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2020 and 2021 Draft Picks to the PS

DaveThePanther2008

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22 minutes ago, Newbie said:

That looks good but Taylor is making the team and wouldn't clear waivers anyways. 

I admit that I don't know much about Taylor, but I did mean to include him on my poachable list. He was a fringe guy for me, but I ended up giving his roster spot to Chandler. Mainly because of how much Rhule talked up Chandler's ST play recently. I haven't heard Taylor mentioned in camp.

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1 hour ago, shaqattaq said:

I admit that I don't know much about Taylor, but I did mean to include him on my poachable list. He was a fringe guy for me, but I ended up giving his roster spot to Chandler. Mainly because of how much Rhule talked up Chandler's ST play recently. I haven't heard Taylor mentioned in camp.

Taylor is a tall press corner who fits Phil Snow’s defense well. I think I saw him listed higher than STO and Pride Jr. already on the depth chart already. I haven’t heard much about most of our rookies in training camp but the Athletic had a positive blurb on Jackson’s training camp. I get your point on Chandler but if anything Taylor will make it over Hoskins. We can sign Hoskins to the practice squad but I’d be shocked if someone like Seattle didn’t grab Taylor. 

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11 minutes ago, Newbie said:

Taylor is a tall press corner who fits Phil Snow’s defense well. I think I saw him listed higher than STO and Pride Jr. already on the depth chart already. I haven’t heard much about most of our rookies in training camp but the Athletic had a positive blurb on Jackson’s training camp. I get your point on Chandler but if anything Taylor will make it over Hoskins. We can sign Hoskins to the practice squad but I’d be shocked if someone like Seattle didn’t grab Taylor. 

I hear ya. Hoskins was another fringe guy on my list. So many new guys on the bottom of the list, it's hard to get a feel for everyone. I am impressed with how much we keep churning those last 5 guys on the roster. Much more than previous years it seems.

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14 minutes ago, shaqattaq said:

I hear ya. Hoskins was another fringe guy on my list. So many new guys on the bottom of the list, it's hard to get a feel for everyone. I am impressed with how much we keep churning those last 5 guys on the roster. Much more than previous years it seems.

Our opponents target our weakest players on rotation.  I was watching the highlights of the Saints game the other day, and they kept killing us in the run....each time the huge hole was because one of our DEPTH lineman.  

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