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I’m well aware of all that and actually prefer Carter as an ILB. As an EDGE his pass rushing skills rely on his speed. He’s a freak athlete like Parsons for sure and is super dangerous when attacking the outside shoulder of the tackle because his bend is elite but beyond that what does he provide you with? As an EDGE, his run defense is average and he constantly looks like he has no pass rush plan and is just content with using his speed to get sacks. His pass rushing technique and his moves are super raw, hell, he rarely even uses his hands when rushing the passer. There’s a lot of risk in asking a speed rusher to bulk up. For starters he could lose some of that speed and explosiveness. There’s just too many question marks with Carter to take him when someone like Starks might be on the board.

Not true, Walter Football is comparing Pearce to Burns but there are others comparing Carter to Burns. EDGE’s that aren’t great against the run and lack strength are going to continually be compared to Burns. At this point in Carter’s career he’s a pass rushing specialist and he really needs to bulk up and be developed properly. He has good bend but almost zero pass rushing moves and lacks the strength of someone like Micah Parsons. See below (and yes, I know they through Parsons in there): https://www.footballscout365.com/nfldraftplayerprofile/abdul-carter

Jaguars are a clusterfug. How do you not fire Baalke along with Pederson. And as a Trevor Lawrence dynasty owner, please get him a good coach.

I prefer Scourton to Carter. He’s much closer to the Bradley Chubb type of player that Evero wants as an EDGE. Only thing with Scourton is Jack Sawyer is just as good and you can get him in the second. Carter is drawing comparisons to Brian Burns who we ran off.

I’m super high on him. Best safety to come out since Hamilton. Instant day one starter and I could see him being a top 10 free safety by seasons end.

Just can’t get behind Carter because I don’t feel like he’s truly the BPA until around pick 15. For me, I’d go: 1. Will Johnson 2. Mason Graham 3. Tetairoa McMillan 4. Malaki Starks 5. Tyler Warren

Atta boy Pat, next Jozy Altidore!

Personal opinion but I feel like Evero’s defense is very player specific. Additionally, it’s definitely a bend but don’t break style of defense that relies on the offense beating themselves. In 2022 the Broncos had a top 10 mark in expected points allowed per play. EPA loves long passes and the Broncos secondary was elite and kept everything in front of them which allows credence to the belief that Evero’s defense is truly a bend but don’t break defense that relies on elite secondary play. Additionally, in 2022 the Broncos had a 91.2 coverage grade which was the best in the NFL and they also were top 10 in completion percentage allowed and touchdowns allowed. The secondary needs more than Jaycee Horn to be successful. If Evero is truly back then Will Campbell (if available) or Malachi Starks needs to be the pick and we need to make a hard run at Justin Reid. Evero’s scheme can get by with the front seven we have (if healthy) but it simply won’t work with the secondary we have.

Joe Gilbert was one of the best position hires we’ve ever ever had. It doesn’t matter who gets plugged in on the OL, everyone is at the very least playing good football if not above average football.

If we’re sitting at 8 and T-Mac, Graham, and Johnson are all gone then Starks needs to be in consideration for the pick. Safety’s rarely go top 10 but Starks is deserving in this draft and he’s the best safety to come out since Kyle Hamilton. Drafting a safety high is also a relatively safe pick (no pun intended). The top safety’s in the league are all first or second round picks and the hit rate is pretty good.

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Just not a fan of Carter; even watching him again last night against an inferior team he didn’t display any unique pass rushing moves. He’s a quick edge with good bend and there’s definitely something to work with but with as high as we are going to be picking we need a sure thing. If we go defense then Will Johnson or Mason Graham should be the pick.

Am I about to try and draft Tyler Warren in my dynasty league after drafting Bowers last year?

Part of me would love to ship him off to a contender next year to give him one last shot at a ring since his dead cap will be low. On the other hand, I don’t want to handicap Bryce with XL and whatever else.

Mayfield and Darnold are playing great ball and have been consistently good all year. Bryce on the other hand didn’t really start putting it together until 7 games ago. If you average out his stats over the past 7 games you’d have a QB that is on pace for 29 total TD’s over a 17 game season. That’s fringe top 10 QB play. Who know’s if Bryce has completely turned the corner but he’s playing much better than his season stats suggest. 12 total TD’s to 4 total turnovers over the past 7 games isn’t bad. Just for comparisons sake, Jordan Love is at 11 total TD’s to 1 total turnover over his past 7 games. Pretty similar stats with the main difference being the Packers have a really good defense and head coach.

Going to have to put Boone in, Blackshear can’t block.

I can’t imagine being upset after seeing Bryce go for 150 and 2 TD’s in the first half.

I know everyone wants to pick a side… Bryce or no Bryce. I wanted Stroud but Bryce is showing you everything you could possibly want to see considering the circumstances of no running game, a historically bad defense, and a kicker who can’t hit outside of 40 yards.

Bryce doing this with no run game is impressive.

Finally a good defensive play.

I mean… that was nice.

A few coaches seem to be on board with Nick Saban being the commissioner of college football.

I had to look this one up. For 2024 and 25 this bowl is using the old conferences for their tie in’s. So technically BYU is Big 12 and Colorado is PAC 12. It’s weird.

Going to be interesting to see what Sanders does with Kaidon Salter next year. The year before last he had Liberty in a NY6 bowl. Assuming he beats out Lewis.

I will say we are 100% in agreement with Hunter. I’m still not even sure he’s a WR. You mentioned the size. It screams CB but maybe that’s just me.