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Really disappointed in his work this past year, and I think he might struggle to make the team this year. But he's gotta know he's fighting for his football life, so he needs to step up or his career is likely over.

I really don't like him at 9, however, if Daboll thinks he is the guy, having coached him and seen him first hand, I can't argue with it. If you take him, I think you make the Zach Martin move and plug him at right guard. He's likely an all pro quickly there. I think Williams is the level of guard prospect, but I just don't like it at 9.

He really doesn't though. He got kicked out of Penn State, has that sexual assault, had a bad combine, and basically had one good year in college. And he's 27 years old now.

A video of Nick Bosa doing lines of coke off some sorority girls ass comes out a few hours before the draft. He drops to nine for us.

My only problem with Wishnowsky is he is already 27 years old. It's not a big deal, but it means something. I actually like Jack Fox a lot. He was really impressive in ten East-West game and he was probably the best player on his team. But you make a good point, with 10 draft picks it would make some sense to draft one this year.

Treadwells problem is that he is really slow. Totally different guys. But Metcalf is risky. He could be Troy Williamson or he could be Megatron lite.

I agree. I think that will be and should be his approach in the top ten. You just have to balance it all together with who you are passing on as well.

Ya Sin is a pretty raw player whose probably more of a man to man guy but his technique is raw. Has a lot of upside though. Murphy is the much more refined player, but a prototype zone corner who can play man. A guy like a Murphy would be perfect for McDermott's or Seattle's system. Think a jacked up version of Taron Johnson. They are pretty much the same size on paper, but Murphy is bigger becuase it's just distributed differently. Both are not particularly fast. Murphy loves to hit and simply makes a ton of plays. He was a big time receiver in high school as well, so he has good ball skills. I really like Murphy if he slips into the 30s for a trade up. Doubt he get some that far. I'm kind of eh on Ya Sin, but both guys can play. I don't know man, you ar replacing one short armed, light in the pants left tackle with another short armed, light in the pants left tackle. But Reiff can certainly benefit from a move inside. Perhaps they would both be fine in the Kubiak finesse zone blocking scheme.

Unless Rodgers treats the rookie like crap.

This is actually hilarious. Good work.

I agree, but he's too boom-bust for me. I wouldn't take him, but I won't be mad if we do.

I don't think it makes a ton of sense for Arizona to do this. Rosen's trade value is the highest it will ever be, unless he lights the world on fire next year, and if that happened the Cards would not trade him. Right now there is a somewhat weak quarterback class and he still has some prospect shine, but he's likely to fetch just a second or third. Nowhere to go but down from here.

All makes sense here. And I think Hock is a very different prospect than Ebron, who I did not want. I like Hock and I do think this regime may be hiding their interest in him, based on no actual proof. But they also really like their athletic freaky types, which Hock really isn't. I still think they go defense, but it's possible this is their guy.

I haven't seen anything either and he just doesn't seem like the type of guy they would target. I've been wrong before, but I just don't see it.

Two interesting mentions in there in Troy Williamson and Kevin White. Honestly, that's what scares me. The top ten is for high upside players and that is what Metcalf is. But he has a high bust probability that really scares me. I'd have to weigh that with what else is on the board at the time. I wouldn't hate the pick, I'd be excited but kind of scared at the same time.

I was between Sweat and Hockenson. I decided to take the guy to help the QB, but I do think they really like Sweat. Wilkins makes some sense as well.

Dillard's arms are shorter than Williams'. And if Williams doesn't have a mean streak, Dillard is pillow fighting. There is no mean streak there whatsoever. He's athletic, tall and lean with very little run game ability. He's the exact opposite of a mauler and teh exact opposite of any of the linemen this regime has been bringing in. Probably a fit for a team like the Rams or maybe the Browns. And as athletic as Dillard is, Dion Dawkins actually has a better three cone and significantly longer arms. I just don't see a fit there at all, and though I don't love Jonah Williams, I think it's crazy that the stigma is that his arms are short, while Dillards are slightly shorter and no one cares.To me, Dillard seems like a terrible fit here.

I like Ford. I think he has a lot of upside and is not that far off from Taylor as a RT prospect. He needs some work. I strongly prefer Dalton Risner. Risner is plug and play at pretty much any position. If I trade back up into the late first, early second I want Risner.

This is kind of cool:

I never loved Jonah at 9. In theory though, you could take the Zach Martin approach and plug Williams into the RG spot. You likely have a really good player for a long time there. I still think they go best defensively player available, with an outside shot at Hock or Metcalf. Money's on defensive line though...Gary, Oliver, Sweat, Burns, Wilkins...or one of the guys like Williams or Allen who possibly drop a bit.

All the reports out there suggested that the Jets wanted Spencer Long back, but at a reduced rate. They were paying him too much for what he was giving them, but suggestions out there say that they liked him at a lower cap number. Beane did a great job in being aggressive with Long before teams like Minnesota or New Orleans could get in on him. He's a better player than a lot of people think.

Their mock is kind of a mess, but PFF has been mocking Byron Murphy to he Bills at 9 for awhile because of the fit. He's got McDermott corner written all over him. I honestly would not mind it in a trade down, 9 seems a bit rich. But this dude can ball.

If Byron Murphy is still hanging around in the 20s I could see a trade up. He might be the best defensive scheme fit for McDermott in the entire draft. People would probably be upset, but Murphy can play.

People are underating Morse a bit I think. I know this won't go over well, but if he stays healthy he will be our best center since Hull. He is a much better player than Eric Wood, who would be second best since that time. He changes everything this year. People need to stop putting so much stock into bs PFF grades. Their linemen grades do not make a lot of sense. Everyone swore Matt Paradis was the better player becuase of PFF grades, yet the market told a very different story. Morse makes everyone around him so much better, and that is not something that is factored into PFF algorithms.