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Originally posted by Velo View Post
I think Marvin Harrison the younger is a generational talent. Keenan, Marvin, Quentin, Josh - would be a pretty decent WR corps. Imagine Herbert with a player like Marvin Harrison Jr. Just drafting him would send shockwaves through the division. First Herbert gets Harbaugh, now Harrison? The shockwaves would be akin to those the Axis countries felt after the Allied landings on D-Day.1. Mason Taylor TE LSU
2. Quinshon Judkins RB Ohio st
3. Kyle Kennard Edge So. Carolina ✓
4. CJ West DT Indiana
5. Don'te Thornton WR Tennessee
6. Zah Frazier CB UTSA
6. Jarquez Hunter RB Auburn
6. Jay Higgins LB Iowa
6. Hunter Wohler S Wisconsin
7. Carson Vinson OT Alabama
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Originally posted by Velo View PostIf Marvin Harrison Jr. falls to #5, which I see more and more pundits predict due the belief the 1st four picks will be QBs, the Chargers will no-brainer take him, right? Do we agree on this?
Consensus here? Bah humbug!!!
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Originally posted by blueman View Post
I’m sure some team will make it easy for us lol.
If Harrison Jr is available, pretty sure he'll be the choice.
I can't think of a reason why they'll opt for the solid RT or some 2nd banana to Will Anderson type.
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Originally posted by Velo View Post
I think Marvin Harrison the younger is a generational talent. Keenan, Marvin, Quentin, Josh - would be a pretty decent WR corps. Imagine Herbert with a player like Marvin Harrison Jr. Just drafting him would send shockwaves through the division. First Herbert gets Harbaugh, now Harrison? The shockwaves would be akin to those the Axis countries felt after the Allied landings on D-Day.
Having said that, there will be some very good options in rounds 2 & 3.
I'm not certain why Leggette isn't getting more hype here.
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Originally posted by Velo View PostIf Marvin Harrison Jr. falls to #5, which I see more and more pundits predict due the belief the 1st four picks will be QBs, the Chargers will no-brainer take him, right? Do we agree on this?
I agree wholeheartedly on this. Incredible work ethic and desire to be a star like his Dad.
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Originally posted by powderblueboy View Post
Keenan, Quentin and Josh is a very questionable group rolling with in 2025.
Having said that, there will be some very good options in rounds 2 & 3.
I'm not certain why Leggette isn't getting more hype here.
But if they draft Legette or McConkey there, ok..1. Mason Taylor TE LSU
2. Quinshon Judkins RB Ohio st
3. Kyle Kennard Edge So. Carolina ✓
4. CJ West DT Indiana
5. Don'te Thornton WR Tennessee
6. Zah Frazier CB UTSA
6. Jarquez Hunter RB Auburn
6. Jay Higgins LB Iowa
6. Hunter Wohler S Wisconsin
7. Carson Vinson OT Alabama
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Originally posted by AK47 View Post
Dallas Turner just may be the best player of the draft when we look back 5 years from now. If there was 1 player built to stop a Patrick Mahomes its this kid meaning he'd a be a problem for any QB. The upper body frame and strength of a 6-5 270lb guy with the open field agility of a 6-1 safety with 4.46 speed. Kid is like 80% of his full potential right now.
amazing.HAMMER TIME
(can't touch him)
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Originally posted by 21&500 View Post
I didn't realize he was that heavy.
amazing.1. Mason Taylor TE LSU
2. Quinshon Judkins RB Ohio st
3. Kyle Kennard Edge So. Carolina ✓
4. CJ West DT Indiana
5. Don'te Thornton WR Tennessee
6. Zah Frazier CB UTSA
6. Jarquez Hunter RB Auburn
6. Jay Higgins LB Iowa
6. Hunter Wohler S Wisconsin
7. Carson Vinson OT Alabama
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Originally posted by 21&500 View Post
I didn't realize he was that heavy.
amazing.
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Originally posted by AK47 View Post
Actually just 245 lbs. Having a 83 inch wingspan (6 foot 9 inches) with 43+ inch arms on his 6-3 frame helps him hand fight tackles like a bigger dude. That and explosion. Converting speed to power so to speak. Man I'm gonna have to whip out the ole' Waldo metrics circa 2009.
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