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Todd McShay thinks Orlando Brown will fall to us in his first Mock.


JakeDel5674

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I'd be okay with getting him, Connor Williams from Texas, or Mike McGlinchey from Notre Dame. There's clearly 3 very good OTs this draft, but I doubt they're all going to last to where we will be drafting. 

All you people saying no OT, why do you think the Cowboys are so successful running? Yea Zeke is good but they drafted olineman high for like 3 years strait and that set them up for success for a while. Having Moton is good insurance, we could be grooming Moton and say Brown to be the next OTs of the future, and they are also injury insurance for Williams and Kalil. And they can likely fill in at guard too. 

Entering next season, Orlando Brown would be 22 yrs old , Moton 24 , Turner 25, Norwell 26, Williams 26, M. Kalil 29,  R. Kalil 33. Nothing wrong with having a dominant young oline with great depth. 

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9 minutes ago, JakeDel5674 said:

3 star prospect coming out of High School.  Hasn't given up a sack in quite sometime.  Since maybe 2015.  Unanimous All-American back to back years.  Pretty much proved everyone wrong about him.  He's going to be good, super athletic as well.  

Sounds like a top 10 pick then, is there some reason why he could drop to a playoff team?

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The fans are ignoring OT even more than our coaching staff has been lol. What killed us last year and what killed us in the SB? Oline!!! When youre going against dominant pass rushers and you have a shitty OC , having a great franchise LT is the difference between winning and losing super bowls. What happens if Von Miller doesn't strip sack Cam 2x in SB 50?

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2 hours ago, gmonjimbo said:

I'm fine with the pick but I hope that Ronnie Harrison slides to us. I think Safety is the team's biggest need. Kurt Coleman and Mike Adams can't tackle in the open field, led to big runs by Kamara, Ingram, Thielen over the past two weeks.

TD missed a tackle on that run also

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1 minute ago, Pantha-kun said:

Wed have to trade up to get him

I'd absolutely do it too. Assuming he goes anywhere from pick #10-16 (pick value 1000-1300) we could offer our late first (600-750) + the 3rd round from Buffalo (~200) and maybe a future mid round pick to move up.

http://walterfootball.com/draftchart.php

Solidifying the OL at both tackle and guard is key. Opens up the whole offense. 

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30 minutes ago, pantherphan96 said:

He's projected to be a RT in the NFL. McGlinchey from ND is who I hope we can get in the first. 6'8 312, would have been a 1st-2nd round pick in last years draft.

Pretty sure he's projected as an LT.  No way are they going to move him to RT.  That wouldn't make any sense.  

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2 minutes ago, jumpman910 said:

Everything I've seen has Brown being viewed as a RT at the next level. 

Well, that would be a fug up.  He's played LT his whole career.  Remember when these moronic Coaches on our team tried out Daryl Williams at LT?  How'd that workout?  Oh, ya know.  He got burnt a ton on the left side.  Keep it simple stupid.  Sometimes, Coaches and others need to do this.  

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