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We need a veteran speed WR, I don’t want anymore big body young receivers. We also can’t afford to pass on defense

Not a bad pond to fish in, that's for sure...

When a great center is available, drop the first rounder on them and don't sweat worrying over it. If you can lead your line, have someone call protections and protect the QB all in one, it's money well spent and can carry you for a decade or more. Is this that time for drafting? I really don't know.

I trust Tillis to correctly evaluate the market and player worth financially. It's easy to armchair QB. If we had a much higher grade on a RB in the 2nd than a center, then you follow your board.

I don't think Bryce can utilize a tight end so I don't want to waste a 1st round pick on one

I literally LOL when he said that! As much as I hate to admit it, as much as I hated Brady as a player, I kind of like him as an announcer. Greg is still much better!

Depends on the TE. But it wouldn't be my first choice.

Please don't draft a TE. It would just be a waste of a pick.

Nice! I'm always open to 25-year old players from SB winning franchises that are stuck behind strong veterans.

I don't think we can afford to draft a third consecutive WR in the 1st round with our defensive needs. If we DO go offense for whatever reason, it needs to be a TE or OL.

I say bring in either Chenal or Bush in free agency and then draft another LB in the 1st or 2nd round.

I don't know, from the looks of things...

He was more of a role player behind two studs in Bolton and Tranquill but managed to get more snaps in and impressed a lot. 1 injury in 4 years which closed him up in December. Definitely a guy who was touted early on looking to become a starter for a team. Good setup for us. And him, Turk and Tillis overlapped/should know each other. Could be a pulling factor, who knows.

I can agree that relying on things beyond our control when we had the capacity to firmly establish our own hold on the division at a time when the division has been at it's lowest point in many years is mediocrity at absolute best. And a small group of people trying to awkwardly use the opportunity to dunk on anyone applying legitimate realistic skepticism of the circumstances is borderline cult like. Overall there seems to be an even split of glass half full glass half empty sentiment within the fanbase. I'm teetering between both until I see how we navigate the draft and FA. If we land a solid draft class and solid FA class and actually strengthen the QB room I'll be quite optimistic of our outlook going forward. But as any long time fan of this this franchise knows full well seeing is indeed believing. No benefit of the doubt for anyone involved has been earned yet.

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I'm not too familiar with Chenal so this might be a lazy question..... Would a Chenal signing be any similar to us giving Turk a big contract? An under appreciated fringe starter in KC that teammates and front offices love and envision them taking off in a new city.

I LOOOOVED Nick Emmanwori in last year's draft and seeing him thrive and become an instant leader of Seattle's defense this year makes me want a similar rookie beside Moehrig. In scanning this year's draft, I came across Zakee Wheatley from PSU. Not exactly the same build, but Senior Bowl measurements have him at a hair under 6'3" & 200lbs and runs a 4.4. His acceleration, ability to span the field and be a true center field coverage safety would allow Moehrig to float more near the LOS and play to his strengths with a worthy compliment. Wheatley is a modern day lengthy SAF and he excels in zone coverage, isn't afraid to get dirty in the run game and has a nose for the ball. We play such a soft cover-3 scheme that having someone with speed to roam would be great. I'd especially like to see us roll Ransom out there with these two as well with Horn/Jackson to secure that backend for us. Looking like a R2 pick as of now with some saying early third. If he truly is an athletic specimen that his numbers show, I assume he will only climb higher after the combine. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25250463-nfl-draft-2026-scouting-report-penn-state-s-zakee-wheatley Will defnitely look to see how he does at the Sr. Bowl this weekend and in Indy next month.

Yeah, I can see that too. Sticky, reliable hands that does not drop a lot of balls and runs the whole route tree.

Wouldn't mind this at all. Eric Rivers in the mid rounds would be my preference, but anyone who is fast and can catch, draft them all!

This ^ He's excellent and he's a great cornerstone for the defense. He produced those stats for us when opposing QBs tried to avoid throwing to Horn. Renegotiate the contract, adding an extra year and $8 million additional each time. Seems expensive, but he's more than worth that. Locking him down for a couple of years takes care of the back end of our defense as the front line solidifies and we work on the linebacking situation.