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2 minutes ago, Dr. Who said:

Why not?  You likely aren't using both second round picks to move up.

 

ILB is not deep in draft. Need to get one of the top three if u want immediate help

1 minute ago, KOKBILLS said:

 

Exactly...

 

Like Matt Milano...<_<

 

He didn't start last year to start the year

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16 minutes ago, Brianmoorman4jesus said:

Milano. He is very good. And IMO should have been the MLB last year full time and just learned to call the defense and stayed there for the next 5 years. I said over and over, last year we should have moved Brown to SLB played Milano at MLB and had Humber play WLB. Milano is good and he can run sideline to sideline.

I think Milano is just a little too small to play th MIKE at 223. Compton has about 10 pounds on him. The biggest thing to me, if Compton signs, when we get to nickel, Milano and Compton will be on the field, which is a huge upgrade coverage-wise over Humber and Brown. Lorax will continue to be a part time player at SAM imo. 

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Just now, MrEpsYtown said:

I think Milano is just a little too small to play th MIKE at 223. Compton has about 10 pounds on him. The biggest thing to me, if Compton signs, when we get to nickel, Milano and Compton will be on the field, which is a huge upgrade coverage-wise over Humber and Brown. Lorax will continue to be a part time player at SAM imo. 

 

I wish they would get rid of Lorax with post June status and use the money to sign a real LB. Lorax is a pass rushing specialist. We need an all around LB. We have enough pass rushers now. He is extremely overpaid for his role

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10 minutes ago, Ittakestime said:

 

I wish they would get rid of Lorax with post June status and use the money to sign a real LB. Lorax is a pass rushing specialist. We need an all around LB. We have enough pass rushers now. He is extremely overpaid for his role

Agreed. He should really just be a special teams guy. I assume they value his leadership and such, but yes it is way too much money.

Posted
15 hours ago, Ittakestime said:

 

3 cone drill is a better indicator of playing speed for the front 7 and preston was way better.

 

 

Better than who? 

 

Compton didn't attend the combine and googling "Will Compton 3 cone drill" doesn't produce a result. Have you got one for him? And a link?

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3 minutes ago, MrEpsYtown said:

Agreed. He should really just be a special teams guy. I assume they value his leadership and such, but yes it is way too much money.

 

Almost save 3 million and would be able to structure a contract with Bowman in a way where he could count 3 million this year and more in future.

1 minute ago, Thurman#1 said:

 

 

Better than who? 

 

Compton didn't attend the combine and googling "Will Compton 3 cone drill" doesn't produce a result. Have you got one for him? And a link?

 

I just looked at wikipedia.

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2 hours ago, Kmart128 said:

 

Well with the amount of money we have left and the holes we still have to fill he will have to do. It's either him or have Tanner Vallejo start... I'll take Compton everday. There is a 3rd option but that requires we not trade up and draft a LB with our extra picks... At this point it doesn't look likely.

 

I'm thinking we trade our 2 Firsts, Clevelands 3rd, and a mid round pick next year for year and trade to #3 overall.

 

We sign Compton and a Nickle CB.

 

Then Drafting goes like this

 

Round 1. QB

Round 2. WR

Round 2. OT

Round 3. OG/C

Round 4. OLB

Round 5. CB

Round 6. TE

 

Looking at the way free agency is going I think we will be drafting offensive heavy. Get our rookie a weapon and some protection.

 

My point being with a trade up it's not likely that we can upgrade EVERY position. We will have to sacrifice a little and settle for a proven player like Compton if we want to move up into the top 5 and make sure our positions get filled.

 

 

He's a downgrade  from Preston Brown. If he comes cheap he's a good depth signing. But we need to draft a middle linebacker.

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25 minutes ago, Ittakestime said:

 

ILB is not deep in draft. Need to get one of the top three if u want immediate help

 

Well, I would love to get Roquan Smith, but I think your priorities are skewed.  Unless, of course, they are not dialed in on one or two of the top qbs specifically.  Qb trumps lb, so I would settle for second tier lb before I settle for second tier qb.

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2 minutes ago, Dr. Who said:

Well, I would love to get Roquan Smith, but I think your priorities are skewed.  Unless, of course, they are not dialed in on one or two of the top qbs specifically.  Qb trumps lb, so I would settle for second tier lb before I settle for second tier qb.

 

I feel like you could do both.  Don't go to top 6 (take a QB at 12 or a little sooner if you feel someone is trying to move up) you will be able to get one of the top 4 QBs.  You keep your second first round pick and draft one of the top 3 ILB. Second round you draft the WR from LSU and a o line guy.  3rd round you probably have one pick because you needed either to move up, and you take a CB.

 

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Just now, Ittakestime said:

 

I feel like you could do both.  Don't go to top 6 (take a QB at 12 or a little sooner if you feel someone is trying to move up) you will be able to get one of the top 4 QBs.  You keep your second first round pick and draft one of the top 3 ILB. Second round you draft the WR from LSU and a o line guy.  3rd round you probably have one pick because you needed either to move up, and you take a CB.

 

 

This makes no sense given the void the Bills have long had at QB.  LB is just not that much of an impact position to take this approach. 

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15 hours ago, Ittakestime said:

 

3 cone drill is a better indicator of playing speed for the front 7 and preston was way better.

 

21 minutes ago, Thurman#1 said:

Better than who? 

 

Compton didn't attend the combine and googling "Will Compton 3 cone drill" doesn't produce a result. Have you got one for him? And a link?

 

19 minutes ago, Ittakestime said:

 

I just looked at wikipedia.

 

That's weird. Wiki says that their figures are from the 2012 combine but the combine site doesn't list Will Compton in 2012 or 2013. NFLDraftScout also doesn't list a 3-cone drill for Compton.

 

I have serious questions.

 

Especially as I went through this thread and found this:

 

 

13 hours ago, noacls said:

3 cone drill

Brown 6.98 seconds

Compton 6.86 seconds

 

He doesn't list a link either. I'd have to have some more linkage, from whoever, on this before believing anything.

 

EDIT: Just checked the official NFL Combine site. They list three Comptons in their history, Tom, Mike and Gary.

 

http://nflcombineresults.com/psearch.php?nm=Compton

 

Anyone can put anything on wiki. I use it sometimes but if there's a question I certainly don't trust them unreservedly.

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Ittakestime said:

 

If the plan is to get a top LB in the draft, that's perfect. Just don't go trading up for a QB then. Can't have both worlds

 

What???

 

The team can easily trade up for a QB without giving up all of their day 2 picks.

 

Are you sure you're not putting me on here? 

40 minutes ago, Ittakestime said:

 

ILB is not deep in draft. Need to get one of the top three if u want immediate help

 

He didn't start last year to start the year

 

ILB might be the deepest position in the 2018 draft

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Posted
2 minutes ago, thebandit27 said:

 

What???

 

The team can easily trade up for a QB without giving up all of their day 2 picks.

 

Are you sure you're not putting me on here? 

 

ILB might be the deepest position in the 2018 draft

 

Beyond top end talent, it is not deep.  A guy like Jewell will struggle to athletically keep up in today's NFL.

Posted
24 minutes ago, Green Lightning said:

He's a downgrade  from Preston Brown. If he comes cheap he's a good depth signing. But we need to draft a middle linebacker.

 

That's what people said about Poyer

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14 minutes ago, Thurman#1 said:

 

Anyone can put anything on wiki. I use it sometimes but if there's a question I certainly don't trust them unreservedly.

 

 

 

There is no mention of 3-cone at this link, but he seems to be reasonably athletic.

 

"LINCOLN — Former Nebraska linebacker Will Compton wore the biggest smile of all the Huskers working out at Thursday's Pro Day. He ran a 4.54 40-yard dash, jumped 32 inches in the vertical, more than nine feet in the broad jump, and finished with 24 repetitions in the 225-pound bench press. Of the 15 scouts on hand, Compton said, several had strong feedback."

 

http://www.omaha.com/huskers/notes-compton-s-stock-rises-at-pro-day/article_04d686a2-997d-5f2d-8328-077a36d7335d.html

 

Also, was a Team Captain his senior year.

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11 minutes ago, hemma said:

 

 

There is no mention of 3-cone at this link, but he seems to be reasonably athletic.

 

"LINCOLN — Former Nebraska linebacker Will Compton wore the biggest smile of all the Huskers working out at Thursday's Pro Day. He ran a 4.54 40-yard dash, jumped 32 inches in the vertical, more than nine feet in the broad jump, and finished with 24 repetitions in the 225-pound bench press. Of the 15 scouts on hand, Compton said, several had strong feedback."

 

http://www.omaha.com/huskers/notes-compton-s-stock-rises-at-pro-day/article_04d686a2-997d-5f2d-8328-077a36d7335d.html

 

Also, was a Team Captain his senior year.

 

 

Thanks.

 

I don't really know Compton at all. Don't have any educated opinion beyond being convinced that Beane has been doing a terrific job so far.

 

GAAAH!! OK, taking another look at NFLDraftScout, they do have a 3-cone for Compton, from his Pro Day rather than the combine. 6.86. Whereas Preston Brown's 3-cone is listed as 6.98 at the combine and 7.13 at his Pro Day.

 

Not that this is some huge deal, but earlier somebody said that Brown's 3-cone was better. That doesn't appear to be true.

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44 minutes ago, Ittakestime said:

 

Beyond top end talent, it is not deep.  A guy like Jewell will struggle to athletically keep up in today's NFL.

 

Well that's simply untrue.

 

You have guys like Edmunds, Smith, Evans, and LVE that are round 1 talents. Then you've got D Leonard, M Jefferson, and J Baker that are day 2 prospects who could potentially start as rookies. Then there's the day 3 sub package guys, like Jewell, who is very likely a guy that could carve out a role and play for a long time. There's more than a handful of those

 

And you're still missing the point 

 

You don't need an elite LB group. You need 3-4 guys that can get it done in a platoon fashion 

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