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Would you be willing to get Mims or Jefferson in Round 2??

Pantha-kun

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ncfan Grand Master

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Remember when people here didnt want Michael Thomas at 31 because we had "bigger positional" needs.

 

Lets not make that mistake at 39

We're not using a high pick (#7) on a WR (we'll use that on a position of need)

But WR is still a need, Especially for this new offense.  And grabbing a guy like Mims, who would be a top 20 pick in any other draft, would be HUGE!

 

 

Would you draft DJ Moore at 39?  The same guy, we drafted in the 1st.  Of Course!

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I want OT/DT but WR is a need for sure.  I would take  a valued WR to avoid reaching for a lineman.  I think Daley is a good depth piece and the verdict is still out on Little imo. Value in free agency is key to how the draft shakes out. Despite the holes I think we can cobble together a competitive roster and work on building the core.  

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Had a interesting segment on Undisputed(mostly listening to sharpe), about Irvin’s comments about there isn’t any hof that have ran a 4.3(granted I think smith and Julio will be in that club one day).

sharpe made a good comparison to a car going 100 mph,It’s going to take longer to decelerate than accelerate. I’d be looking for guys that are twitchy, have fluid hips or movement, and ones who can drop there hips and break on the route, most things you look for in a db also 

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23 minutes ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

Had a interesting segment on Undisputed(mostly listening to sharpe), about Irvin’s comments about there isn’t any hof that have ran a 4.3(granted I think smith and Julio will be in that club one day).

sharpe made a good comparison to a car going 100 mph,It’s going to take longer to decelerate than accelerate. I’d be looking for guys that are twitchy, have fluid hips or movement, and ones who can drop there hips and break on the route, most things you look for in a db also 

Randy Moss?

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