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Open Roster spots - 12(from my roster lock post) Positional Battle QB3:(1 open spot) Ehlinger Slovis Bean -------------------------------------------- Positional Battle RB3:(1 open spot) Sermon Goodson Pennix Scott Vet FA? Possible FA Additions: Akers Elliott Cook Hunt Penny -------------------------------------------------------------------- Roster Battle WR6:(might not keep 6?) Dulin(favorite if we keep 6) Montgomery Winfree White Cleveland Fernea Bynum ---------------------------------------- Roster Battle TE4:(1 open spot) Alie-Cox Granson Murray Tomlinson ------------------------------------------------ Positional Battle OL9/10:(1-2 open spots) Witt Sills Hambright Kidd Tucker Pinter French Anderson --------------------------------------------------- Positional Battle DL9/10:(1-2 open spots) Leo Land Avery Adebawore Bryan Laulu Johnson Coe ---------------------------------------- Position Battle LB5/6:(1-2 open spots) Stuard McGrone Olubi Anderson Ajiake Young -------------------------------------------- Position Battles CB4:(1 open spot) Speed Baker Jr Abraham Vet FA? Position Battles NB2:(1 open spot) Lammons Abraham Possible FA Additions: Nelson Gilmore Witherspoon Howard Adoree Jackson JC Jackson Levi Wallace ----------------------------------------------- Position Battle FS1/2:(2 open spots) Thomas Scott Simpson Vet FA? Position Battle S4:(included with players above) Denbow Possible FA Additions: Simmons Diggs Eddie Jackson Hyde What's your 12? Here is list of my locks. I'll make my list in a little bit. Think it will play out something like this. Positional groups #"s. QB3 - 1 RB3 - 1 WR6 - 1 TE4 - 1 OL9/10 - 1 DL9/10 - 1 LB5/6 - 1 CB4 - 1 NB2 - 1 S3/4 - 2 That leaves 1 roster spot for and 2nd OL,DL,LB, only one positional group. -
By throwing BBZ · Posted
Mitchell is going to need watching after by grown-ups. He had a low level response to where he was drafted. And Ballard passing on him tells me AD has issues and they are known in the community. I believe he will have great support from teammates and coaches so hopefully his friends and family help him do things right. Watching his moves taking guys deep looks very mature and Exciting. Oh ya! -
That wasn't exactly my point. I think if he was targeting AM, he would have simply picked him at 46. IMO, he traded down because CAR offered and he wasn't stuck on any one player on his board, not because it was a strategy to get AM plus another pick, which is what I think you are saying. When he says that "nobody knows how this stuff plays out", I don't think he is saying "I knew how it was going to play out from pick 46 to 52, and I knew nobody was going to snipe us for AM, so I wanted to get another pick too." I think he saw AM was clearly the highest BPA on his board when they were on the clock....maybe a few picks ahead like around the time pick 50 was on the clock. I think if he was flat out targeting AM around the time, say, when pick 43 was on the clock, he would have just picked him at 46, and not gambled if he really wanted AM then. That's how I interpret his quote. -
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By coltsfan1965 · Posted
I think it's more about the D-Coordinator and the individual player. Leonard was great because of speed and coverage skills. He fit into that defense. If you saw another of him, you'd hopefully want him. The league is tilted more and more toward passing. You have 3-4 linemen and everyone else has to cover to some extent. Sideline to sideline LB's who can cover are still valuable, but it's a less rare skill set than a cover corner or a pass rusher.
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