DrDawkinstein

7:05 of the Beane post-draft presser, he gets asked about not picking a DT. Check it out, but he basically says he did want to add 1 but the draft didnt fall their way for getting one, but he has things in the works to add another soon.

Either in Boettger's spot, on the PS, or cut outright since he was a late 7th and unlikely to ever actually play. Not counting on him for anything but camp body.

That's exactly where I am with it. They had so much capital, they could spend it. And they got all their guys and plenty of them. I dont care a bit what they paid.

Texans Steelers Eagles Lions In that order. With the Texans being the run away winner. However, much like the Jets last year, given their position and quantity of picks, they SHOULD be the runaway winner. They at least did what they should have, which is more than you can say for some other teams that have been in their position. edit: yall are right, ***** the lions

DAMMIT!!!

Gimme 2 of Vorhees/Joseph/Ojomo/Brandon Hill in the 7th and I'm ecstatic

The fact that next year's class has Marvin Harrison Jr makes it 10x the entire 2023 class on him alone.

Or if they want to trade up from 32

Dang it! I was about to forget all about this draft but now you got my hopes up for something. Using a 7th on Vorhees would be a great move, imo

I like the idea of using one of those 7ths on Vorhees

Go to the live draft thread where it is being discussed.

For real. I get that its a cliche. But the difference is staggering.

2024 draft class is streets beyond this dump of a class. Stack picks to use to trade up next year.

These trade backs are stacking picks for next year. I dont blame him. There is no one left in this draft.

Brandon Beane hates this round Moved back to the 7th twice, but picked up 2 6ths for next year which is a much more talented draft.

Agreed. I'm hoping McBeane are past that whole "the roster is complete, rookies wont need to contribute right away" mindset. If we want to take a step from last year, we need what Kincaid and Torrence bring to the table to translate to our Offense this year.

At the end of the day (or camp to be precise), if nothing else works out, I'm fine with this.

That is a worst case scenario. Like a Tommy Doyle playing on a blown ACL, team getting cooked alive, worst case scenario.

Mainly right guard. He kicked out to OT for a little bit in a pinch, but is really a RG. They moved him to LG for a couple of bad plays in the Senior Bowl, and then moved him right back to RG where he dominated.

We arent paying McGovern $7M+/yr to not start. He's pretty much a sure thing.

Dawkins - McGovern - Morse - Torrence - Brown Quess - Boettger - Bates - Edwards - Doyle (Doyle?) - (Broeker?) (Gouraige?) edit: Broeker either PS, or in Boettger's spot if Beane pull's off a trade. I dont know enough about UDFA OT Richard Gouraige yet. He might be able to replace Doyle at backup RT, and Doyle moves to backup LT. He might make the PS. He might just be camp fodder. That right side could be REAL NASTY if those dudes get their stuff together and develop. Or does Bates or Edwards have a chance of starting over Torrence, and McGovern plays RG?

But Gabe is about to be priced out and off our team after this season, regardless of who is better. Hopefully Shorter can develop. He has a good WR room around him.

Was just going to say the same thing after watching his video.

Wow. Antonio Johnson and Luke Wypler still out there. Teams must know something the public doesnt. Eagles stacking players from UGA champ team. Bills stacking players from... Florida, oof. 🤣🤣 But at this point of the draft, sure, whatever they want to do.

goddammit