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He will universally be viewed as a top 15 pick. It's not a reach in any way.

 

That's good to know. I just get very nervous about those eye popping stats that people get hung up on.

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Good news is we should definitely be able to get one of them (Hooker or Adams)

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I am personally not in favor of drafting one-season wonders. Let a guy prove he can bring it for several years before you put a first on them.

Amen - especially high in the first round

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There is an interesting discussion on Matt Miller's twitter right now of Adams vs. Hooker. I think that the Bills should have a shot at 1 of them but probably not both. It's possible that both are off the board. These guys are ELITE prospects, they just so happen to play a position of dire need.

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There is an interesting discussion on Matt Miller's twitter right now of Adams vs. Hooker. I think that the Bills should have a shot at 1 of them but probably not both. It's possible that both are off the board. These guys are ELITE prospects, they just so happen to play a position of dire need.

I just watched YouTube on Adams. Doesn't look as athletic but he looks like a man. He could step right in day 1

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I just watched YouTube on Adams. Doesn't look as athletic but he looks like a man. He could step right in day 1

Yeah, he's a big kid with a ton of production. He's kind of "idiot proof" as a prospect. He doesn't have Hooker's ceiling but he has fewer question marks. He's kind of like Jake Mathews as a prospect a few years ago. You plug him in day one and he starts for years. He has a high ceiling and a high floor. I really like guys like that in the top 10. Give me a "bust proof" guy, that could be a multi-time Pro Bowler. That's what Adams is to me.

Not with the 10th pick!

He is on the Bears radar at 3...
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If the DC is Bradley I might expect him to lean towards Adams. Big safety that can cover tight ends (Gronk and Bennett) and deliver hits much like Kam Chancellor.

 

Edit - actually it looks like that could be either guy really. Hooker is 6'2". Just needs to bulk up a bit maybe. He's young still, he certainly can do so

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I am personally not in favor of drafting one-season wonders. Let a guy prove he can bring it for several years before you put a first on them.

coaching miscalculation IMO that he wasn't playing last year ahead of Tyvis but incredibly common for elite talent to not see the field until second year after RS if there is an experienced captain ahead of them. Happens all the time. He could play two more years here, but getting him this young is the benefit like it was with Bosa and Zeke, both only 20 when drafted.

 

In fact Tyvis left early too. Had he returned, Captain Hook might still be in waiting.

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