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By CanadianCat · Posted
I also didnt think that Tepper was too involved. I think he liked to be engaged in the process but never did he seem to influence anything. If Im an owner Im in the draft room as well. Hell I get excited about draft season in Madden if I can do it in real life.... -
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By The Third Reich · Posted
I realize it about the expectations, but on paper, we drafted players who would have a chance to compete at positions where any could realistically step in and take the job---Freeling? Yup. Hunter? Yup. Brazzell? Yup. It is likely that all three see the field early and often. Day 3: Lee? I see him as the #3 CB and the job is his when they are ready for him--and it is his to lose. Hecht? I loved him in mock research and called him the best C in the draft. He might play a year behind Fortson or he could take the job--regardless, he is the obvious front runner for the 2027 season. Wheatley? I see Ransom and Moehrig as basically the same "in the box" type S. If Wheatley can learn for a season behind Scott, he has the tools to be a serviceable FS, something this team needs. Finally, Kuwatch seemed to be a PS pick, and he could be--but to win the 4th ILB job, he needs to beat out Bam Morris-Scott and with a 46.5 vertical (I can't do that on the triple jump) and a superior RAS rating, he looks like a special teamer and depth piece.....I forgot about Morgan's comment about giving up the 5th--probably to get ahead of Detroit. Freeling has the athleticism and the tools to be the best OT in this draft. The others lacked arm length or something like that--Freeling simply lacks a ton of experience.
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