Warriorspikes51

ugh so much this. Unreal. Let’s take a small LB STer instead

This pick was an A. Then Beane went and scribbled crayon all over the painting in the 3rd round and acted like he had no choice It could have been this: Dawkins McGovern - Bates Morse - Bates Cyborg - Edwards Dawand Jones and spare me the talk about Dawand being a bum. Coach him up….the elite traits and tools are there. The right side of your line would have received a Dominant upgrade

This pick could have really given the OL a new look and made the top 3 rounds a solid A. The selection makes 0 sense to me except Beane already said he isnt’

this!!! Taron Johnson is already essentially the 3rd LB. We already have half the LB room being useless on gameday

that would be great…except we already have half of our LBs on the roster that are similar doing nothing

W H Y Williams is 6'1" and 228 pounds. Terrel Bernard is 6'1" and 224 pounds Matt Milano is 6' and 223 pounds Baylon Spector is 6' and 233 pounds.

we already have Matachevich for ST and now they felt the need to spend another pick on this

Can we trade Bernard for a 4th then? Please? Lol

With signing Rapp too…..there was no need for this.

agreed. I really liked the first 2 rounds. This pick leaves my stomach upset

Waste until proven otherwise

Fine. But two 3rd round picks in back to back years on LB’s who won’t play is uninspiring

sorry but that’s unacceptable. you could have drafted a DL or OL that could get real playing time immediately

Lol what? Why make this pick I just don’t get it. You drafted Bernard and Spector and now Dorian. This pick could have really shored up the OL competition and depth

Klein Bernard Dodson Spector Williams Matachevich Blah

I’d have liked another OLineman

Why are we taking undersized LBs in the 3rd

I wanted Jones

Whoever it is we picked immediately

Jones would be crazy fun

Henley LAC

Miami takes the supet fast Texas A&M RB

He said next years 4th

I’d do it for Dawand Jones. Worth the risk. The right side of the line could be DOMINANT

Dawand Jones, Darnell Washington, WR