Jay Roosevelt

"Consensus builder" = no conviction and easily manipulated by our last two shitty coaches and our inept owner.

I see him as a better fit at DT than OT, but realistically he has no future in the NFL.

The injuries concern me, but he's a really good player. That said, I'd rather take Edgerrin Cooper in the 2nd if we're set on drafting a linebacker.

It'd be crazy if we ended up signing Gilmore AND trading for Hassan Reddick.

We have literally next to nothing invested in him. If he becomes a problem this year just don't re-sign him.

Panthers fans to David Tepper...

ESPN has little reason to even exist at this point, TBH. It's just the brand now.

I'd rather draft a kicker, TBH.

Jail time?

if we can come out of the draft with only one of those picks we'll be doing great.

ther trade down mock...

Trade heavy mock. Picked up Denver's 2nd rounder next year.

Depends entirely on the offer and who is on the board.

... all of them?

I think it'd be a good idea for a team to take a running QB who might not be good enough to be a starter and just make him a short-yardage runner and trick play specialist. Imagine having a QB who could come in at the goal line and on 4th & short and be as effective as Cam Newton was in those situations. He could also be good for some trickery here and there. I guess the closest thing we've seen to this would be Taysom Hill in New Orleans, but he's not nearly the short-yardage runner Cam was or Jalen Hurts or Josh Allen are at QB.

I wouldn't go as far as saying he sucks; there is potential there. But clearly he's more highly thought of by fans and the sports media than he is in actual league circles. Otherwise they could have gotten a LOT more in a trade. My biggest question here is why the Eagles didn't trade for Fields instead of Kenny Pickett? If you're going to trade for a young former 1st round QB with - presumably - some untapped potential left, why not go with the guy who has always had the higher ceiling?

I hope for the sake of the rest of the league KC doesn't get their hands on Xavier Worthy. If I'm an AFC contender picking before #32 like Buffalo or Cincy or Baltimore I'd take Worthy just so the Chiefs can't.

Moton next?

If only...

Low risk/high reward deal for a former 1st rounder. Nothing wrong with it.

The only centers I would consider in either the 2nd or 3rd round are Jackson Powers-Johnson (likely gone by #33), Sedrick Van Pran and Zach Frazier. They're the only top-quality pure centers in this class, IMO. Otherwise, I'd focus on WR/TE/EDGE in those rounds and go with Austin Corbett as the center.

I trust Evero about as much as I ever have any coordinator we've had. He'll figure it out.