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12 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

Funny thing--we should have enough info to have a very open mind right now, but it sorta works the opposite direction.  With very limited knowledge, some of us are dug in and certain who the pick should be--I am more confused than ever--but that is how i roll.

If they know which teams need/want QBs, my my........ It's looking like dart goes #9. 

This maybe a weird weak draft, but the classic rule is in play. supply demand. There is NOTHING left in the QB market, unless you want to deal with 41 year old psychedelic-knob Arod and his BS. So as bad as the QB draft pool, which I feel is over blown. There's no elite group, but I think around 10-12 will be draft by round 6. Some will become legit starters.

So if ANY team wants/needs a QB, this is your only realistic chance. They will have to pay up.

 

Watch out for Tyler Shough, for the past week Ive seen and hear crazy reports about him. He could go early 2nd round and nearly everyone has him around 4-5 round. He's lava hot, just like nolen. A couple others QBs jumping up for teams. 

The 2-4, *should have surprising action at QB . 

https://www.si.com/nfl/seahawks/seahawks-john-schneider-2025-nfl-draft-quarterback-comments

 

GM Schneider doesn't think its a bad or weak class, just depends on fit, team, and price. But in the interview, he let on on like this QB class has lots of talented options. I agree with him. 

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6 hours ago, MHS831 said:

Trade: 

Indy wants Warren and they fear a few teams before them.  So I found a trade calculator and did this:

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So I get 14, 45, 80.  for 8, 111, 114, and 163. 

Panthers move back to 14, have 2 second rounders (45, 57), and two third rounders (74, 80)-five picks on days 1 and 2.

 

If you can get that do it all day

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7 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

He will be the 2nd wr selected after Hunter unless the Panthers take McMillan at 8.

We don’t need another guy like Tet though. We already have Legette. They are the same style of player. 
 

we need a speed, shifty guy like the Dolphins have, or the tandem like the Eagles have. I’d prefer the Chiefs set-up with a Kelci like guy, as that has worked well for them. 

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