Jay Roosevelt

Damn. Wonder if they're credible? If that's the case then Jalon Walker moves to #1 for me.

Trade down w/Arizona scenario...

One thing I will give Morgan credit for; he seems to appreciate the value of OL depth.

I was the same way until recently. Unless there's some major character red flag I'm not aware of I think he's been hugely underrated. Best pure pass rusher in the class, IMO.

Pass. 30 years old + injury + pretty awful PFF grades.

My preference in order: Mike Green Edge Jalon Walker LB Tetairoa McMillan WR Will Johnson CB TRADE BACK James Pearce Edge Tyler Warren TE Will Cambell OT Mykel Williams Edge Malaki Starks S Ashton Jeanty RB

OL screams 4th round pick this year to me. High enough to get a solid prospect, but not so high that it hurts us too bad if he doesn't pan out.

Don't know that it's as much that as it is comparing what it'd take to sign him vs. other options they may prefer on the open market. And obviously the draft is an option. I still expect him back eventually.

I swear to God if we bring back Ian Thomas again...

A lot of "character issues" are going to pop up between now and the draft. How many of them are legit remain to be seen. I've read the same thing about James Pearce recently as well.

I'm not opposed to keeping him depending on the money. If he's going to count against the cap anyway (which the void year does) it's not the worst move unless an extension significantly raises his cap number. Even if it's just a 1-year deal that pays him a little more than what he's already on the books for. When he's been on the field he's been really good, but the issue is obviously injuries. I will say, having Corbett back as the starter would also give us good depth since Cade Mays can move into the backup role. That could be key if (more likely when) Brady Christensen leaves. Hard to say right now without seeing the potential terms of any new deal. In all honesty, though, if we're going to spend money on re-signing an OL I'd prefer trying to keep Brady Christensen. He's extremely valuable depth given he can play literally every position on the OL at a serviceable level or better, including center.

I personally lean more toward signing a solid veteran backup to a 1-year deal. There are always plenty of options in free agency and this draft class is really deep in the trenches, which we need to take advantage of. A.J. Dillon from the Packers would be a solid signing, IMO.

Trade down scenario with the Colts...

Depends. You determine the cap number you'd like him to carry this year, then take whatever's left and spread it out over the final 2 years of the deal. It won't be cheap, but quality starting tackles aren't cheap regardless.

1) Joe Person is an idiot. 2) We finally 'fixed' the OL last year; we don't need to be letting our most dependable player on the unit walk now. 3) A 2-3 year extension is a no-brainer. Allows us to keep him for (probably) the rest of his career and lower his cap hit this year. Also buys us time to find a long-term replacement.

I can't fathom how Mike Green isn't a 1st round graded player.

Most backups are either career backups or former starters who are winding down their career. There's nothing wrong with Dalton as our backup.

Backups aren't supposed to have potential; they're supposed to be known quantities. You want to know what you've got if your QB1 goes down, not bank on a guy reaching his potential when called on.

I agree with this. Always felt he was underrated as an NFL prospect.

Jack Bech, WR, TCU.

5. I wouldn't be surprised if we take one but we could also opt for an undrafted kicker.

Just hire him to make all our 1st round picks.

Sounds like the Bengals are going to keep Tee Higgins. Or try to anyway.

The NFL.com scouting profiles are actually quite good, but it can take a while to update them after the combine.