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On 5/9/2024 at 7:04 PM, JawnyBlaze said:

I dunno, I’d put Bryce over Bo Nix. #30 sounds right. 

He belongs ahead of Mccarthy as well. Let's get real folks. 

On 4/30/2024 at 9:21 PM, 07579394 said:

LOL,gained a 5th round pick,and lost Colson.

Yeah, much preferred Coulson to Wallace. Wallace is the better coverage guy, but Coulson seems to understand what's going on a lot more. At least at this stage. More upside on Wallace, but Coulson is more likely to be ready to start if someone gets hurt. 

On 5/1/2024 at 5:51 PM, Basbear said:

Dan must have truly wanted to draft around the 150 area in the 5th. Seems he traded for dang near all the picks around there.

There was a lot of talent in the fifth, more than any in the last five years.  

18 hours ago, WUnderhill said:

There’s somehow still huddlers who think this draft was an F.

Even if you don't like any of the picks recovering that 2nd was a golden move. 

3 hours ago, Prowler2k18 said:

According to the Bleacher, the 2025 NFL draft is deep @ OT, CB and Edge Rusher. Depending on how our season goes, we’ll have opportunities to upgrade significantly at these positions next year. 

https://syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/10118514-2025-nfl-mock-draft-brs-way-too-early-predictions.amp.html

 

 

i was noticing that CB and Edge are really deep. Didnt notice OT, but thats good to hear. We need to have succession plans for Clowney, Moton, and Gilmore (assuming we get him). further, Icky, JC, and Wonnum are not guarantees to work out. Could afford to double dip at all three positions if things go terrible. 

Man I hope Bryce works out but Carson Beck would be my early choice. Guys emerge, but I've been impressed watching him. Dude doesn't miss. Not sure if it's cause he's got more talent than everyone else (the old bama effect) or he's legit. Looked good to my untrained eye though. 

Can probably get a run stuffer NT for 2-4 million. Gonna be tight trying to sign the draft picks and Gilmore, let alone another player. May have to role with it or get a trade on. 

1 hour ago, Martin said:

From what I understand he’s supposed to be very very good as a 3-4 end, I personally really like it (but I couldn’t be further from an expert). What surprised me the most is that we didn’t try to get a real NT and use Tuttle as the first backup end. 

Agreed, I think Tuttle is a poor choice as the starter at nose. Better as a backup at end to brown and Robinson (since they insist on slotting him there).

49 minutes ago, Martin said:

Yes it was confirmed that Tuttle is the NT. 

Does that not seem odd? Robinson is the known better talent for that position. Was there a logic given? Seems a real head scratcher to me. Not to mention that Brown and Robinson both weigh more than Tuttle. The smallest starter is at Nose?! 

I read somewhere Ashawn Robinson was told he isn't playing NT. Can anyone confirm or deny? Not sure where I heard that. Seems his natural position, so it came as a shock to me. 

There are three guys we can draft here and I think all three are nfl starters. Norzoud, dj james, and Washington are all gold to me. 

I like the pick. Not sure I really weigh that fifth year like the GM does, but what do I know? Let's say nothing cause it's a good approximation. 

1 hour ago, Jon Snow said:

I'm all for letting the draft play out and let it come to you as they say. Stay out the "runs" on players at any position.  That's how we ended up with an overdrafted DE. The Panthers could take any player and it would fill a need somewhere. Just take the best left on their board and don't look back. 

If AD Mitchell and McConkey are there I'd take both with those first two picks

He's been called a party animal.  Maybe not a case a day, but 6-12 wouldn't surprise me. He's certainly getting rowdy every weekend if he's got that title. 

2 hours ago, micnificent28 said:

getting a dui doesn't mean your a borderline alcoholic. hes a kid in college about to make millions.. who wouldn't make a mistake. drinking at a party doesn't mean you go chug a case of beer everyday and get behind the wheel.

6 hours ago, strato said:

Question from a person that is not great with stats: If the scouts suck, then isn’t it better to view a pick as an educated guess? And if that were true wouldn’t we have a better chance with more guesses? 

Statistics would say that's true but unfortunately it seems when teams try this method they still draft based off of older school scout attributes and it somewhat defeats it. I have no stats to back this up. 

9 minutes ago, Aussie Tank said:

If there’s a WR you love get in front of the Chiefs and Bills 

This man is looking for violence....and I like it.

9 hours ago, KSpan said:

 

Says the guy with the "!?" In the thread title, indicating that you're taking it seriously to some degree or another.

The best part about the draft is that all of the pre-draft nonsense (media, fans, and random podcasters alike) stops.

?! Means wtf, champ. Sorry if i hurt your heart. Maybe next time, I dunno, don't open the thread. 

8 minutes ago, csx said:

A podcaster a real podcaster?

Then it's written on stone. 

see my above comment. this is an odd interpretation of a share. seems like projection, maybe see someone about that. unhealthy. 

55 minutes ago, KSpan said:

Well crap, if a podcaster said it then it has to be true.

who thinks that? odd comment friendo. 

starts at 38:23.

5 hours ago, 45catfan said:

It appears these draft websites haven't caught the Cuba Hubbard fever some on this board have.  Personally I think hes' a solid RB2, but not a #1, and most of the pundits seem to agree.  Sanders is an afterthought.  I'll take his contract and be an afterthought too.  Poor guy.

Yeah. I could understand one, in the 4th but two just seemed silly given the needs and the positional value. 

Walterfootball.com had us taking a RB in the 3rd and 4th!