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how would yall feel if we drafted him in the first round? hes the boobie miles of modern day football. he can run , he can catch like a w.r , he can return and he can pass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

i think he would make our offense dominate , of course we would have to atleast draft 1 tackle later on but its all about bpa and no rush to get a oline  we are about 5 years removed to becoming an elite team like we were during the cardiac cats.

Doing a little research comparing teams , we are lacking in a whole oline besides center, a 2,3rd wr, safetys ,corners and a rb 

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I would prefer a stud tackle but I would be ok with it if we found a solid offensive tackle via free agency this off season. Take a stud tackle and put him on Cams blindside. Due to our cap situation and upcoming Cam contract we should let the remaining tackles fight it out to handle the right side. I think our guards and center combination will continue to improve as the season continues. We could also find a potential contributing guard in the 4th.

As much as I love D Will he is going to be a cap casualty this offseason. Gurley could be a good addition if he is BPA but I prefer these picks early.

1) Offensive Line

2) Safety

Not necessarily in that order but I would hope they would get addressed in the first three rounds.

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I would be fine with it if there isnt an OL or DB worthy of a first round pick AND there was no one willing to trade up for a good price.

Gettleman, as he should, drafts for value. (within reason) I would love to have him, but only if he is the best option. No way to tell that, even on draft day. We dont know what offers Gettleman gets. So, whoever we draft, Im good. Because truthfully, there is probably something I dont know.

He is a great talent and would love to have him, may not be best pick tho.

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