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I think we go O-line in 1st no matter if we pick top 10 or trade down. Cam is not in our long term plans no matter how the rest of this season plays out, why pay him for one more year? We already have Sam for $18 million, besides having Sam at QB would be our best chance for #1 overall next year and Bryce Young! I hate to say this but we are not competing for a Super Bowl next year, might as well acquire asset and talent. 

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Our only option is to get high enough draft pick to trade back a few times to acquire more draft capital then can probably get a qb in the 2nd highest priority I think is Center guards then OT given the opportunity Brady would provide average play at LT given the opportunity he has had the highest grade there when he played 

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7 hours ago, Prowler2k18 said:

I agree but doesn’t YGM fit that description?

Good points btw - not sure if any DE’s like this are worth a 1st round pick this year but I could be wrong.

 

YGM has the right size, but he lacks explosiveness and power in rushing the QB. He rushes the QB like a jag. The top ten pick version of this body type is an excellent pass rusher. They typically don't fall out of the top ten, and sometimes go #1 overall. They are the most important player on defense in a 4-3, and without one of them your defense will be exploited. There are two DEs who might go in the top ten of this draft, and they are this body type.

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