Jay Roosevelt

Traded all the way down with Buffalo. Picked up their 1st rounder next year and then traded both 2nd rounders to move back into the 1st for Emeka Egbuka. Also traded up into the late 2nd for another pass rusher.

Something different; an offensive focused draft. Only one pick used on defense...

Went trade down happy in this one...

And I only want to root for a contender. If no contenders make him a decent offer I'm sure he'll sign elsewhere.

If Graham is there and we take anyone else I'll be pissed. Unless Travis Hunter or someone falls, which won't happen.

Justin Simmons seems like such a no-brainer signing to me right now. He's worked with Evero before and is a good player at a position where we have basically nothing right now. I have to believe this gets done at some point prior to the draft.

I agree with you on the weird combos. I still can't believe they actually thought white jerseys/silver pants was a good thing to try. I feel like if they're going to do all these random combos to change up the look they need to just do a full re-design and get it over with. I maintain that black helmets/blue jersey/black pants would be the best home combo we could have.

It is. No telling.

It's a mod I made for Madden 25 on PC: https://discord.com/channels/483324610968944651/1326731764319916043

It's time for a re-design...

We'd probably have to take Mbow in the 3rd if we wanted him, which I wouldn't be opposed to depending on who else is available. I definitely think a developmental RT should be a target in the middle rounds.

Well then we're fuged.

True. I do like him as a player and I do feel like ILB is our most overlooked need right now. Everyone points to EDGE and WR, but I do not feel comfortable at all going into the season with Josey Jewell and Trevin Wallace as our starters and the guy we signed from the Rams as our only real depth.

Considering our track record in the 2nd round I feel like it may be well worth giving that pick up if it means getting an elite edge rusher at #4.

I wouldn't go that far. Poor man's Kuechly at best. He's not the athlete that Luke was. I still wouldn't mind drafting him, though.

The closer we get to the draft the more I wonder if we'd consider trading up with the Pats if Abdul Carter falls to #4. They need OL badly and our pick at #8 is in the perfect spot to get one of the top tackles. It'd probably take our 2nd rounder to get it done, which wouldn't be ideal but to be able to land Carter it might be worth it, especially if we can trade our 3rd + one or both of our 4ths to move back up into the 2nd later on. Something like this...

This is true. In general you want to get at least the following out of every draft for it to be considered a good class: - 1 quality (above average to elite) starter - 1 solid starter - 1 solid backup - 1 contributor/backup/special teamer Obviously it depends on how many picks you have, but we checked all four boxes in 2021 with Horn, Chuba, Tremble and Christensen. There are exceptions, of course. I'd argue that 2011 was a great draft for us despite missing on every player we drafted except Cam because the one guy we did hit on became our franchise QB (the same will likely hold true of 2023 if Bryce ends up becoming that guy long-term) but that is a good general gauge for how good any particular draft class is.

Tried something different with this one. Traded up with the Patriots; I gave up our 2nd + 4th + next year's 3rd for #4 + their 6th rounder. I also traded back up into the 2nd for a WR.

The more I watch of them the more I like both Iowa State WRs as 2nd round options for us.

I'd honestly take him in the 2nd, but in the 3rd he's a no-brainer.