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Originally posted by Boltjolt View Post
It's early and not sure how often they do updates on those right now.
There are players in it that won't declare as well,..... just like last year.
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Originally posted by TexanBeerlover View Post
You can find a stud of anything later rounds but seriously you can address a stud RT later than a stud Corner. I know we harp on Storm but he plays his ass off. You can see it in his face, we could do worse than a man who gives everything he has. Not his fault Bulaga opts out for medical reasons…… Aboushi was a huge hit, we could have fared much better with him in the lineup, but this secondary stinks. I’m not going redraft 2021 I’m so happy overall with most, we’re seeing some fruit bear where there was none, but corner was need went unsatisfied. Would say OL/CB/CB/OL.
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Originally posted by La Costa Boy View Post
With hindsight being 20/20 I could see us following up Samuel Jr. with at least one more corner in the 3rd. We would trade Palmer or McKitty right now for a decent cover corner. Plus we could have gotten either one in the 4th or possibly the 5th round. Last year's 3rd round is making us wheeze right about now.......
Originally posted by Bolt Dude View Post
Imagine if we get Ojulari, JOK, or Moehrig.
Still like Grant.Originally posted by chaincrusher View Post
What I want us to do and my game entry (notwithstanding that I do not really think it will happen):
Tyson Campbell (probably not on the board as ATL is sitting early in round 2 after not taking CB in round 1)
Trey Smith (legitimate OG prospect that can push Aboushi or play OG if Feiler needs to kick outside if there is an injury)
Spencer Brown (who can take over for Bulaga after a couple of years)
Then, the OL is done and done with quality. We have options even with injury. I see a dearth of good 5-tech DL players and the edge rushers remaining when we pick do not impress me.
With the above approach, I would then sign Malik Hooker after the draft to address the FS issue.
What I am concerned will happen:
Asante Samuel, Jr. (overrated Verrett clone only not as good, and we could be foolish enough to compound the mistake by trading up for him)
Tommy Tremble (overrated Notre Dame TE)
Aaron Banks (overrated Notre Dame OG)
Originally posted by Formula 21 View Post3 guys got Samual. That’s it. TT outfoxed us all.
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Originally posted by La Costa Boy View Post
Yeah.....I know that.......just having fun at this point. But I do believe all 4 of those RB's are in this year's draft.......
Ekeler is a 200 lb guy but he has been dinged a lot and we are fortunate he hasnt been so far this season.
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Originally posted by Bolt Dude View Post
He played there during the stretch CHJ was injured. Thought he looked solid. I’m open to other possibilities, but I don’t think NB is a higher priority than RT, DT, and EDGE. We’ll have a better understanding of what to draft after FA. Tommy’s got cash burning a hole in his pocket.
Very small sample size to claim that he could/should be the starter at slot.
The last 2 weeks, injuries to Davis and Samuels have shown that you need CB's that can also play outside.
In a league that has become a throw-first league... I'm not leaving myself thin-and-developing @ the CB position.
IMO, the slot CB has to be a great defender (inside routes harder to defend than boundary routes) and must be a durable, physical tackler. With evolving, statistically driven, offenses... defensive philosophies will need to keep up. I think the slot CB position will become populated with uber-talented players. I just don't see those players in the 3rd and 4th rounds. Tre'vius Hodges-Tomlinson is the closest 3rd/4th round prospect I see. His size (or lack) is a concern for me in regards to asking him to tackle 220 lb NFL RB's on a regular basis.
I'm not forgetting about our need @ RT, EDGE, or DT. I agree that those positions are great needs. At this time, I see guys at those positions that I trust a lot more than any of the 3rd/4th round CB's. I'll keep digging on some of those mid-round CB's you mentioned earlier.
If one of the top-3 OT's is there @mid-20's... then sure, I'm going OT in the 1st. But if it's Trevor Penning vs. one of the top-4 CB's, I just think the BPA would be one of the CB's.
I think TT addresses DT in FA and I think that EDGE is a pretty deep class (extending into the late 4th round.
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MOCK DRAFT SELECTIONS (3 ROUNDS)
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Ikem Ekwonu
IOL | NC State
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Travon Walker
DL | Georgia
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Haskell Garrett
DL | Ohio State
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Originally posted by Boltjolt View Post
They have Notre Dame RB Kyren Williams in it who is a RS Sophomore so he may or may not declare and i really like him a lot but he is only a 199 pounder and i dont think we will be looking for a sub 200 lb RB. If he were 215 he would up there on my list.
Ekeler is a 200 lb guy but he has been dinged a lot and we are fortunate he hasnt been so far this season.
Pass Pro.
Hands.
Vision.
Instincts.
Short area quickness.
Same size as EK as a rookie.
Direct replacement for JJackson.
Under consideration for me.
Should the Domer drop to us @ Round 3.Last edited by wu-dai clan; 11-22-2021, 12:20 PM.We do not play modern football.
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Originally posted by TexanBeerlover View Post
you can double check the draft thread, but plenty of us stunned they went WR/TE instead of DB/DT.
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But I would have crushed the third round with Spencer Brown and Trey Smith as they would be the starting right side of our OL right now and for years ahead. They both have been draft hits and would have been perfect picks for exactly where our OL injuries have been. Filling one side of the OL with good starters found in round three would have been a great result for us.
In Telesco's defense, Smith may have been struck from our draft board for medical reasons. But Spencer Brown was there for us when we took Palmer.
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Breakdown of the Georgia defense under Kirby Smart. Good stuff. Smart is teaching overload principles and zone blitzes to the youngsters, and they are shutting people down.
Having a monster like Jordan Davis at DT makes it all work.
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