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Fixing the oline or pass rush.
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Grant is a number 4 wr imo. He is a reliable guy that won’t hurt you but has little upside.
Hilton
Drafted Wr
Rogers
Grant
unsure on 5th wr but I would expect Ebron to be used in the slot quite a bit.
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I’d rank the top 10 WRs prospects as follows:
DJ Moore - reminds me of Percy Harvin with the ball in his hands. Attacks the ball in air and is great after the catch.
Christian Kirk - good football player with great work ethic. Safe player. Will be in league for 10 years.
Courtland Sutton - size and Speed is impressive. Needs to develop the route running piece. Boom or bust prospect with highest upside of the group.
Calvin Ridley - great start stop ability and terrific route runner. Frail and questionable ability in traffic. Not a guy who high points the ball.
Equanimeous St. Brown - size speed freak. Reminds me of Aj green at times but the lack of production in 2017 is quite concerning.
Michael Gallup - love what I’ve seen from this kid. Attacks the ball in the air and very good route runner. Strong hands and feisty.
Dante Pettis - Smooth route runner. Questionable hands in traffic. Sells double moves really well. Good return ability.
Antonio Callaway - Off the field concerns but talent similar to Kirk. Very good in the SEC as a freshman. Big play guy in college.
Jmon moore - Looks the part and displays great body control at times but inconsistent. Love the talent but has to continue to improve. Good size that sells routes well when he wants to.
James Washington - deep threat with strong hands that benefitted greatly from spread offense and lack of defense in big 12.
Just Missed the cut:
Anthony Miller
Trequan Smith
No interest:
Auden Tate
Simmie Cobb
DJ Chark
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Landry is the best pass rusher in this draft IMO. We are rebuilding . We can teach him counter moves to his speed in the next year. There is a higher chance Landry is an elite player than Chubb.
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I like the signing. Ebron has the physical tools, but he has to stay focused and learn the little details to win consistently. Right now he just relies on his athleticism to get open. If he can understand leverage and positioning, he could be really good. The drops are mostly focus drops from what I have seen.
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Grant is just a guy. Aiken is better than grant and grant has no potential.
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We have been rumored to be looking at lots of WRs so I would expect one wr with a second round pick.
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Ive been critical of Ballard for his free agency plan this year, but this trade was absolutely the right move.
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I’m predicting Ballard might not pick a first rounder. It might cost too much money for the cheapskate to draft a first round pick.
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1 minute ago, Luck 4 president said:
Or Ballard didn’t want to pay him
Doesn’t seem like Ballard wants to pay anyone. Maybe he can convince one of these guys to play for free.
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Coleman is limited athletically. He’s just a tall guy. Nothing special as a wr.
Agree i I would rather add Latimer or Pryor.
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Jarvis Landry is just a poor mans golden Tate.
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1 hour ago, Indy1996 said:
When he was in buffalo he was healthy in LA for 1 season with a decent season
Jan 1, 2017 NFL Pedal Foot Fracture Watkins needed a 2nd surgery to repair his injured foot. Nov 30, 2016 NFL Pedal Foot Bruise Watkins made the injury report with a chronic sore left foot, but did not miss a game. Sep 15, 2016 NFL Pedal Foot Fracture Watkins hasn't recovered fully from his offseason foot surgery. He missed 8 games before getting back on the field. May 1, 2016 NFL Pedal Foot Fracture Watkins fractured his foot in preseason training and needed a screw inserted. Oct 18, 2015 NFL Pedal Ankle Sprain/Pull Unspecified Grade 1 Watkins sprained his left ankle on a TD reception and missed the next 2 games. Sep 27, 2015 NFL Leg Calf Strain Watkins suffered a fairly mild strain to his left calf against the Dolphins, but he did miss 2 games. Aug 17, 2015 NFL Thigh Glute Strain A preseason thigh injury ("sore glute") caused Watkins to miss 3 preseason games leading into the 2015 regular season. Nov 30, 2014 NFL Inguinal Hip Tear Watkins had minor surgery to fix a slight tear in the labrum in his hip. Nov 5, 2014 NFL Inguinal Groin Pull Grade 1 Watkins had a minor groin pull that did not cost him any playing time. Aug 28, 2014 NFL Chest Rib Bruise Watkins aggravated a previous rib bruise and left the preseason game against the Steelers. Aug 16, 2014 NFL Chest Rib Bruise The rookie had a relatively minor rib bruise that caused him to miss 1 preseason game. Dec 31, 2012 Non-NFL Pedal Ankle Sprain/Pull Unspecified Grade 1 The Clemson star WR was knocked out of the Chick-fil-A Bowl against LSU on the second play of the game with a sprain to his right ankle. Nov 12, 2011 Non-NFL Shoulder A/C Joint Sprain Hurt his right shoulder against Wake Forest and sat out against North Carolina Stat -
Just now, Shive said:
As a pure pass rusher, sure, but as a 3 down DE, not a chance.
We need a pure pass rusher more than we need a run stopping defensive end. You can’t teach Landry’s bend and get off. You can teach Chubb’s hand technique.
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Landry > Chubb
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Target:
equanimeous st. Brown (looks like a raw Aj green).
dj moore - reminds me of Percy Hardin as a player. Great after the catch.
Dante Pettis - really smooth route runner who can threaten deep and intermediate. Inconsistent in traffic.
antonio callaway - off field concerns and hamstrung by bad qb play but might have been best WR in SEC if he wasn’t suspended. Dynamic playmaker.
Anthony miller - smooth with big hands. Dominated at memphis.
Marcell Ateman. Big bodied wr (6ft 4) who drops weight well and makes sharp cuts. Injuries in past are concerns. Small hands for his size.
Don’t target:
Simmie Cobb - can’t separate
allen Lazard - can’t separate
christian Kirk - hype job. Shut down by better corners
courtland sutton - hype job . Struggles to separate and does not consistently come down with the ball in tight coverage
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Hill is a plodder in the Eddie lacy mold. No thanks.
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Jenkins is actually a really good corner. I’ll disagree with those that say he is inconsistent. When he is focused and locked in, he is one of the best in the league. The problem with Jenkins is the fact that he is a gambler and loves to make the big plays. His mentality leaves him susceptible to double moves. He plays a lot like Asante Samuel or Marcus Peters .He would be a good addition, but I don’t think he would come cheap.
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2 minutes ago, pgt_rob said:
The only real reason I believe they will take Barkley is because they don’t have any talent on offense except for Odell Beckham. When he went out with his injury, that team was dead in the water. They need OLine too but I severely doubt they take one at #2. They still have Eli so I don’t think a QB is in the mix yet either. That’s why I personally think they take Barkley and he will be a good fit there.
Disagree that they lack talent on offense besides Beckham. Sheppard is talented and a very good slot wr, marshall is talented although fading, and Evan engrams is a huge mismatch at te. They lack talent at the rb position.
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Picking Barkley is basically following the Bengals strategy of just drafting skill players and thinking you can win. Last year the Bengals surrounded Andy Dalton with Aj Green, 1st round pick John Ross, 2nd round pick Joe Mixon, and Tyler Eifert, but they completely neglected the trenches. As a result, Dalton had his worst season in years. Mixon was ineffective running behind a terrible oline. Green faced constant double teams and the Bengals were a huge disappointment. Now the Bengals did invest in the oline early in previous drafts, but the players they had drafted to step in for the veterans leaving had not shown they were ready to play.
We we can get by with Mack at RB, but we cannot get by without a decent oline and edge rushers to close a game. I am not as high on Chubb as others. Harold Landry is a more talented player imo. Landry has the elite athleticism and burst that Chubb lacks. The most important parts of Chubb’s game are his hands and relentlessness. I believe these are teachable items that can make Landry an elite pass rusher. Meanwhile, I do not believe you can teach Chubb the traits that Landry possesses.
Nelson would be a very good pick imo. He would protect Luck in the passing game, open running lanes, and allow us to make easy throws off play action.
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I have a hard time believing he is a high priority with the Chargers as they have Keenan Allen and just drafted Mike Williams at WR.
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Hell no! We need a guy at rb who is actually a threat. A long run for gore is 7 yards at this point.
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I don’t think he will bust either. He is too good out of the backfield and in space to bust. The problem I have with him is he does not play to his size. He does not grind out the tough yards and take what is there. He does not finish runs. He is dynamic in space and has incredible lateral agility, but he’s not sticking his nose in there and pushing the pile. He reminds me of a bigger, faster Christian McCafrey.
For comparison, Derrius Guice who is likely the second rb off the board does a much better job in confined space, pushing the pile and fighting for extra yards. Guice is a physical runner who loves contact, but is not nearly as dynamic as Barkley in the receiving game or in space.
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His size will likely limit him to being a slot/nickel corner.
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Very blurry . I would be very happy with that haul you mentioned in your third post but I have a hard time seeing Landry there at 18.