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think about it--we added starters at G, G, X WR, and (in a weird way) C. That is 4/11 positions on offense. On defense, we have already added Robinson (DE), Clowney and Wonnum (OLBs), Jewell (ILB), Jackson (CB), and Fuller (S). If you consider the fact that we are getting Thompson back from IR, that makes 7/11 new starters on defense. Only Horn and Hill (CBs), Tuttle (DT) and Brown (DE) are returning starters. We could use a nickel and depth at CB, a "dawg" LB to play behind our 30-year-old ILBs, and I am not sure how they feel about edge. On offense, we could upgrade Mingo, Chubba, and TE. If I had to pick the top 3 needs in relation to this draft, I would go (Considering who we have and how much a rookie would upgrade the position-even if it is in a reserve role): 1. Nickel CB (Hill is 33 and Horn is hurt all the time. Not much behind them. 2. ILB depth (the new Kickoff rule will value linebackers, in my opinion) 3. Z Receiver (Mingo had a decent season under these circumstances as a rookie--43 receptions on 83 yards, however, is not ideal. Could mean separation is an issue, or timing. Still, I think they should start him at the beginning of the year at least. A third round-fifth round WR like Rice, Walker, McCaffery etc. who can compete with Mingo but take over the slot role in 2025 could be to move here. Instead of putting the #33rd pick on the seventh or eighth best WR, use those picks to fill other more pressing needs. We have 2 good, established WRs who have had 1000 yard seasons. Mingo had 418 yards as a rookie. WR is a need, but are we blowing it out of proportion? 1 -
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That's it. The world is ending and we're all doomed. CWC and I agree. Fug it all. -
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