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The Jets more than likely

Unless we trade...

Jalon Walker, come on down!

So, the chaos begins

I think we'll grab Mason Graham tonight.

All he means is that we will get some trades and other things that may be unexpected. Other than Penix last year, it was pretty meh.

Hard crowd. Just like with any transaction, it depends on the price.

Yeah, I get it, but Jalon Walker might make a pretty good MLB, even without the sacks. As a Georgia alum, I don't know that he'll be a sack artist, but I believe that his ceiling is a great 'backer. You never know though. He has some skills. I don't know, I still think that we should trade back, unless Mason Graham slides to us. I love my Dawgs, but I kinda suspect Green may be the best EDGE, though not the best person. I don't know how that squares with what we're looking for.

I just can't put stock into Morgan until after I see what we do this draft. I am making no assumptions and have tampered expectations until I see real change.

I'm not against taking Warren (though some are). I could totally understand it. That would be a matter of philosophy. But if Walker is still available and we take Williams...oh,boy.

I'll also say this: If Walker is in fact a smokescreen, the only smoke Morgan will have to be worried about next season is the smoke from a red-hot seat.

I don't believe that any Bulldogs fans believe we'd pick Williams over Walker I don't believe that any Bulldogs' fans believe we'd pick Williams over Walker. I'm saying it now: Walker will fit and/or adapt to any system successfully.

Dan is the smartest in the room.

Too lazy to name all of them, but I will say this: Eagles, Chiefs, Packers, Bills, Ravens, etc.

Blackshear isn't an every-down back. The FO doesn't believe that he is either. He's here to return punts and kicks. And Jonathon Brooks likely ain't even playing in 2025. Who is the 5th guy...? We have two legit guys right now to carry the load. Lord forbid that either gets hurt. This is a deep draft at RB. If they want to get a UDFA, OK...but this strategy hasn't really worked over the years from what I've been looking at. Day 3 is the answer.

Listening to Shechter, I'm thinking that Graham may become a real possibility.

I really can't see how because it doesn't have enough depth. Also, there's something about churning the bottom of the roster in hopes to upgrade (on the cheap, I'd also add).

Was this only supposed to be round one? If so, it leaves a lot to be desired. It's almost incredulous.

Umph. Also, how can this list not include Cam Skattebo?

The experts seem to love him. Personally, I haven't heard one GM, coach or national talking head say he's overrated. Those in the know sing his praises. I haven't researched him because I don't see the Panthers drafting him.

I've heard some analysts say Hampton is RB1. We'll find out.

I haven't researched him at all, but I will say that 5'9" and 215 sounds like a load. I don't get why you'd say, "He will get hurt consistently at that size." In fact the dude everyone wants us to get is 5'10" and 219, with a decidedly more physical running style I might add, but I'd say that the guys may be shorter, but they aren't slight.

Just what we need: more time to debate.

That's not necessarily true. The draft is deep enough that you can get what many think will be quality players into round two. Many people believe that there are only a handful of blue-chippers in this draft. Outside of them (and maybe even them), there are players that a team that can acquire somewhere within probably picks 35-45 that may end up as the best player at their position in this class. Take the blinders off and ignore the hype, and you could make an argument that after all is said and done that Jalen Milroe could end up the best or second best QB in the class for example, or that Donovan Eziruaku could turn out the best or second best pass rusher, or Quinshon Judkins...or Elijah Arroyo...or Ozzy Trapilo...or Smael Mondon...or Tate Rutledge. We can certainly end up with two quality starters, and maybe three, if any picks that we trade for would come early enough. And, no, maybe they aren't considered blue-chippers right now, but that doesn't mean they won't be.

I agree, but if he knows what he's doing, he can gain two for the price of one, and in a draft like this one--if what people believe is true--there's not a difference in quality between about the fifth and 45th picks anyway. Also, I guess you "didn't see it..."