Rare megamouth shark caught off Japan

Fishermen off the coast of Japan hauled in a rare megamouth shark recently, marking the 58th time in history one of its kind were seen or caught by man, Japanese news outlets reported.

The Japan Daily Press reported Thursday that scientists performed an autopsy on the 1,500-pound female shark in front of onlookers at the Marine Science Museum in Shizuoka City. The shark was reportedly caught from a depth of about 2,600 feet. It's unclear precisely when it was nabbed, according to the report.

The first megamouth was discovered in Hawaii in 1976, prompting scientists to create an entirely new family and genus of sharks. The megamouths are docile filter-feeders with wide, blubbery mouths.

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/05/08/rare-megamouth-shark-caught-off-japan/

Finally... draft day is here

Finally, draft day is here

I have followed the NFL Draft as closely as anyone for practically my entire life. It’s something I have always loved. As a long time Buccaneer fan, the draft was really one of the few things I had to look forward to because the team was so bad for so long.

But this draft is different and it’s different because of the mystery and intrigue regarding the teams, players, and potential trades.

Never before can I remember a draft with so many unknowns. Simply, there are a heck of a lot more questions than answers.

Houston, you are on the clock
In my mind there is absolutely no doubt, none whatsoever, who the top prospect is in this draft. Hands down it’s defensive end Jadeveon Clowney. He’s the best non-quarterback to enter the NFL is quite some time.

That doesn’t necessarily mean he will be a Texan when it’s all said and done. Clowney is best suited to play in a 4-3 defense, where as Houston’s scheme is a 3-4. Speculation has be rampant that the Texans will draft and trade Clowney or make a deal before their selection and trade back and out of the pick.

There’s also that screaming need of a quarterback in Houston. If you are coach Bill O’Brien can you really justify taking a signal caller at the top spot over Clowney? What quarterback do they really covet and when is the appropriate time to make that selection?

Then again, if the Texans don’t plan to spend a first round pick on a quarterback and wait until later in the draft, why not take Clowney and make it work? You already have arguably the game’s best defensive linemen in J.J. Watt. Pair the two together and figure out a solution.

The NFL has become a pass happy league and the best way to combat that is to try and crush the quarterback. Remember, they are in a division where they are chasing after the Colts and their outstanding young quarterback Andrew Luck.

What the Texans ultimately do with the very first pick could certainly set the tone of the entire first round.

Let’s dance
I expect there to be an abundance of trades within the first round, as teams move up and move back. Who could be the dance partner of Houston? Certainly there’s talk about the Falcons moving up to land Clowney or outside linebacker Khalil Mack. Atlanta could also trade back in an effort to find a better spot to take tight end Eric Ebron.

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Philadelphia Eagles Day 1 2014 NFL Draft Primer

After months of hype, speculation and anticipation, the time is finally upon us. The Philadelphia Eagles will soon begin to pull the curtain back on Year 2 of head coach Chip Kelly’s grand rebuilding plan.

Will the 2014 NFL draft continue laying the groundwork for an eventual Super Bowl championship? Only time will tell, but there is no more important event to that process than draft weekend.

The Eagles have glaring needs at close to every position on the roster, yet only six selections to address them all. How Kelly and the front office juggle their lack of resources with their ambitious goal of finally bringing a Lombardi Trophy to Philadelphia will be one of the stories to monitor this weekend.

So too will be how and when the team addressed some key departures at the wide receiver position. There are no shortage of names believed to be in consideration, including one the front office might have to trade up for.

Of course, if they just stay put with the No. 22 pick on Thursday, there’s a chance some excellent prospects will fall in the Eagles’ lap. We’ll look at some of top targets who could be for the Birds, in a manner of speaking, in Round 1.

All that and so much more in this superloaded NFL draft primer. Enjoy.

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Draft Day Buzz: Last-minute whispers around the NFL

Draft Day Buzz: Last-minute whispers around the NFL

We've come to the end of the (very) long and winding road to the 2014 NFL Draft. By tonight, all the first-round speculation about one of the more compelling draft classes in recent memory will be put to rest. Thank goodness.

Will Jadeveon Clowney go No. 1? Will a team trade with theTexans to get that pick? Who lands Khalil Mack? Is Sammy Watkins the first wide receiver off the board? And what ofJonathan Paul Manziel? There's no way JFF ends up in ...Jerrah World, does he?

The mocks can soon be mocked. The truth is about to set us free. The inexorable march of time is, for once, working in favor of the common man.

Around The League will be at Radio City Music Hall tonight. Here's some last-minute buzz before Roger Goodell takes the stage:

» Jerry Jones might love Johnny Football, but NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport says it's Blake Bortleswho actually sits atop Dallas' draft board at quarterback.

» Rapoport reports that the Texans' asking price for the No. 1 overall pick, for at least two inquiring clubs, is three first-round picks at a minimum. Whoa.

» Peter King of TheMMQB.com wrote that he will be "very surprised" if the Niners don't make a "Falcons/Julio Jones-type move" up the draft board. Remember, GM Trent Baalke has six picks in the top 100.

» Also from King: There's a very real chance the Rams take Clowney if the South Carolina stud doesn't come off the board at No. 1. King writes that the Rams aren't concerned about Clowney's drop in production in his final season under Steve Spurrier.

» A week after saying the Browns were best suited to take a QB later in the draft, coach Mike Pettine told USA Today that Manziel will "be in the discussion at four." Does anybody have the slightest idea what the Browns are going to do tonight? Mission accomplished, we suppose.

» Jeff Fisher stood beside Sam Bradford on stage at a St. Louis Rams pre-draft event Wednesday night and told a crowd of season-ticket holders: "Sam's our guy." It will be some cold-blooded primetime soap opera stuff if the team pulls the rug out from under their QB tonight.

» In case you missed it: The Mailman, Chris Wesseling, offered up 12 takeaways from Mike Mayock's first and only mock draft of the year.

» Joe Buscaglia of WGR-AM in Buffalo is reporting that the Bills are "very serious" about taking LSU wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. at No. 9, according to league sources. If that happens, expect to seeSteve Johnson on the trade block.

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Willie McGinest is taking over @patriots around 5:30 to chat w/ Patriots Nation! Tweet your Qs for him & follow along w/ #AskWillie.

Mapping out our Pats coverage plans

- A quick snapshot of our plans to cover the first night of the NFL draft: 

Gillette Stadium. I'll be at Patriots team headquarters, where the estimate is that the club will be on the clock at No. 29 around 11:30 p.m. ET. Patriots coach Bill Belichick is scheduled to hold a news conference at the end of each night of the draft. Former Patriots linebacker Willie McGinest is also scheduled to be in attendance tonight. We'll have a live draft blog at 8 p.m. ET for those interested in following along that way. 

Radio City Music Hall. Colleague Field Yates represents us in New York, working with ESPN's television and behind-the-scenes coverage of the draft. 

Vince Wilfork's draft party. Patriots captain Vince Wilfork holds his annual draft partytonight to benefit his charitable foundation and Scott Barboza chips in with coverage from that event. 

The draft itself starts at 8 p.m. ET, and each team gets 10 minutes per selection.

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