WarPanthers89

I disagree. Not many blue chip players in this draft and one will be available at #8 no matter what. We need so many players that we need to take BPA. I’m all for trading down with any other pick but no way I would trade #8

New faces for David Newton to interview straight out of the shower

The Ian Thomas of reporters

LOL.

No one should be upset with this guy if we get him. We are in a good position as there are not many blue chip guys in this draft, and we will certainly have the option to get one at pick 8

Reports are he would only be out 8 weeks if he has the surgery

1. Tyler Warren, TE, Penn State (6-6, 261) Prospect grade: Top 10 Best-case comp: Rob Gronkowski Best team fit: New York Jets Clearly the most gifted pass-catcher in the 2025 NFL draft, Warren was understandably the focal point of Penn State's march to the College Football Playoffs last season and projects as a Day 1 standout in the NFL, as well. Entering last year, Warren's unique combination of size, strength, agility and remarkable body control already had him earning early first-round grades from scouts. And when his statistics exploded from 34 catches for 422 yards and seven scores in 2023 to leading the Big Ten with 104 grabs for 1,233 yards and eight touchdowns this past year, Warren emerged as one of the few true blue-chip prospects of this class. There are few tight ends in today's NFL who offer Warren's all-around game, warranting comparison to a similarly-sized and talented future Hall of Famer in Gronk.

I felt bad for that guy. Must suck to know your wife’s hooking up with Steve Smith and you see those text.

No team in the league would sit back and say Mays outplayed Hunt or Lewis so its a typical case of stats (or ratings) not telling the story. The team also was in a much better position at the end of the year, where the begging was very rough all around. Everyone was learning the new scheme, calls, learning how new teammates played in real games and all of that changed the second half of the year. We started getting actual production from the run game and receivers and everyone’s play changed from the beginning of the year. As a side note Mays goes down or another linemen who is coming in? We have zero depth and Brady Christiansen will be hitting free agency to be a starter elsewhere. With as many holes as we have it makes sense as long as it’s team friendly deal. I’m not opposed to drafting someone as well, but we know what we are getting from Corbett when healthy and he’s above average playing multiple positions. Maybe they have it as an open competition between him and Mays, loser is the prime backup for G and C

I get where you are coming from for sure, but center is a critical position. Mays was not exactly lighting the world on fire and we have zero depth behind him. I’d be fine with signing Corbett to a team friendly deal or drafting someone. They are prob thinking that with as many holes as we have it would be nice to focus on other areas on the team with our draft picks this year.

I like Corbett a lot and he seems to be a great leader, but he hasn’t been healthy during his time here, and we haven’t got much of a return from the first contract. As long as it’s a team friendly deal I’m good with it

There is always more to the story than we as fans see. Multiple reports over the last year suggest that Moton’s knee issues may be a bigger problem than we realize. I’m 100000% on board with keeping Moton as he has been one of the only consistent players over the years, but looking at it from the teams perspective, if they feel the knees will be getting worse, it’s not a terrible plan to let him play out the last year of his contract and look for a replacement. You know we will be paying Icky and you simply cannot have 4/5th of the line signed to mega contracts long term. Center and RT may need to be younger players on cheaper contracts

Imagine being mad about signing a Vet backup QB. Bryce is the unquestioned starter and people have a hard time dealing with that…..

This place needs the fresh smell of meatballs in the morning.