MrEpsYtown

Thank you!

This is what disappointment looks like

Yeah I'm kind of afraid they grab Mitch Morse. They have a need there and he's from Austin. I know they are like three hours apart, but he has a disabled brother that he has said he wants to be closer to.

Giants re-signed Jon Halapio and extended Spencer Pulley. They will compete for the starting center position. So the good news is that this takes a center needy team out of the running, the bad news is that they can now devote most of their attention to right tackle.

The only advantage I think we have in terms of luring Paradis is Buffalo vs New Jersey and NY media. He's an Idaho farm guy, so the only chance we have is if he'd rather not go to a media hotbed. I think Morse is the better fit for us, but I do fear that the Texans try to swipe him. I also think Minnesota and Arizona will go after Paradis. Possibly Baltimore as well.

I think a Gase-Bell match is interesting, because they are both ego maniacs. Should be a great fit.

I don't think he was ever really under the radar. This is a small school guy coming out when he still has a year of eligibility. He must have some solid information about how NFL teams feel about him. I like the player and his potential.

I think we dabble in the tackle market, but there are not too many great 3 techs. Sheldon Richardson is probably the only one and I am not sure we go down that road. Corey Liuget makes some sense. Christian Covington is an interesting guy as well, but he has not shown much pass rush ability. He might be more of a 3-4 player. I think our 3 tech come sin the draft or a trade from a team flipping to a 3-4. I think we will grab a corner somewhere, an Eric Rowe type and possibly a depth outside linebacker for special teams like David Mayo.

I really should just let it go! But people were arguing that we might have to trade up into the top ten to grab him before New England does. I thought I was in bizarro world, because I thought he was a second-third round pick. Lots of hyperbole this time of year!

I'd be good with this. I think we are in prime position for quarterback trade ups. And I hope all the Mason Rudolph lovers realize the error in their thinking.

I stand corrected. I see they were at like 94 million. Now 82.

I think they wind up with one of these centers at the very least. Right now they go Beachum-Osemele-???????-Winters-Shell. They have 100 million in cap space. I would be surprised if they don't sign Paradis, (great ginger connection with Darnold) and I could see them going after JuWan James as well. But in terms of need, they really need base defensive ends. Unfortunately, the answer is definitely not no.

He's a great guy from all accounts, but he can't play quarterback. That's the problem. The rest of his career is going to be a journeyman type like the way Trent Edwards or JP Losman fizzled away. I think he's a backup who can come in and make plays, or the guy you want if you want to tank. I think he should go back to Baltimore and get a long term type of backup contract to be behind Jackson.

If I am him I go to Arizona, Baltimore, Tampa Bay or Atlanta.

Great choice if you are planning to tank.

I sure hope so. Still holding out hope for a Forrest Lamp for Zay trade. Or perhaps they believe that Zay can play outside. You don't cut him though. Trade him to a place like the Chargers where Phil McGeoghan is and where they will need to replace Tyrell Williams, and have an extra guard.

I appreciate your enthusiasm Ethan, but I never want to watch Mills or Miller play, ever again, unless it's for a team we are playing against. You can replace those guys with Undrafted free agents, who are even cheaper and possibly more talented.

I've been saying Jets for Paradis for awhile. Perfect guy for Gase's scheme, who was drafted for Gase's scheme.

I like David Sills better than a lot of those guys. While he didn't have a blazing 40, his three cone and vertical were really good. He has that short area quickness with size. He has also mastered finding the ball in the air, particularly the back shoulder fade. He understands route concepts and where to put his body in zones to give the quarterback a good target. He's long, big, smart, and a former highly touted quarterback, so he looking at the game through the lens of a quarterback. He had a great senior bowl week as well. From all accounts he works his ass off, as he went from back up quarterback to one of the most productive WRs in the country. He seems like he'd be a great E-P fit for this team. That's my guy maybe third-fourth round.

Donavan Smith re-signed with the Bucs.

Heres the real snow plow: LT - Dawkins LG - Saffold C - Morse RG - Long/Teller/Lamp RT - Williams I'd like the team to try and trade for Forrest Lamp and sign Williams, Morse, Saffold. It's probably unrealistic to be able to sign all of those guys, but getting two of those guys would be huge. Spain, James, Paradis would all be great options as well.

I'm with you. Drafting a rookie left tackle who is going to have growing pains is not helping our young quarterback. Dawkins has proven he can do it at the NFL level. He struggled here and there. He's still better than Jonah Williams, who struggled when facing top speed rushers in college. I wonder how he's going to be when he's facing an elite defensive ends who are men every week. The real issue was Groy, Miller, Mills and Vlad. Those guys are awful and have no upside. Stick with Dawkins. He has the upside that this regime traded up for. He's got some nastiness to his game and they felt so highly of him that they did not hesitate to trade Cordy Glenn. Putting an experienced guard and center in there will make everyone else better.

In a prefect world you add a center, a guard, and a RT. Probably a tight end as well. A depth corner and probably a receiver make sense as well.

A lot of the chatter says Jets. They have zero edge players as the switch to a 4-3

I like Duke. Hyde seems like a dime a dozen big back.