Really don't think Penning will be on the board #17 or in this case #20. Slater was exception to the rule. Mis-diagnosed, “short armed OT that will have to kick inside to guard”. Now the brilliant ones, who like to pat themselves on the back and come up with stuff like flat footed, stiff as a board, feel Penning will have to kick inside as well. I can imagine if somehow, he slips to #17 and the Chargers pass or trade down and Telesco is unable address RT in free agency (passing on top OT still on the board) half of you would applaud, the other half come unglued. Seems there is just no pleasing some people.
Addressing RT in the first round, unless it’s your biggest hole and you have a franchise QB on a rookie deal, going higher positional value like CB or WR is usually the smart choice, but in this case just don’t know? You have to consider taking Penning #17 if there to bolster your OL and protect Herbert. He is the type of player you love to have, on your team but hate to play against, that kinda swings me.
otherwise if you wait, best case scenario, is drafting developmental guy with more upside than Pipkins but who still needs to get stronger, grow into his body and polish his technique. Very hard to draft a OT prospect later in the 3rd who is ready to start.
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Addressing RT in the first round, unless it’s your biggest hole and you have a franchise QB on a rookie deal, going higher positional value like CB or WR is usually the smart choice, but in this case just don’t know? You have to consider taking Penning #17 if there to bolster your OL and protect Herbert. He is the type of player you love to have, on your team but hate to play against, that kinda swings me.
otherwise if you wait, best case scenario, is drafting developmental guy with more upside than Pipkins but who still needs to get stronger, grow into his body and polish his technique. Very hard to draft a OT prospect later in the 3rd who is ready to start.
pff_mock_results 23.png
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