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This is precisely what I think he's thinking.

With the 80th selection in the 2021 TSW Mock Draft, the Las Vegas Raiders select, Paulson Adebo, CB, Stanford. The Dolphins and the venerable@Bill from NYCare on the clock. The Raiders have made a concerted effort to beef up the defense. Here, we've selecting the tall, ball hawking corner who excels in press coverage. Paulson displays the range and speed we covet and is sorely needed. Christian Barmore DT Gregory Rosseau DE Paulson Adebo CB With the addition of the above 3 players, we feel we're better poised to compete in an ever improving division that possesses some top tier offenses. A shout out to @Virgiland @whatdrought. This truly is a blast!

Ok, good - I'll be right on your heels. Let's move out!

We stand a better chance of WR than CB.

Agree But if he’s there? Grab him.

As I mentioned earlier, of course they should listen. That’s a given. If it’s because they’re uncertain of their current QB, well, they were in best position originally. I would add that moving again prior to the draft suggests to me they don’t have a plan.

Of course. It's a GMs job to listen to all offers.

If they were to do this for the reason(s) you're saying, they should be fired. If they're hedging on Tua now, they should have stayed at #3 and picked a QB. They'd look clueless in my eyes making another move.

Just classic!

Thanks, Bill. Who better than you to discuss/analyze all things Tide. I've always liked the big, penetrating type DT such as Barmore and those of his ilk. Getting pressure on the QB by the guy most often closest to the QB - straight up the gut. Has an affect on the entire DL play. Would love that element on our team.

Got ya👍 I took him at 19. Your draft prowess is clearly keener than mine but I didn’t think where I took him was too far off from reality.

A good get here. Did you expect to see Barmore fall?

Which is why they keep Jimmy G. JG gets moved next year.

Wheel Burrow, you say?

Too developmental, unless you feel that's not the case with BJ. I'd prefer an established vet. We need to find out, once and for all, if Knox has the goods. it just doesn't seem like the time to introduce another fledgling TE. Of course, we still need that vet TE somehow, somewhere.

I suppose Molden if he's a fit. I don't think he has the speed we need. Our best bet for a CB is in round 1. Re: TEs - I'm totally against drafting one anywhere to be honest. First, not one (besides Pitts) stands out as a difference maker. Serviceable, but not game changing. Plus they take too long to develop. Knox owns that until he proves otherwise. I'm hoping a vet TE is acquired post draft.

I think interior OL needs work and can be improved. From a value standpoint, Radunz stands out in this list - in my ever so humble opinion. It does seem to drop off quickly.

I'd kick him inside. Ford could use the competition. DR just looks like a powerful OL. Might get a chance at tackle down the road.

Since we underwhelmed with #30, Radunz would be a good comeback pick.

Good post. Douglas should be fired for taking a RB with Farley right there. Agree on Bills scenario as well.

He can be had with our 2nd pick. Trade back and get a 4th.

How about that blurp Shelvin in the 3rd round? Dude is huge.