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4 minutes ago, Louie said:

 

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If I'm reaching for a tackle at #39, it isn't Carman.  Switch Humphrey and Carman and I'm good with that.  Doubtful Humphrey lasts until #73.  Some BBs have him as the top center over Dickerson.  I think they are very close, so call them 1 and 1a.  Myers (#3) is likely the best center on the board at #73.  Also, I don't think we wait until #223 to address corner, maybe as a second corner selection, bu not as the only CB drafted.

With all the other concerns, TE is a luxury pick and WR is a semi-luxury pick.  I do like the Moses pick because ILB is definitely a need.

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Did a Pff one for a change.  Don’t care about the grade one but, you Might as well go ahead and crown us the 2022 champions. Can prob tag and trade Moton or move him to LT. Just missing a WR; if I did this draft over, I’d prob just draft one tackle and find a wr. All aboard the Crum train.

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I traded back twice to accumulate more picks.  Oh, and yes please.  If you are wondering why I skipped out on the LT, the reason is simple.  If we are tagging Moton, and all indications are this is happening, that's too much money for a RT.  His butt is sliding over to the left side and I drafted a solid RT and a swing tackle (that also can play guard) later on.  Cox I drafted to take over for Chinn's roll.  Chinn slides back to FS and Grant I drafted to replace Burris in a year and as injury insurance.  No quality depth at safety. Two corners drafted, a slot WR, 3-tech DT,  DE/DT that can line up anywhere on the DL and a pass rushing DE.  I would take this draft all day!

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This one fell pretty good. no trades. 

 

 

Your Picks:
Round 1 Pick 8: Justin Fields, QB, Ohio State (A)
Round 2 Pick 7: Caleb Farley, CB, Virginia Tech (A+)
Round 3 Pick 9: Richie Grant, FS/SS, Central Florida (A)
Round 4 Pick 8: Quinn Meinerz, OG, Wisconsin-Whitewater (A+)
Round 5 Pick 7: James Hudson, OT, Cincinnati (A+)
Round 5 Pick 40 (COMP): D'Ante Smith, OT, East Carolina (A+)
Round 6 Pick 9: Max Richardson, ILB/OLB, Boston College (A+)
Round 6 Pick 38 (COMP): Noah Gray, TE, Duke (A+)

 

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