kungfoodude

The issue I think most have(myself included) is why are you having to train a 5 year college player and 1st round WR how to catch the ball?

It's a repetitive injury from skinning too many squirrels.

He is overwhelmingly the best prospect in this draft. There is zero question at all about this. To suggest otherwise is being purposely ignorant.

Charlie Campbell has some good insights at times and he seems connected. Walter is kind of a windbag in general.

We also have to start being intelligent eventually. If the draft is stacked at RB, take a RB. If the draft is stacked at OG, take an OG. If the draft is stacked at EDGE, take an EDGE. Our issue is that we don't do that. We do what we did with Brooks, we reach in a weak RB draft. We reach in a weak WR draft on XL. We. Reach. You gotta stop doing that if there is any hope of ever getting good at drafting.

At this point, you move on from Brooks. Deal him when he is healthy or if he is able to come back at all, possibly have him as the #2 if we eventually move on from Chuba.

I usually lean towards killing it at the Senior Bowl over guys that were a little sketchy on production in college, to a point. You gotta go back and figure out if this is a practice warrior(Ian Thomas) or there was some reason they didn't produce where they were at. Typically guys that crush at the Senior Bowl do well at the next level.

My favorite religious figure, Pastor Troy.

Well getting a 4th or 5th round RB is also likely to be a cheaper option that free agency, too. I just don't want to see us do that in the top 3 rounds unless it is someone like Hampton falling to the 3rd. I will tell you a guy I like is Brashard Smith from SMU. Former WR and KR that converted to RB. Probably the most elite receiving RB in this draft. Could be our Austin Ekeler type back.

There always are. That is the smart time to be going RB because they are almost always BPA

Hunter's big red flags are mileage. He has an INSANE amount of mileage precisely because of the two way play. That is not sustainable at the NFL level.

Carter is the very, very obvious one. I would say basically 100% of the DE/Edge options, for that matter. Not a guy we will ever have to worry about but Cam Ward is likely the 6th best QB in the last draft. Very talented, very flawed.

This is a fuging terrible idea. Trade ups in this top 10 are extremely stupid. We should be taking advantage of that, not being taken advantage of.

That is a LOT of this draft. Super small elite pool and a very big 2nd tier pool. This is gonna be a wild draft because of that, IMO. Very much eye of the beholder.

It's always easier to justify BPA for a great franchise than a bad one(add Philly to that list of teams, BTW. Howie Roseman GOAT?) That said, how you stay bad is ignore BPA and reach for need. It's a very, very fine line.

Yeah, the big spending inside at OG massively complicates a move like drafting Campbell. Or maybe you pivot from Moton? It would be a very odd move, regardless. Not saying a terrible one, just odd.

4th or 5th will still have very serviceable and good RB's. That is the time to strike, IMO.

If he slipped to the 3rd for some reason, it would be worthwhile. He may drop a lot just because of the deep, deep pool of DL and slot guys this class. I think there will be a real run on thos positions from 15 to probably 60+

Basically this. Watch us use #8 on it like a bunch of idiots.

If you really want to be mad, look how many of that line we passed up up on.

iT's A cOnSpIrAcY!!! rEfs WiLl NeVeR lET pHilLy WiN? Where are all these retards now?

Good Lord, this is an ass whipping.

Eh...a little wrinkly, IMO.

I won't lie, I am bored out of my mind.