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We are returning the same starting OL for the first time in like 10 years, and our offense has struggled to do anything well ever since Cam's shoulder went to poo, but yeah lets trade our most consistent offensive lineman.

Absolutely agree in regards to Shemar Stewart. He plays like the Tasmanian devil. He doesn't seem to attack anything cerebrally, but only relies on his athleticism. He's a scary prospect and one that has been seen before with the likes of Mamula and Vernon Gholston. He just has 10 year vet that bounces around the league written all over him for me. He will continually get chances because he isn't bad but he never puts it all together. Williams seems like a very smart kid and understands what to look for and how to attack it. He just needs to go from diagnosing to execution faster and he will be a great player. He already has great technique.

Brian Burns not being a 10+ sack guy a year and being a run game liability is why we were smart to let him walk. Williams is an asset in the run game Day 1. No question.

I don't doubt that he really likes him, but the question is whether they want him more than Williams. I think a lot hinges on Walkers workout on the 17th, as ridiculous as it sounds. If his workout is pedestrian, he is dropping out of the top 10. If he lights it up, he could go top 5. Because his size isn't ideal, teams will likely want to see that his athleticism makes up for it.

There is a lot to like. He is only 20. He is already strong as an ox. He is a silky mover, especially at his size. My only concerns are his ability to become a 10+ sack guy a year. If you are an edge taken in the top 10, that's the hope. He isn't a hair on fire type of player like Walker. That is what makes Walker jump off the tape. But Williams has very disciplined eyes and rarely takes unnecessary steps/movements. He's more calculated.

I don't think so anymore. I did at one point, but I think they have liked Williams more all along.

Look... I think we all just need to come to terms with the fact we are taking Mykel Williams. There have been multiple insiders that say he is the guy. Same thing happened last year with Legette and the year before with Bryce. This team is anything but unpredictable when it comes to the draft.

TJ Watt is stirring up social media with throwin up a . Sounds like he either wants out or knows he is out. So. question is, if the Steelers come calling and offer 21 and TJ Watt for 8, are you biting?

Agreed. I think Tomlin has to do something drastic to show he isn't content with mediocrity. This move would do that.

Are we really acting like Walker wasn't good in 2023? He led Georgia in sacks with 5, as a part time player. Georgia saw him as a future ILB and once they saw he could rush the passer well, they moved him outside and he became a starter.

Put him in a program like we did with Kris Jenkins and keep his weight below 400, then yes. But 460+? Eek. Zero stamina and a heart attack risk on the field.

Paired with Moehrig, this could be a very good safety tandem.

Just call Marty Hurney and ask him who he would take at 8. Done.

This guy believed Kealoha Pilares and Ryne Robinson were the "real deal." He doesn't know poo about evaluating players.

Tet's allure is his size and body control, regardless of his speed. Unless he ran a 4.3 or a 4.7, his needle was never going to move much either way. It just matters if your team values that type of player that high or not.

I'm hoping a 2 and a 4 is the offer. The Bengals can't pay both Higgins and Chase with Burrow's contract. Chase gets priority and Panthers are able to under bid what is expected to be the trade value for Higgins

The draft strategy should never change. BPA

Oh I didn't mean we should gamble on him. Just that someone will. Players like him scare me. Especially 1st round and even worse in the top 10

For people that are saying Shemar Stewart is not an elite talent, I think you are confusing talent with production. Shemar is 100% an elite talent. The draft is when you look at a guy like this and predict what he can be in the NFL. He is already a fantastic player against the run, has a RIDICULOUS motor, and elite traits. There is a reason why Travon Walker went ahead of Aiden Hutchinson in the draft. Projection. Both could be very good players, but which player, if he puts it all together, will be a game changer? Not only do I think he will go top 10, he might even go ahead of our pick. P.S. He doesn't even turn 22 until November.

I hope we can sign: RB JK Dobbins S Juan Thornhill or Julian Blackmon WR Mecole Hardman CB Mike Hilton and another EDGE player If we can pull those deals off, I'll feel great going into the draft

Must be nice to be a consistently good team that can make decisions like that.

I can see how it was a tough decision for him, but with JJ coming off of an injury and after what Kevin O'Connell did for Darnold last year, I think I would have had to go back to the Vikings. Colts have a run game and a couple of weapons though, so who knows.

CJ Stroud walking into training camp like

There is some concern that the injury he sustained a year ago is affecting his play now and will continue to do so.