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2025 NFL Draft - Day 3 Discussion


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1 minute ago, Tbe said:


100% blackshear replacement.

Not the same role as Chuba, etc.

That is my thinking unless a trade is upcoming. Remember Rico Dowdle is on a one year contract. After the first three rounds I will trust them. 

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2 minutes ago, XClown1986 said:

Etienne is our true receiving threat out of the backfield. That was actually something that Miles Sanders brought to the table that we hadn't replaced until now.

There is literally a better receiving RB still on the board.

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Low-mileage back with modest production and average explosiveness but legitimate three-down versatility. He lacks the speed and power of his brother, the Jacksonville Jaguars’ Travis Etienne, but Trevor wins with vision, elusiveness and efficiency. He is capable inside and does a nice job of staying tight to the track but could struggle to get tough yards. He runs with average burst wide but sets up tacklers and gets in and out of cuts without losing speed. Etienne catches with sticky hands, evades tacklers in space and has a very good understanding of protections. He has middle-round value but could become a third-down option early in his career.

 

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