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I think it's more a question of afford. Watt massive deal, Hopkins? Watson? I dont see them being able to pay all of them.

I could see Seattle looking for picks. Trade 40 and 2 4th rders. They could go so many ways this year.

Was Rosen's line worse? Or was Allen more mobile and able to escape pressure better? What measure are we determining line play? I think Rosen can succeed in the right situation. NYG or any playoff team with an aging QB. I think he ends up in NE when it's all said and done.

I agree with you but Mario was a top 5 sack producer for about 3 years. They overpaid but got production.

Dareus was best at as 3 technique. His best year he went to whatever side he preferred.

Neither did Dareus

Late rd flyier. With a vertical passing attack having a poor man's version of your Qb makes sense.

Right. Move Mario to Re. Dareus to DT. Spikes to ROLB. Remove a DT and add London Fletcher. Remove another Dt and add Ted Washington or Pat Williams.

Marshawn Lynch is a HOFer, cb antoine Winfield, Nate Clements, Terrence McGee is a return man both aforementioned were better. Mike should be London Fletcher if spikes is making it for 1 year and he needs to a rolb. Ted Washington and Dareus at DT. Mario William's behind Bruce.

Elway, Rivers and Manning. That's a little different but all were traded. If the cardinals are crazy enough to hire Kingsbury because of his offense you double down and draft a guy who can turn it to 10. Idk if it will work but they already invested alot by hiring a guy fired from a middling program in the big 12. The conference with the lowest coached and defensive talent. Rosen is given all the passes for his cast around him and Allen is called inaccurate. Yet Allen didn't have Fitzgerald, Johnson, and Kirk.

It's a big time college type facility. Because of recruiting college facilities are better than the majority of NFL ones. Pegula was one of if not the main contributor to Penn state's football facility. It was only a matter of time til his football team had the same caliber.

I think Rosen and Kingsbury is a terrible relationship. Rosen is too analytical imo to put up with Kingsbury. Kingsbury only shot is Murray is a transcendent talent. Basically, plays like the a mosh of Vick and Mayfield.

This sounds like a leak from a team that offered a late 2nd for him. Come draft night a team that misses out on Haskins or Lock will pony up for Rosen. He is significantly better than anything beyond Murray, Haskin, Lock.

Bold statement.

This, besides being a redzone threat he can run past anyone on the defense better than Brown or Foster.

Gary, Sweat, Metcalf. Its upside down season.

This was back before the start of FA. Glazer isnt looking for clicks or likes. He was months ahead on Beckham being traded as well. Imo, Buffalo has 1 or 2 guys they want. If they are gone I think they trade down for a vetran.

I think you can see not in order how they see the top 8 guys. You figure 2 of those earlier guys will be available. Minus Murray and Williams probable 1 and 2.

Mccaffery was a top 5 pick at Rb.

I see him as a speed end. He makes the team on ST ability imo.

Lol my 4th DE in Madden. Good Height, Weight, Speed. Outside of him in the game dont know much. Imo brings more to the team as a pass rusher than Yarborough.

What source who supposedly ranks college players for a living has Harry as the #1. I'm asking because I haven't seen one. He is not terrible. I like him. I see him as a day 2 player. The guys I like more you see an extra gear, and they are more fluid in their movements on the field. It may be taste but that's the way I saw it. After the positional rankings came out many saw it the way it the way I do. Harry on day 2 isnt bad. I wouldn't like trading up for him. The difference between Samuel, Aj Brown and Harry isnt severe enough to make that kind of move.

He wont make it out of rd 2. I would be all for it. He is a 3 down back. Low tread with him sitting behind Barkley.

Alot of it is projection. He ran maybe 3 routes at Ohio St. Basically, with how fluid an athlete he is, Simms feels he will easily take to a traditional route tree. Alot of other draftnicks see him and think Percy Harvin. Even that comp, if Harvin didn't have those migraines and the hip problem he was on his was to a good career.

Hes not going to threaten the outside CB deep with his speed. NFL corners will run stride for stride with him. His best work in college was underneath. The worry is the corners will sit down on those routes. Now without the physical speed and quickness advantages his route tree will have less room for error. Makes more a tougher transition. Not impossible just a concern. Splitting hairs on these guys for sure.