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How Would You Feel About Drafting Oline in R1 Now That We've Got Paradis and D.Williams?


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I'm curious about how you guys feel about this. I've lately been going through quite a few mocks and most of them have the premier Dline talent flying off the board before pick 16. That leaves us pretty much with several options but most mocks have us selecting Oline. 

I think I'd like this. We've seen how this team gets shredded once we have 1 or 2 Oline go down so.. Honestly I'm willing to wait another year to find a long term solution to our pass rush if it means completely beefing up the Oline and having a dominant road grinding big men that don't let anyone even sniff Cam in the pocket. 

Here's my most recent mock as an example with 2 olinemen in the first 3 picks. In this mock a bunch of DEs all flew off before our pick as per usual. What say you? 

YOUR PICKS
1: R1P16
 
OT JONAH WILLIAMS
ALABAMA
2: R2P15
 
S NASIR ADDERLEY
DELAWARE
3: R3P13
 
C GARRETT BRADBURY
NC STATE
4: R3P36
 
EDGE JOE JACKSON
MIAMI
5: R4P13
 
S ANDREW WINGARD
WYOMING
6: R5P16
EDGE JONATHAN LEDBETTER
GEORGIA
7: R6P14
 
DL ED ALEXANDER
LSU
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I've been going back and forth. Basically in Round 1 my choice would be in the following order assuming Sweat and Oliver are off the board. 

1. Burns - has jumped to my number one. I would probably even take over Sweat.

2. Jonah Williams - he can start as guard and move to left tackle or stay guard

3. Gary- I think he drops but is still behind the other 2. 

 

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I would if the DE you want doesn't fall to us. There's no guarantee Moton or Williams doesn't get hurt. And If he was that good, Moton could play LG and that's an upgrade or there's a 1st rd rated OT/OG that might be worth it (Cody Ford) that maybe we move a few spots back and get and pick up another 3rd.  I actually think this is a smarter move if who they really want is gone..

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24 minutes ago, hepcat said:

I'd feel super great about it. Go rewatch Cam getting pummeled a few times and you will feel great about it too

Cam and the other two QBs 

the owner said what he wanted and he writes the checks 

Hard to believe the people putting so much faith in two linemen coming off injury

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