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My last stab at it: 30: Amos - CB - Ole Miss 56: Williams - DT - Ohio State 62: Collins - DT - Texas (109 & 132 to MIN for 97) 97: Felton - WR - Maryland 169: Bryant - CB - Kansas 170: Roberts - DE - SMU 173: Evans - TE - Notre Dame 177: Dolac - LB - Buffalo 206: Lundt - OT - Connecticut

Voted Amos. I feel there is a steeper talent cliff at CB after him than there is at DT. Plus, CB2 stands to require more playing time than a rotating DT. I’ve also seen him compared to Tre White a few times. Would in no way be upset with Harmon or Grant though.

Voted Egbuka. High on him as a prospect. Would hope we go CB/DT in Round 2 and trade up again if need be.

PFSN 30: Egbuka - WR - Ohio State Trade 56, 62, and 109 for 43 and 75 43: Amos - CB - Ole Miss 75: Alfred Collins - DT - Texas Trade 132, 170, and 177 for 114 114: Bryant - CB - Kansas 169: Kiser - LB - Notre Dame 173: Vinson - OT - Alabama A&M 206: Conyers - TE - Texas Tech

Happened to me, too

Voted Grant. Trade back to 34 was tough to pass up. May have voted Revel if he were an option. Amos too.

BPA Watts. Go Irish.

He would be a good option to round out the WR room. 4.35 forty. Put up about 60 catches and 500-600 yards in each of two seasons with mostly Watson throwing the ball. Only 24 years old, so if he comes cheap, then it’s almost like adding a draft pick for free.

They were discussing this on WGR and I recall there being confusion on whether the writer meant “done in the NFL” or “done being a WR1”.

Wtf it’s not even April 1st

I feel like trading for Cooper and our offense really hitting its stride was no coincidence. Rolling out Shakir, Cooper, Palmer, Samuel, Coleman, and rookie/Shavers, would be pretty solid. My sense is he remains unsigned in part because all the uncertainty around him means his market is more limited than most might think. All that is to say I hope this gets done. For the crowd that doesn’t want to stunt Coleman’s growth, a worthwhile year two second round pick should be able to steal snaps from Cooper, Palmer, and Samuel, plus he can continue to learn from Cooper, and regardless, everybody eats.

Only played one game last year. Assuming injured. Career YPC is 9.7. This year’s Claypool but hopefully turns out better.

Could be wrong but I think we hopped Cowboys for both

Didn’t we hope the Cowboys to draft Elam? Makes sense they are the trade partner.

I bet he ends up the third or fourth safety. Bishop and Rapp appear in line to start.