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If it means Arizona can't, they might, there's too much uncertainty with Gordon to not and the 3rd round pick serves as value.

I'd be very okay with trading draft positions for Gordon, as long as he's the icing and less the value, a 10 for 12, their 3rd and Gordon, makes sense. Gordon needs a better organization to play for, Buffalo is that (hard to believe sometimes) This doesn't remove the need for a WR for Buffalo, but it helps. At 12, I'd consider trading down again, Tampa might want to move up 7 spots to get the RB they desire...why not add a 2nd round pick too. If we ended the weekend with The 19th pick 2 2nd round picks 2 3rd round picks We could get, the TE, Safety, Corner, LB and OT we need (all top 100 talents)and still get Josh Gordon. I think that would be a slam dunk draft.

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I think if we are down to our 3rd QB in a game, we are in survive mode. I think what the thought is, keep Jones as the back up, if we are down to Jones starting, due to an injury to Tyrod in that same game, the emergency QB would be Logan Thomas. Most teams don't dress a third string QB, if we draft someone or get a UDFA, he can stay on the practice squad till he is called up due to injuries.

There were plenty of times Glenn lined up on the right, on a heavy set, I am pretty sure he did not protest this move. I firmly believe would be the best RT in the NFL if he were to line up there, I re-watched some of the Browns game yesterday (I was bored and needed a pick me up) Kouandjio more than held his own, he physically looks like what you want a LT to look like, he looks a lot more athletic than his Combine numbers would indicate too. If we do this and he struggles, we have an answer...move Glenn back and start Mills at RT, but I think if we have the Kouandjio we had last year for those few games, we will have a great year.

I think we need to trade down, we have 4 major weak spots 1-will LB, even if Zach Brown re-signs here, I think he is best suited to play the Mike. 2-2nd WR, we have much better WR depth, but we need someone to take pressure off of Watkins 3-cornerback, Darby is fine, but Seymour is unproven. He could turn out to be suitable. We also need a Nickel unpgrade 4-RT, unless Glenn is moved there and Kujo starts at LT. How I'd address it. First trade down, if we can get another pick in the top 100, we would be in good shape, ideally Cleveland who needs to move up to get their QB, they could give one of their stockpiled picks. Let's say it's a third round pick. 1st-Foster, I think the combine makes him slip a little. Foster-ZBrown(hopefully)-Ragland makes me feel pretty good, with PBrown, Humber and Alexander as back ups, Alexander could also add a joker element. 2nd-Zay Jones-size and speed. Coaching staff knows him well. 3rd(a) best remaining CB, hopefully Witherspoon I'd also add Alterraun Verner, he's a average zone corner we could use as a Nickel 3rd(b) David Sharpe OT, a Glenn clone 6'6" 345 with 35+ inch arms. Good movement skills and played in the SEC

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My guess, it'll be similar to the Malcolm Smith contract, better than last year, but not top 5 money

I'm happy with this, I thought he was a good 4th and slot WR in addition to his ability to return the ball

If anyone wants a really good cry, watch "Gleason" it's on Amazon prime, it shows what ALS does to a person. It breaks my heart every time I see him.

I'm just not sold on Howard and they won't get "rid" of Clay, he's one of the most complete TEs in the NFL. I've not ruled out LB, Foster is a rare athlete

We need a weak side LB, a WR and corners. That's why I'm in favor of trading down. My ideal scenario would involve this Houston loses out on the Romo deal, Cousins remains in DC, NE doesn't trade Jimmy G to Cleveland. SF picks a QB. With Cleveland and Arizona right behind us, Houston offers their first pick (25th) a third this year, next year's first, but in this deal we give up a 4th next year and our 6th this year. All to get a QB Recap: our 10th pick, our 6th round pick and next year's forth for Houston's 25th pick, a third and next year's first. We draft Foster, who I could see falling after the combine. 2nd round we pick Zay Jones and a CB like Witherspoon in the third and another WR or CB in the third. Then next year we have two firsts, so if Tyrod struggles we have the picks to move up to get a better pick and QB. If he doesn't struggle, then we will have two picks to fill other holes. Getting vets on a one year deal wouldn't be a bad move either i.e. Stevie Johnson if he's healthy and the corner from Tampa. We then could carry additional cap room into Free agency next year

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If SF doesn't get Kirk Cousins, I think this is their guy, he seems to fit the type of QB that the new head coach likes (cousins and Ryan) I'm kind of with Ryan L Blitz, I think he'll be a stud.

I think it's clear we are trying to get younger and are going to trade down, 6 picks to fill this many holes isn't enough. I know we are also going to capitalize on the 2nd wave, Zach Brown, Sean Spence and Jenkins can fill linebacker gaps. Claiborne and Verner can help the secondary. Floyd and Aikens can help the WR. I expect @ least 2 of these guys signed

I think if we were taking a RB at 10, we would have signed at least one CB or quality WR in this free agent season. and Adams will be picked before 10

Yes, because I went to bed at my normal time, which is ten (I value sleep) but I wasn't tired, then my alarm went off at 5:45 and I was exhausted, I work in outside sales so when I went to my first appointment he was late, he overslept, then we spent our time together yawning, So I decided after that, it was time to got to the office to get some coffee and make calls, but then I got distracted. I could see that, but for me I love to eat and the anxiety and panic attacks kept my metabolism higher...I went from a fit 6'4" 205 to a not as fit 6'4" 245 pounds.

I wish that were the case for me, I've gained 40 pounds since I went on it.

I suffer from anxiety, I've been on Lexapro for 7 years, every now and then they adjust it and I always seem to go back to it. I've suffered with Depression since I was a junior in high school, I go to therapy for it. Try Cod liver oil, it has helped me a lot, I met a dietary nutritionist years ago (due to weight gain from the Lexapro) she suggested it and I can't begin to tell you how much it's helped. Not saying it is a cure, saying it help, that and the therapy. I find it also helps with my ADD, although I am at my office and clearly I am distracted...I blame DST for that

I enjoy seeing the evolution of mocks, seeing where players started prior to the 2016 draft to their current projection. http://www.mockdrafthq.com/2017-nfl-mock-draft this one has Cam Robinson going first, now he's a 2nd round pick. Chad Kelly is a top ten pick...

I think we bring back White, he wasn't stellar, but he's cheap and has the size you look for in a cover 2 cover 3 corner

If he comes here, he starts, he's got more fight in him than Gilmore. Injuries have slowed his career thus far, 1 year deal worth 6 or 7 million seems right.

I'd rather have DJ Fluker, also since the Patriots are interested, they must see potential still

I think with all of the holes, we have to trade down, there's a lot of quality in this draft, so trading back getting an additional 2nd or third and coming out with 4 potential quality starters would be huge.