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Most Drafts have us taking OT Morgan Moses in 1st round


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Depends on who was still available. If Cooks, OBJ, Shazier or Fuller are still there I will be livid if we take Moses.

As of today, Cam is taller than everybody on his current oline. We need some dang size and muscle up front. If not we will continue to get stonewalled at the goal line by the likes of the 9ers.

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I'm a fan of taking Moses. Some think he can play LT (which he excelled at last year), some feel he's more of a RT. Either way, we find a capable starter and potential stud who has been compared to Clady by taking Moses. If he works out at LT, awesome...Cam's blindside is protected. If he has to be a RT, hopefully he turns into a dominate one who opens our run game back up.

 

Overall, I'd be happy with just about any OT/WR/CB we've been linked too outside of one or two guys I'm not a fan of.

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