TOboy

Pretty sure they'd be roasted in this Me Too era if they dismissed her findings. I'm not sold on anything she says, but at least it's a little different than everybody else who simply bring an opinion like you or I.

DK scares the crap out of me. I'm terrified we draft him and he's a total bust. I'm terrified we pass on him and he's the next megatron/Julio kind of receiver.

I don't HATE the first 5 picks, but overall its a pretty Meh draft.

Fant on the Packers could be scary good.

With the 11th pick, the Cincinnati Bengals select Greedy Williams, CB, LSU. Our sites were firmly on the 2 MLB's (White and Bush), but with both off the board, we're taking another crack at a first round CB, because that's what Bengals do. @aristocrat you are now on the board

Sammy was great his first 2 years. He had 125 catches for 2039 yards and 15 TDs.

I looked this up because you got me curious. According to Pro Football Reference, he gave up 36, 42, and 46 sacks in his years with the Bills. The 42 sacks taken lead the league.

20 is pretty low, like very low. I'm sure we'd all love to see that, but I'm not sure that's realistic. The line can't help but be improved from last year. The talent is significantly better, but it may take a little time to gel.

I've honestly never heard of him, but those are some pretty nice measurables.

Guess I can't take the Bears again this year (did pick Roquan for them last year)...I'll take the Bungals please

We STILL have cap room and 10 picks.

They look a lot like the Saskatchewan RoughRider unis to me.

Lots of time for things to change, but I'd say Morse is locked in at Centre, and Spain is very likely the Left Guard. I'll go with Dawkins staying at LT (keep the younger guy who's likely a long term piece happy) and Nsekhe to RT. RG is anybody's guess, but since you're asking I'm going with Teller to win the job.

I'd love to get Quinnen, but with what it would cost, I think I'd rather be patient and take BPA at #9. We're going to get a really good player either way.

WAY too busy

It's all rumors right now. Even if this is what teams are thinking right now, another team could be aggressive in moving up for a QB (Haskins?) and jump that crowd, throwing everything off. It's fun to speculate, but we really don't know much until it all unfolds.

Sanders is the best I ever saw, but I'm too young to have seen Brown or even remember OJ (started watching football religiously in the late 80's).

Draft Oliver at 9, then use 40 and some additional draft capital to move back up into the late 1st if Hock is still available. It's not like we need to use all 10 picks, we've already signed 42 guys in FA.

Curious about the compensation. I know it'll be considerably less that what the Texans might hope to get for Clowney, but might give us a sense of the market.

All this crap goes away once we start winning consistently. Its not like Pittsburgh and Green Bay are choice destinations.

9 Ed Oliver , IDL Houston 40 Greg Little , OT Mississippi 74 Trayvon Mullen , CB Clemson 112 Devin Singletary , RB FAU 131 Anthony Johnson , WR Buffalo 147 Isaac Nauta , TE Georgia 158 Jalen Jelks , EDGE Oregon 181 David Sills V , WR West Virginia 225 Dre Greenlaw , LB Arkansas 228 Martez Ivey , OT Florida I'd go with your 2nd draft. To get Hock, Simmons, and JAWs, that's 3 potential game changers, plus a couple of other early contributors.

And I strongly suspect that's not by accident. DT in the first (Oliver, Wilkins, Williams by some miracle), then TE in the 2nd or perhaps trade up.

Another great low key signing. Can’t help but wonder how much and if it impacts other potential deals (Spain still on the table?). Regardless they’ve plugged a lot of holes and significantly improved the depth of this roster.