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With the 29th pick in the 2022 NFL Draft......the Kansas City Chiefs select...... Kyler Gordon / CB / Washington We have needs in a few spots and CB is one of them. With any WR we would consider in the 1st off of the board, we get an immediate upgrade for our Secondary. With the 30th pick in the 2022 NFL Draft......the Kansas City Chiefs select...... Boye Mafe / DE / Minnesota With our first 1st we get help for the Secondary in Gordon. With our second 1st we get an immediate help to the DL. Frank Clark's production has been on the decline since 2018. We haven't re-signed Melvin Ingram. Mafe posted a monster RAS at the Combine of 9.91 and you see how disruptive he can be on tape. Thing is, he's not even close to his ceiling, still very raw. Steve Spagnuolo has coached up some of the best in the game over the years. We like the potential to be an immediate impact player here. @BigdaddyinOrlando and the Bengals are on the clock

OP starts a thread titled "Can we talk about Tremaine Edmunds?" Like, seriously, what board have you been on the last 3-4 years? Outside of Allen, Edmunds probably has the most threads on TSW.

Just because the Packers tried doesn't mean that he is available in any way. Waller is Carr's favorite target and the type of TE McDaniels needs for his offense. The guy isn't going anywhere.

Remember this gem. It's funny to read through some of these archived threads and see some people's responses.

That's when you catch dude out in public and :

And this is why I : every time someone wants to say PFF is credible.

I trust our medical staff, if no other. If we pick a guy, that means Beane/McDermott/Peg's are comfortable all the way around. I'd love to see Devin Lloyd fall into our lap if there are no medical issues.

Nice work as always @GunnerBill Matt Corral - I actually like him for many of the reasons you listed. He's a gamer, he showed good improvement, he's mobile, can make throws on the run, and he played against upper echelon college competition doing it. I could see a team like Washington, Pittsburgh, or NO taking a swing on him. Will he end up being elite? Probably not, but he could be a middling type with the potential to be good enough to stick as a starter. Malik Willis - I see him as a slower, kind of reverse version of Lamar Jackson. Willis excels on throws to the outside it seems, but struggles tremendously over the middle of the field. Lamar hits over the middle, but struggles to throw outside the hashes. Great athleticism, but he is going to need to work hard on his throwing motion to pull everything together. He is a guy who would absolutely benefit from working with Jordan Palmer. We'll see if he has the smarts and dedication to fulfill his potential. Kenny Pickett - I think he has a pretty high floor, but I'm not really sure his ceiling is that high either. He's solid, but there is nothing really special about him. He's decent with ball placement, he's decent with his progressions, his arm is decent, but nothing is exceptional. He may be a middling type of starter or carve out a long career as a backup. Desmond Ridder - For some reason I think Kaepernick when watching him. Kaep was only a 58% career passer, but had some success in the league for a while because of the team he was on. If he lands on a team with a good defense, and in the right system, he could be effective. His deficiencies can be covered up by his athleticism in some instances. If he works hard to get his throwing motion under better control then he could be a middling type of starter as well or a solid backup. After that, I got nothing. I didn't watch any of the other QB's first hand.

I'll take the Chiefs, Ravens, or Eagles @Virgil

This situation reminds me a lot of what the Titans went through with Isaiah Wilson a year ago. Wilson, a former 1st Round pick, was traded to the Dolphins and bounced into the street. He's not in the league right now, 2 years after being a first round pick.

Yes. At least there is some form of a resemblance outside of it just looking stupid in general. Mayfield's bears no resemblance whatsoever. Ronaldo's makes you laugh, but you know who it is if you know sports. The only way you'll know the other is supposed to be Mayfield is if it has a nameplate or someone told you.

Both are horrendous. Mayfield's, by far, is worse.

Nice work @GunnerBill Four things I found interesting. 1. Andrew Booth ahead of Sauce Gardner? Ehhhhhhh, idk, that's a tough one. 2. I noticed you have Ekwonu listed on the IOL and not as an OT. Do you see this as a Zach Martin type of situation? 3. Pleasantly surprised to see you have my boy, Kyren Williams, ranked as a 3rd Round prospect. He has A LOT of Austin Ekeler to his game. 4. The Charlie Kolar ranking surprised me also. Another guy I like. I think he can be a legit, starting TE in this league. Most of the boards I have seen though have him between the 4th-6th. I think Round 3 to early 4 is where he comes off as well. I also think he will contribute his first year without a doubt.

May very likely end up being the greatest draft selection of all time for the Bills, especially when he brings that Lombardi home.

I believe Tre White was the difference in the first game, having him back there in coverage. That is why we won on their home field 38-20.

He would fit well in Pittsburgh, Baltimore, NE, or GB.

The usage, his fumbling, and the fact he didn't catch the ball much were knocks on him. I liked him. I liked AJ Dillon too. I like Breece Hall. We'll see how the board falls, but I probably wouldn't go with him in Round 1 unless there's none of the top CB's or WR's left.

He's a quality depth piece to have. Injuries happen in the NFL and he could play multiple positions at a decent level if need be.

With the 51st pick in the 2022 NFL Draft....the Philadelphia Eagles select.... Roger McCreary / CB / Auburn We have our CB1 in Darius Slay, and our Slot CB in Avonte Maddux, but CB2 is a question mark. Despite everyone talking about his arm length, we like the size of the fight in this dog. Opposing QB's only had a 57 passer rating when targeting him, only allowing 34 catches on 75 targets. In that he had 13 PBU's, 2 INT's, and only allowed 1 TD reception all season. This is with the heavy dose of his games being against SEC competition. He faced the Jaylen Waddle's, the DeVonta Smith's, the Jameson Williams's, John Metchie's, the George Pickens's, the Wan'Dale Robinson's, the Velus Jones's, the Treyylon Burks's, and whatever other SEC WR you want to throw in there. Only allowed 1 TD all year in 830 defensive snaps. He also improved his game a lot from last year to this one. We like this pick here. @LEBills and the Steelers are on the clock.

Voted no. You can take out the QB's. Take out Zion, whom I don't believe we will draft in the 1st. Take out the 3 OT's who will surely be gone. Hutchinson, Thibs, Johnson, those three DE's gone. Gardner, Hamilton, gone. All four WR's, VERY likely gone. Jordan Davis will be gone. Devin Lloyd will be gone. Basically the only options there from that list are Gordon, Wyatt, Karlaftis, and Dean. I don't see us using a 1st on the DL unless Davis somehow falls to us. Gordon or Dean possibly, but I don't think so.

He's not a 5'10" or 5'11" QB who can make every throw on the football field. He's a gadget/Slot WR who is 5'8". We already have two of those, who have proven they can play in the NFL, in Crowder and McKenzie.