MrEpsYtown

I knew who Robert Thomas was. Is that bad?

How do u do that? I was trying to figure it out in round 1. I feel old

I think no trades makes a ton of sense and should go quicker

I love the idea of people trading up for quarterbacks in front of us. Just pushes talent down

I'm down

If I'm the Chargers I go Okung-Feeney-Bradbury-Pouncey-Lamp. I'd make Bradbury my center and move Pouncey to guard where he would be very good. I'd try Lamp at RT as he was a former LT who would probably be fine on the right side. Pouncey is only around for 1 more year.

I think Murray to the Cards I like the Haskins to the Skins fit. I think Jones winds up with the Giants Lock I think is a Charger Bengals draft someone like Ryan Finley Broncos wait till next year Dolphins draft Will Grier Packers trade for Rosen

I think that is definitely a better deal. I just don't think he is better than Trent Murphy, and he is older. I'd go 1 year 5 million.

This trade makes a ton of sense to me. 1st round swaps, next year's 2nd and a 4th would equal what the Chiefs sent to Seattle for Clark. Front offices are close as well. This is a no brainer for me. They aren't going to be able to keep him long term. I'd rather trade draft assets and sign Clowney for 20 million per than sign Ansah for 14 million. The guy is very overrated, older (no one knows his actual age), and always hurt. Clowney is very young, has huge upside, has been productive, and will excel in this defense.

Love Risner, Oliver, Ferguson and my draft crush Blake Cashman. Sorry...I know you said one

Jaylon Ferguson Blake Cashman

Blake Cashman - LB (He's a bigger Matt Milano imo who can play inside or outside in a 4-3) Max Scharping - OT (He has 4th round tackle David Bakhtiari written all over him. Great size and good length with a nasty streak) Jaylon Ferguson - DE (Probably a second rounder, I think he might wind up the best edge player in the draft down the line) David Sills - (Smart player, former quarterback, good size and speed...Patriots esque receiver)

Parents today are so damn twisted. I see this kind of thing every day when trying to find out why a kid did not do his homework. This guy is nuts and so are a lot of other parents right now.

I never liked small quarterbacks. I think he needs to have special mobility within the pocket to find passing windows to be effective. This is something that both Drew Brees and Russell Wilson excel at. I don't see it with Murray. I don't see it with Mayfield either, who I'm not completely sold on. Anyway, Murray seems like a huge weirdo and not a leader of men. Plus he is small and played in a gimmicky offense against some crap defenses. I do think he will click with Christian Kirk, but I don't see long term success. And I think he is going to get killed out there. That way that Tyrod would get hurt on routine hits that every other quarterback takes with no issue...that's what I see for Murray. That said, I think he is a good match for Kingsbury, but I don't think he's a better prospect than Josh Rosen. I think Haskins and Lock have better careers than Murray.

I actually love McSorely. Honestly, I'd spend a seventh on him and try to make him a safety. He's smart and played a lot of DB in high school. It would be a project, but the dude is a football guy. If you look at his combine testing numbers, they are all on par with Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer, size, 40, length etc etc. I'd love to have him on our team and I think a safety conversion makes a lot of sense.

No heart and soft

Williams lost his argument when he mentioned Riley Reiff, who blows.

I actually think, if this is the price for Clowney, it's reasonable. A swap of first rounders and a 2020 second rounder isn't crazy. I know the draft chart isn't the be all end all. But 9 is worth 1350 and 23 is worth 760. The difference is 590. The number 29 pick is worth 640. Buffalo would be 50 points shy here which is the value of a late fourth rounder, and we have two of those. You could also likely work Jerry Hughes into the trade if you really wanted to and recoup some value in draft picks. I would offer the Texans a swap of ones, a 2020 second rounder, and a 2019 4th. It's a fair deal for both teams and would be the same value that Seattle got for Clark. We would still have nine picks is year. It's a no brainer to me.

I still don't understand why Dillard is a pure left tackle with long arms when his arms and wingspan are smaller than Jonah Williams. I must be missing something here, but why is arm length an issue for one and not the other. Dillard is such a trap. If Carolina screws us out of Dillard it will be a blessing for us and for Cam Jordan, Vic Beasley and the other pass rushers in NFC South.

I think he's in for a Jonathan Martin type career, without all the scandal. He's soft and passive. NFL rushers are going to kick his butt imo. A lot of his games involve him standing around watching the play. I think that whoever drafts him will be very dissapointed and I hope and pray it isn't the Bills.

There is a guy named Hitner in the draft. So there that's something

It's also a scheme fit. With KC going full time to a 4-3, I don't think Ford would hold up as an every down base defensive end. I wonder if they will still be able to keep Chris Jones and Tyreek Hill though.

Clark is so much better than Ford. More production in less time. Great against the run as well and younger.

I just think he's going to suck. Like he would be off my board if I had one.

The only thing that will make me blow a gasket is Andre Dillard. I will be very upset.