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1st link was only SEC players, but thanks for the others. I hadn’t seen them. Looks like the Saints are a popular thought to some.

I’ve only seen Shemar as a late 1st. His size & athleticism will turn heads at the combine.

My prediction: Shemar Stewart is one of the biggest combine risers with some mocking him as high as our pick.

OLBs and WRs get paid in the same ballpark. Much harder to convince a QB to switch to RB with those salary and career longevity differences.

If he’s sitting there at our 3.10 pick, I’m hoping we give it a try. Let him learn and add the necessary weight to replace one of Wonnum or Clowney in 2026.

I get it. I don’t have his agility testing numbers or 10yd splits, but we will after the combine hopefully. I’d be willing to bet his would be elite when compared to other OLBs, except for maybe strength testing due to playing WR. That’s the easiest to change. In contrast, I think his athletic numbers, while impressive for a WR his size, will not be elite compared to other WRs. Obviously, it would have to be approved by Williams in talks prior to the draft. In reviewing his film and draft projections, it looked like he’ll be a mid-late Day 2 pick. I’m thinking we could sell him on the idea we project him to be an elite (Top 5) OLB by year 2-3. He will likely never get that position ranking at WR.

6’5, 225 running a 4.45 forty Played all over for TCU’s offense. WR/RB/Wildcat. Watch his highlights: Imagine that agility being used against offensive tackles. He would have elite ball skills for an OLB in pass coverage too. He plays physical and I could see him switch over with ease since he’s shown his versatility. If he can tackle, he might be just as good as Abdul Carter off the edge and potentially available in the late 2nd, early 3rd. He has the frame to be 6’5, 250 in short order imo.

First one I’ve done in a while, and it happened again… This time, I took a screenshot for you of the top 7….

The deep draft class may drive the price down on free agent RBs. If I could get Javonte Williams to come home for 3 years/~11mil, I think I take it. I’m aware he doesn’t look like the same player prior to his knee injury, but the guy is only 24 years old. I think he’d be a great pairing with Chuba. If Brooks shows he’s healthy and productive in 2026, Javonte’s contract would be easy to move for a pick at the deadline with 1.5 years left.

Do you have reason to believe he wants out of Charlotte? I haven’t seen anything like that rumored.

He says he’s chasing a Super Bowl. Our only pitch is the weakness of our division makes anyone a playoff contender, and highlight our offensive progress. Plus, our defense was decimated last year and adding D Brown and Garrett solves a lot of our issues. With that said, I put us around the 21st most likely to team to trade for him.

This is a very short sighted take. Theilen is here one more year tops. As soon as 2026, or possibly sooner if we trade Theilen to a contender next season, our WR core could be WR1 Tet, WR2 XL, Slot Coker. Possibly switch XL and Coker. That’s a strong young trio to grow with our QB who is younger than most of this season’s rookie QBs.

Theilen has had such a good career. Steady as they come and brings in some of the toughest catches.

If you mean no, as in no way this is logically happening on draft night, then I agree.

Would do backflips: