MrEpsYtown

This is a pretty comprehensive board with great conversation. I like reading other people’s ideas and sharing my own. JMO. To me a thread on page 2 isn't old, but hey everyone has a different opinion! All good

Yeah I think that's it. I think it is still too early for that, but I am sure it will come out.

Some interesting receivers are still around, but like the edge guys, it's kind of pick your flavor.

We tend to go in circles here A lot of the same stuff is in the Edmunds draft replacements thread. It's all-inclusive.

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I hate Brady. But he is the GOAT

Eh Wypler to me is a little small. A finesse center. Bradbury is his ceiling and Jake Brendel is probably his floor. In terms of the fan reaction here? The new Creed Humprey here is going to be Darnell Wright.

I am not sure fielding a team of good-looking white guys is going to lead to a dynasty. Gonna have a tough time finding backs and corners. 😜

He was my pick if Dexter was gone. For the Bears he is a zone corner who fits what Eberflus wants to do. I agree with that sentiment, elite traits, like Dexter has, I am taking a shot on elite traits guys who for whatever reason didn't put it together in college, in the third round.

I was tempted to go edge again, and I had a corner I liked, but Dexter and Roy are the DTs I like in this area and then I think there is a bit of a drop off. I went with Dexter over Roy because of upside and I like both guys better than the Bills pick in Benton, just because upside.

With the 64th selection, the Chicago Bears select Gervon Dexter, DT, Florida Dexter is a former 5 star recruit who is a monster inside. He is huge, 6-6, 310 and blew up the combine a bit. He can play the 1 tech or 3 tech. For the Bears, he instantly upgrades the interior of their defensive line. Dexter is one of those boom or bust prospects, but if he puts it all together with coaching, his upside is tremendous. To me, getting this type of player in the third round is great value. So that wraps up the Bears portion of the draft. Biggest needs coming in were OL and DL and getting help for the QB. Justin Fields is the man for us, so we adda stud left tackle in Paris Johnson which improves the O line across the board. We add to the D line with huge explosive athletes with Keion White and Gervon Dexter, and come away with Derrick Henry for a second rounder, taking pressure off Fields. I am happy to come away with these 4 players in the first three rounds of the draft. @wppete and the Texans are on the clock @Virgil

For the Bears, White is really a nice fit. He’s a bit of a tweener, big long arms. 6-5, 280ish, but he plays with speed and power. He can rush inside in nickel situations and can play a base end in 4-3 looks. The only issue with him is that he is a bit raw and already 24 years old. But he improves the Bears DL in a number of ways.

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trade Bears and Packers Green bay 3rd(78) and 5th(149) For Pick 64 @bkep32will be on the clock for 64 when that pick comes up

I am picking Keion White…I will come right back for context, just putting the kid to bed Wjth the 61st pick the Bears select Keion White, DE Georgia Tech @Big Blitz and the Eagles are on the clock @Virgil

Some context, Benton schooling Schmitz some.

Olujari is an edge guy yeah? I think he is being underrated some. He definitely gives you more impact, but I actually like some of the other guys better.

McDermott actually had him behind Tanner Vallejo early in camp. Milano had a very slow start, but picked it up. I give McDermott credit for finding him, but it’s not like they thought he was some amazing sure thing or anything.

It’s a weak draft and we have been in a pretty bad spot in both rounds. Unless other GMs blow it, we are probably looking at a similar experience in reality.

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Yeah I have been back and forth on the edge guys. I don’t love Benton, but I get why people like him. I like Keion White, Foskey, they seem to be the long versatile guys McBeane loves.

I understand that sentiment and I like Tippmann for that, but they need to draft guys who are going to play. This isn't a build anymore, they should be shooting for a super bowl, and adding depth pieces just isn't doing that IMO. I know they will have to replace Morse, but I think it is rather low on the priority list. Again, JMO.

100% I think they take one of those guys unless Anderson or Carter are there.