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Not to mention Wharton (15 mil per year) and Bobby Brown III (7 mil per year). We have invested heavily on the defensive side the last two offseasons, for sure. Really shows how bad off the defense was, especially since there are still glaring holes/question marks in spots (FS, NT, ILB).

Tampa just signed Rozeboom. They now have 2 of our defensive starters from last season (they signed Robinson as well).

Watch him play. He doesn't have a cannon.

Hopefully not at all. His wind up is crazy, he isn't particularly great in the pocket, and his arm strength is questionable at best. A guy I REALLY hope we are interested in is Cole Payton. He needs some work, but this kid has tools.

The positions, as I see it, that we are zeroing in on in the first three rounds are: - OT - CB - DL I strongly believe we will be walking away with some combination of those positions in Rounds 1 - 3. I was hopeful that we might be looking at LB or S, but I don't think that's the case. Right now, I'd love to get: Round 1: OT Caleb Lomu (I think he has the traits to be a top tier LT in the NFL) Round 2: S AJ Haulcy (This guy would transform our defense. He's a monster.) Round 3: DT Domonique Orange

This is conjecture. The article simply says Vrabel had no interest in coaching the Panthers. There wasn't a reason given.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/mike-vrabel-breaks-silence-on-2024-head-coaching-cycle-that-resulted-in-him-not-getting-a-job/ That's just not true.

I'm watching clips and things of various prospects, and I was watching some of Mesidor. The thing that jumped out to me? God, I am jealous of whoever ends up drafting Rueben Bain. He is an absolute monster and a stud. Good Lord. One of Mesidor's sacks was BECAUSE Bain shoved Mesidor into the QB to knock him down. Insanity.

DJ Reader at nose would solve some problems and open up more possibilities in the draft. Unfortunately, Evero doesn't seem to value the "run-plugging" DT.

He played well for them, but he just wasn't better than Aaron Jones. But he had some solid seasons playing second fiddle.

Damn, not even conditional. Nice work, Dan.

Good signing. Could do much worse for 3rd string back.

Defense, undoubtedly. The defensive side of the ball still needs, legitimately, 2-3 starters. ILB, NT, S And that doesn't even account for nickel corner and possibly a 3-4 DE (I have my doubts about Wharton and Brown).

I get that they are rebuilding. But Waddle was only a number 2 because of Tyreek Hill, the Dolphins have a bunch of JAGS at WR outside of Waddle, they just paid a lot of money to Malik Willis to be their QB (if they didn't think it was possible for him to be a franchise guy, they would have just signed a one-year bandaid like Kirk Cousins or something), and yes they got a 1st round pick, but this is a weak draft, so the quality of player they will be drafting will not have 1st round value. I understood the other cap cuts and trades. This one is the only one I saw as hurting the team, IMO.

Absolutely. A one year rental at LT, a huge question mark in Icky, and Moton is about done. We need tackles.

I don't understand this one at all. The Dolphins just signed Malik Willis and then traded away his only weapon at WR.

Goedert has 34" arms. That's elite for the position, and far exceeds the arm length of any tight end on our roster. This is why I thought it was sarcasm.

I assume this is sarcasm, but it's too subtle to be certain

I kind of think of him as this years Mykel Williams. Similar conversations being had.

Where is that packersfan guy to give us more insight on Walker?

Lomu has the best movement skills of any of the top tackles in this draft. He can mirror, he can pull, he can trap, he can get to the second level, he finishes, and he has great hands and balance. I don't actually understand why Fano is considered to be so much higher in the rankings. The only thing Fano has on him is strength and a year or two of NFL training will fix that.

This isn't good. A big guy with bad feet. He might drop quite a bit. All world talent though.

I feel like Freeling and Proctor are being overvalued, while Lomu is vastly underrated. If Lomu gets to 19 I'd be happy to take him.

It was no secret that this kid was a mess off the field. And the falcons still decided to trade away a first round pick to take him. That's just negligence on their part.

Would be the best receiving back we have had since McCaffrey. Wouldn't be opposed to it if the price is right.