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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.

She saw that $120M contract and said to herself, "Hmmm, how can I get my hands on some of that? Oh, I got it. Hello, Marks and Harrison?"

Uhhhhh, no. That's not even relevant to the comments I made. We don't need 3 WR's on our depth chart 5'9" or shorter. We have a proven Slot in Crowder and then we have McKenzie. We can draft another WR, who can play, that's not a midget.

The DL rotation will continue. Von will be out there when it matters though. Close games in the 4th quarter? You can bet he'll only get a play or two off here or there. The games we're winning comfortably, I expect him on the sidelines for the most part.

Jamison Crowder is our slot when the season starts. McKenzie will be our #4. Crowder is just as reliable, shifty, and he's proven. Robinson would be just another short WR on the depth chart behind those two.

This is from the Combine. He's 5'8" and he's no Tyreek Hill. https://www.nfl.com/prospects/wan-dale-robinson/3200524f-4271-7726-8cbf-ec8b4c6b1627

They're like the "National Enquirer" of sports media

So....... You're saying we won't be drafting Araiza in the 1st?

Another midget WR? Pass.

Calvin Ridley right now while we're discussing Atlanta Falcons team needs.

The problem with the Falcons will be scoring enough points. I know they drafted Pickens, but Mariota is still the QB. They have Pitts and Patterson, then nothing. Arthur Smith still needs his guy at RB too. Patterson is a nice, all -around weapon, but smith needs that 20-25 carry a game young horse to take some heat off of the QB. Just like Tennessee with Henry and Tannehill.

Deebo is tired of playing RB. He wants to play WR. Indy and Cleveland have top tier RB's.

It will have to be a place that's willing to pay him for sure. Spotrac has the Jets listed at -$8M+ right now. Watch Indy, Carolina, Cleveland, and GB.

With the 22nd pick in the 2022 NFL Draft....the Philadelphia Eagles select.... Chris Olave / WR / Ohio St. We have our do everything #1 WR in DeVonta Smith. Now we have our polished route runner to go opposite of him and do it all in Olave. We liked Garrett Wilson too, but I watched a lot of Ohio St. games this year and I think Olave fits into our offense and with Smith better here. Even if, for some unforeseen reason, Olave doesn't succeed on the outside, then we surely believe he can be an elite Slot because of his route running and understanding how to leverage DB's. We love the potential he brings to the offense in multiple alignments. @Bill from NYC and the Cardinals are on the clock.

Yeah, I'm going to pass. I'm good at #22.

Nope. Go BPA and go for a QB next year if Goff doesn't pan out. He wasn't terrible for them, he just wasn't anything special either. There is no QB that is worth a top 10 pick imo, but teams always reach for QB's.

The Eagles are open for business @ #18 if anyone is looking to move up.

At this point, these guys are seeing all the $$$ being tossed around to WR's and then looking at theirs. You can't blame them really because it's a business and they have a small window to make as much as they can. Miami went and destroyed the market giving Tyreek that deal. It's like being at the beach and feeding a single seagull. Next thing you know, there's 15 of them swirling around and crapping all over the place.