twfish
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Latu wants #15, I would bet Flacco gives it up. Mitchell though will be a tough one, I would have bet 15 for him since 5 is taken but maybe he takes 10?
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17 minutes ago, cdgacoltsfan said:
Vegas odds are 3-1 Rodgers gets cut
This alone deserves the laughing emoji to come back
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20 minutes ago, MacDee1975 said:
Except the glaring hole at starting cb.
Right now we are slated to start an udfa talent coming off an achilles tear.
I mean Kenny Moore is a UDFA and he’s been doing okay…… not sure if flowers sub plants either Brent’s or Jones so he’s likely a back up.
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3 minutes ago, Moosejawcolt said:
Best way to protect a D is to run the ball. These last two picks are also in the even they don't resign Kelly and Smith. I think we're going to a little old school. We r going to maul teams, go play action, and air it out. I wanted some corners, but I think this team is going to pound teams. Love the approach.
Steichans own words were throw to score but run to win. Absolutely going to play some smash mouth football with some passing finesse
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Just now, MikeCurtis said:
The Franchise Guy whom I am watching a bit today loves the pick
Put some NFL muscle on him and train him and he should be our starting C in 1-2 yearsGreat Pick
He’s loving the entire draft thus far
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Love this one. We need a center for the future, this guy is going to be it
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1 hour ago, Defjamz26 said:
I’m curious where he would sit at as a OG instead of OT
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If we snag Khyree Jackson in the third it will be a perfect draft for me.
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2 minutes ago, krunk said:
So what to do with Pierce now?
He will still be a vertical guy, Mitchell has the potential to be an alpha guy though and more then just a deep threat
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Let’s freaking goooooooo!!!!
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I voted DeJean before seeing Mitchell, AD then DeJean for me
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I’m pretty happy here. I really had 3 people I was wanting at 15, Bowers, Mitchell and Latu. I would have talked myself into BTJ but felt like he was going to be redundant, and would have been fine with Arnold too. Bowers being gone, and having a feeling the front office wasn’t going to invest super early on a position they have already invested in recently.
It does make me laugh though, reading these negative post from members I don’t recognize repeating talking points anyone who’s followed the draft already know. How can you be so negative when you haven’t watched a second of film?
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On 3/31/2024 at 3:23 PM, stitches said:
Urgh! I hate you!
I think I'm going all in on Latu. I think he will be great. Don't take this to mean I don't want BTJ.
Wish was granted lol
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I’d do probably a 5th. With injury and taking on his salary he’s not worth giving up that much.
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I can’t complain about it, you took build a Ballard type players. Big athletic guys. Khyree Jackson vs T.J Tampa would be an interesting to pick from.
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I personally wouldn’t touch Williams with a 10 foot pole. He seems like a distraction and cancerous. He may be Uber talented but I don’t feel like he is a winner, and don’t feel like his heart is in it. I think he gets the bag and just sets it on cruise control. There is absolutely nothing to base this off of aside from my gut feeling.
MayeDaniels
Penix
Nix
McCarthy
Maye is your prototype passer and I think his deficiencies are easily fixed with good coaching.
Daniels seems the most limited to me, proficient and will be very dependent on where he goes.
Will always have a soft spot for Penix, he throws such a pretty deep ball. His 40 time should have opened some eyes.
Nix is probably the safest pick IMO. I think he’s got the tools to fit nearly any offense. Has the athleticism, arm talent and I think he’s got the between the ears to excel in most offenses.
I see the appeal with McCarthy, he was as unselfish as they come allowing the run game to shine instead of checking to pass plays. I think his ceiling is a solid game manager.
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7 hours ago, stitches said:
That bod pod is pretty interesting, I wonder what the science is behind it
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15 minutes ago, Indyfan4life said:
He was already on the books for a $22.75M cap hit, so it changes little to nothing.
So it essentially just extended his contract with the same money?
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I think one of my favorite plays was him running and getting tackled and delivering an absolute dot to Moncreif for a TD against the bengals. He was an absolute difference maker.
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I know not really on target but I would move on from Kyler if I was Arizona. Back to back drafts they’ve been in a position to draft a great QB prospect but stay committed to Kyler when he’s been questionable at best and never a game changer IMHO. They will regret not taking a QB when they had the opportunity twice
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16 minutes ago, Superman said:
I don't really like Verse.
Elaborate? I haven’t watched the edge rushers as much this year, focused more on DB’s and WR so I’d love to hear your take.
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1 hour ago, stitches said:
One of the easier ones IMO. I'd take Arnold. I think he's the best CB in the draft and I think if Ballard drafts him this would mean a bit of a change of direction or at least an attempt to diversify the coverage we are playing since he's one the best preess-man corner prospect in the draft.
I’m personally higher in Mitchell than I am on Arnold. I feel like Mitchell is the better all around CB and can excel in Zone and man and has all the measurables, there’s nothing wrong at all with Arnold I just really like Mitchell.
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Just like the others, take a vote.
the more I think about things the less likely we are to take a CB early but that’s another topic…
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I like Khyree Jackson quite a bit. He may of only ran a 4.5 but is 6.36 (6’4) but plays super physical
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Rookie mini camp
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The only thing the public can attend is training camp in august. Highly recommend it, it’s a lot of fun. There are tickets to that but they are free.