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Oh I know, I just couldn't help it. Feel better @Virgil !

The one used to take Delpit or the one used to take Higgins?

With the 29th pick, the Tennessee Titans select Trevon Diggs, CB Alabama. The Packers ( @Buffalo Junction ) are on the clock. Logan Ryan's deal is up and he is allowed to walk in FA due to age and potential contract numbers. Malcom Butler is under contract for another couple of years (at a high price), but is approaching 30 and coming off IR. Tennessee looks to get younger and cheaper in the secondary. Diggs is a sure choice to pair with Adoree Jackson for the future and ensure pass defense does not quickly become a liability for the Titans in 2020.

No thank you. I don't have a ton of capital and should be able to get a player at a position of need at 29.

Well shucks

He's across the pond so he could already be asleep. That's fine, it gives us time to focus on playing "Gruntled or Disgruntled" with the Bills trade! Edit: I stand corrected.

Don't let the rug get pulled out from under you again...

The helmet incident is the only reason I can think of he would slip that far. You did remind me of Watt though, he could also go before White. Either way if we are redrafting based solely on how the players have done on the field then White is top 5. I wouldn't put Adams ahead of him.

Oh absolutely. You have Mahomes, Watson, and Garrett top 3. After that I find it hard to put anyone ahead of White.

He should be like 4 or 5.

Maybe not glaring, but CB is definitely a sneaky need. Kevin Johnson may be gone in FA, and even if he re-signs I'd be wary about him staying healthy for a full season if he takes over as CB2 (given his history in Houston). And who knows if Levi Wallace will settle down should Johnson not be there to rotate with him.

Agree on all counts. I think EDGE or WR will be the pick ultimately and I like what both Moss and Perine can offer as running mates with Singletary. I haven't heard much about Vaughn, but another name I will throw out there is AJ Dillon from BC. We have gone to the BC well before with some success. I have not studied him too much to see if he would be a fit, but I do know he is one of the bigger backs in this years class. He's probably a Day 3 pick right now.

I have long thought a bigger back will be the target. However, I do see the argument for an explosive back like Swift even if such a player is a little smaller. Again, I don't see it working out for the Bills to take Swift at #22.

I just don't see it. I think they do draft a RB, but not until RD 3/4. Someone like Perine or Moss.

Thank you, sir. I ordered them according to my preference if that helps as you get more volunteers.

I lurk pretty much every day. Just don't take the time to post often. I'll be around.

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IMO he is waiting for after the Super Bowl to sign a one day contract and retire a 49er.

No it wasn't much. My point is that the injury slowed down their plan to integrate him in the offense so it took longer than anyone wanted for him to become featured.

He's a rookie that got hurt early on and missed some time. I don't think it's unreasonable it took time for him to settle into the offense.

He was hurt too...

To add on the defensive side of the ball, they are really good at disguising pre snap. That is why Brady has struggled against McDermott defenses.

It 100% is.

AHHH FEELS GREAT!!

Didn't need to be at the game to share that thought lol