 100%. Look for Chandler to fill the Gronk role very smoothly and put up Gronk type numbers as well.

If you didn't pick up Buck Allen or Spencer Ware last week you screwed up, these two guys probably won't be good for any other games this year (Buck has a tough schedule and Charcandrick should be back to take the Chiefs job.). Running backs had a few good guys on the wire last week but are back to thin. Only one major pickup for RBs this week should be David Johnson (RB, Arizona). Ellington and Chris Johnson got hurt in the same game and Chris is out indefinitely. Not sure about Ellington yet, but David should pick up some carries. I like him as a flex play if you need him. This offense will still be a pass-first offense but when they get down near the goal-line, David always gets those carries.

As always, thanks for reading everyone. Again these are all MY OPINIONS! Do not take them as a Bible scripture and do not use my word as the only word. It is OK to make opinions for yourself! I promise! My next blog will be my 2ND AND FINAL RUNDOWN OF THE 2015 SEASON! DON'T MISS THIS BLOG!

Thanks, Update, Q&A

Howdy Fantasy Lovers, Fantasy Novices, and Fantasy Creatures! Welcome to Fantasy Football 101, where I, Kyle Bazin, will be sharing my opinions, experiences, and advice on Fantasy Football to you all.

Has anyone ever read the title of this besides the 1st blog that they've read? I've purposely put it there to create almost a formal intro for these blogs. Like a podcast intro or video intro if you will. Once the season ends after week 17 I'm not really sure my plans for the blog to be completely honest. I'm just hoping that I will end up convincing myself to continue the blog until the end of the year. As some of you may know, I really enjoy this blog but it is for a class and after a few more weeks I will be done for the semester. Sorry for that weird introductory paragraph. I just wanted to give you an update of what was going on.

So there are few holidays I actually enjoy for what they are worth and their purpose. Christmas to me is a gift-giving holiday to most of the United States so I like it but not for the gifts, for the family that I'm surrounding by. The reason Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday is because at the core it is about being with family. It's the 4 F's: Family, Friends, Food, and most importantly Football. I'm just kidding they're all equally important. Nothing better than all day football that you can watch and enjoy with the most important people in your life, surrounded by some of the greatest food that has graced this Earth (my grandad is a great cook). So if you're reading this the day it goes up, make sure you enjoy this great day and if you go out Black Friday shopping be safe!

Guys, since I really don't know what to write about I'd like to leave this blog open to ANY questions you may have. Especially fantasy football questions but I guess if you have questions about other things than I can try to answer them. Please try not to be vulgar in your questions. As I mentioned this is for a class, so my professor likely will read comments. So there it is, I've gotten one comment all year so let's try to quadruple that at the very least. Have a good Thanksgiving everyone!
As always, thanks for reading everyone. Again these are all MY OPINIONS! Do not take them as a Bible scripture and do not use my word as the only word. It is OK to make opinions for yourself! I promise! My next blog will be about my Week 12 Reflections and looking forward to week 13.

Week 11 Reflections

Howdy Fantasy Lovers, Fantasy Novices, and Fantasy Creatures! Welcome to Fantasy Football 101, where I, Kyle Bazin, will be sharing my opinions, experiences, and advice on Fantasy Football to you all.

I don't mean to frighten anyone but, playoffs are in two weeks. That's right... For some of us we only have two weeks left of this magnificent game for another 8 months... I always commemorate my Sunday's in the spring by looking at a wall for 8 hours because a Sunday without football, isn't a Sunday I want to be a part of. Thankfully for me I should have all of my teams at above the .500 mark (all should be 6-5 pending the MNF game), so I look good to make the playoffs in all my leagues. Truly I just wanna get some money from my big money league... I mean winning the other leagues would be great, but it's my first year in this league and I wanna make a name for myself that I'm not just some 21-year old that joined the league that has no idea what they're doing. I'm one of the big players in this league and you better respect me as one.

Alright enough of me. Hopefully, you all are successful in your fantasy endeavors. You have a couple more weeks until playoffs so I wish you the best. Let's do some reflecting.

Marshawn... What the hell happened to your Skittle diet? Because last time I checked, when you were on it last year you were a stud. This year you have like 19 different injuries a week and you let some undrafted rookie named Thomas Rawls take your job. I believe that the Seahawks are going to cut Lynch after the year and go ahead with Rawls. He is running strong just like Lynch and also has a burst of speed that we haven't seen out of Lynch since the Saints playoff game oh so long ago. Thomas Rawls is a top 15 RB at the worst as long as he gets the start. However, if Lynch gets on the field, Rawls isn't startable and Lynch is barely startable. You still have to trust him, but you should probably be happy with 8 points.

Devonta Freeman, Justin Forsett, Chris Ivory, Alfred Morris, Marshawn Lynch, Carlos Hyde and a few more that I'm forgetting all have 1 thing in common. They either didn't play because of injury in Week 11 or they got hurt in week 11. Devonta got a concussion (really not good sign for the rest of the year), Justin is out with a broken left arm, Ivory came back to the game but wasn't effective because the Jets were losing, Morris is doing bad anyway so don't worry about it, I already mentioned Marshawn, and Carlos Hyde hasn't been productive since week 2. My point is that RBs are really getting banged up. Treasure the healthy ones you have but if your league a rule where you can't pick up during the playoffs, be wary that you will need backups that have upside.

Waiver wire:

Because of injury there a few guys you will want to target either as a handcuff or because you're a jerk and are going to steal them away from the guy who has the hurt player. Tevin Coleman (RB, Atlanta) didn't look amazing in limited time before his injury earlier in the year, but I still believe this guy has the stuff. He won't do what Devonta did earlier in the year, but he can easily produce 10 a game because the Falcons love handing it off down inside the 10. Thomas Rawls (RB, Seattle) already mentioned him above so go read that if you skipped it. Bilal Powell (RB, New York Jets) is a back that has a ton of potential the rest of the year. The Jets have been figured out and have dropped a few games here. They're going to need to throw the ball, and Bilal is a great back catching the ball. He won't likely get the rushes you require for a good back but think of more like a Danny Woodhead for his guy. I expect  top 20 performances if Ivory misses any time. Matt Jones (RB, Washington) was probably on someone's team in your league at some point and should be again. When the Redskins are winning (which isn't often), they love pounding the ball on the ground. Jones is that guy the rest of the year. Javorious Allen (RB, Baltimore), sorry if I spelled your name wrong man its a tough one. He will be replacing Forsett the rest of the year. Forsett was having a mighty fine season and the Ravens are actually winning some games now for some reason. With Flacco out the rest of the year, I expect a big push to run the ball more often. Allen should do great.

As always, thanks for reading everyone. Again these are all MY OPINIONS! Do not take them as a Bible scripture and do not use my word as the only word. It is OK to make opinions for yourself! I promise! My next blog will be up tomorrow!

Fantasy vs Football

Howdy Fantasy Lovers, Fantasy Novices, and Fantasy Creatures! Welcome to Fantasy Football 101, where I, Kyle Bazin, will be sharing my opinions, experiences, and advice on Fantasy Football to you all.

This an immensely important topic because one of the biggest criticisms of fantasy sports is that it takes away from liking your team or whatever. Simply put, fantasy sports is a way to enjoy sports through a new lens. You no longer only care about your singular team/favorite player. You need to know be able to pay attention to a lot of the lesser known players and teams. For some people, it's too much work, and that's why they don't play. Fine. I'm not going to waste my breath on those people because they're too stubborn to listen to me anyways. 

In my opinion, there are two options for people that play fantasy sports that also have a favorite team: don't have any players that are for division rival teams or be a smart/good fantasy player and take your love for your team out of the question. As you all know, I am a HUGE dolphins fan. In one league this year, I have Brady, Gronk, and James White (all Patriots players). I drafted Brady in the 6th round and Gronk in the 2nd. Let me tell you that I am still loving both of those picks. I had a strong feeling that they would do great so I picked them. I'm not trying to be all high and mighty here because I want my dolphins to have a chance this year for the division. I knew they wouldn't get that crown at the beginning of the year and no matter if I picked them or not, they're gonna do what they're gonna do. You picking them has no decision on how well a team does, even though sometimes we think it does...

If you can't separate your love for your team, that's fine. Not all of us can. My dad has hard-pressed to pick Victor Cruz as the only division rival of his Eagles this year (Cruz didn't play a game all year though). Actually, most of the league has a problem with picking against their team and it is kind of funny because most of them are Eagles fans so Giants/Cowboys/Redskins fall farther than they probably should. Regardless, it works for some of them. When it is draft time, no one really knows what is going to happen during the year so it is truly all up to luck. Don't pick a guy if you don't want to. Just don't complain when Odell Beckham does Odell Beckham things against your precious Eagles because I tell the Patriots that if they're going to score it better be through the air. I don't want to toot my own horn or anything, but they had four passing touchdowns against the Dolphins in the game they played... Coincidence??

As always, thanks for reading everyone. Again these are all MY OPINIONS! Do not take them as a Bible scripture and do not use my word as the only word. It is OK to make opinions for yourself! I promise! My next blog will be about my Week 11 reflections and looking forward to week 12. THAT WILL COME OUT TOMORROW!