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I’ll add to this: Brazzell has a lot of traits I like, he was consensus big board a lot higher than this. He has work to do-UF showed route chart and over half of what he did at Tenn was screens, hitches, and go’s. As basic as it gets. But I don’t hate the player at all.

I don’t get your meaning. I wouldn’t have taken a tackle that late. If I’m GM my middle rounds are almost always on the de-emphasized positions that see top 5 type of prospects going there. Interior line, LB, Safety, etc. I don’t dislike Brazzell in a vacuum but if past is prologue….

No.

Tom Brady was drafted 199!!! you don’t build around these kinds of outliers

What the NFL has done to the draft is pathetic every pick has to be some marketing push into demographic or country the nfl wants to expand into and we’re about a round away from buddy’s bbq using their mascot chicken to announce a pick for the bengals these guys work hard to make it to the nfl, stop exploiting it

Oh so who were you so afraid to address? It’s clearly someone. The point stands nerd

Hey little guy, it’s okay to man up and address someone when you have something to say. Look me in the eye, nope, over here, that’s right, there you go, now you’re talking like a grown up!

McCoy’s medical is, from what I have heard obviously, a second contract kind of concern. getting a plug and play talent today would help the long term developmental nature of the first three picks go down so much easier

Dude draft jermod mccoy. where were you when Trey smith went and became a star in KC?

I hate these kinds of picks tbh. There’s a premium on skill position players and if you want one that’s going to upgrade your offense you really have to go early, you’re almost always otherwise just adding a JAG, which this offense didn’t need any more of. We were fine at depth at WR. He was part of a record setting run of WRs drafted and I just overall prefer playing the board in the 3rd round at positions that don’t start to come off until later. theres stuff to like though. He bends and moves a lot better than the other Tennessee wide receivers did and do, hands catcher. He could be very good. i just hate the ethos of thinking you can “wait until later” to get a perimeter player and then expecting them to come in and be someone they almost always aren’t. Could we have gotten a plug and play safety in the third round? You usually can.

Oscar delp was just some guy some people on twitter told you that we liked and you liked hearing news in the wasteland of the offseason and talked yourself into the idea that you were looking at something relevant to you you don’t care about Oscar delp.

Suddenly I’m concerned

We’ll see how far the medical pushes McCoy down, but getting a guy like that who is a 1st rounder from a talent standpoint and can play right away with Freeling getting more of a redshirt would actually be a really nice get.

There’s some good nickel corners that would plug and play. We’ve got no corner depth and Mike Jackson has one season left on his contract.

Second draft in a row where the nat media types have been more plugged in than the local guys.

The Panthers have made a selection, anyways, about the Cowboys….

I just can’t see a scenario where they adore Thieneman and don’t pick swap with Detroit. It would cost next to nothing. Detroit gets a late pick and the opportunity to screw Minnesota, while exchanging what is basically one slot down the board. There hasn’t been much projected overlap in their needs. if he goes 18 then I suspect they liked him but didn’t love him.

You don’t really draft players on sex appeal, you draft available talent relative to needs, positional value, depth of position, and overall cost of acquiring players elsewhere. OT and DT don’t have a lot of names that are highly sought after, skill positions are expensive high value positions that are deep in this particular class, thus the interest.

this seems more like a controlled leak. An identical sentiment coming out at exactly the same time to multiple insiders? also moving up to draft someone who ideally won’t play much this season wouldn’t be normal

right, and to be clear, we all see past the attempted misdirect here. You’re embarrassed, we get it. You should be, and since you already know the point I’m going to make I’ll go ahead and make it-if you aren’t even familiar with fixture players on a team that went undefeated and won it all-why would we assume that can provide a credible opinion on players from teams who did much less? the answer is of course that you cannot.

There is no mistake I can make. You’ve demonstrated that you don’t know who multiple noteworthy players are from a natty team that are prominent names in the upcoming draft. It’s okay to admit you don’t follow along that close.

You’re embarrassing yourself dude. Sometimes it’s okay to put the shovel away and stop digging. you don’t follow ball that close, it’s okay. also are you really going to undermine your own point? if both WRs are splitting opportunities-then the playing field is even and the one with the bigger numbers would be regarded as taking that bullet point in his favor. stop being cringe

which you apparently just looked up because you were unfamiliar with him. far out produced Carnell Tate this past season, despite having to split touches with Sarratt. He’s going high.

I doubt he’s in consideration at 19. He’s probably never going to be a great in the box player and after they just spent money on Devin Lloyd there’s a bit of redundancy. Also a deep LB class, not a premium position, etc. Anything could happen in this class but I very credibly doubt that it is this.