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Can't get onboard with it. He's a good safety but if you want elite money you need to be a game changer.

Yeah, the guy should be a smaller version of Lamar but he's basically just a run of the mill average starter. I always think back to Patrick Peterson... https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Hb4h5Hbgq/

Love the first two picks but if we don't come out of this draft with an edge in the first three rounds we fuged up.

Yeah, I'm expecting mid to late round pick and a low level FA to be added

I'd rather keep that diva far away from our young receivers were trying to develop.

Yeah, I don't think anyone is trying to follow our blueprint. It's just that protecting your young QB is a good idea. That ain't rocket science.

Guys generally do not get better and/or more durable after signing for huge money.

Our secondary gets terrifying without Horn. But then again, history indicates he'll probably miss half the season anyway. But make this trade and you can pretty much just hyper focus on D in free agency and draft.

That's a very concerning injury history to be the highest paid player on the league at a premium position.

If you can get him for a 4th or 5th you do it for damn sure if Canales signs off on it from his time working with him in Seattle.

Same. Give me a guy with "good enough" talent with endless heart and non-stop motor who loves football over the elite athlete who is just there because he's good at it and it pays all day everyday. Elite athletes with questionable motivation are the prototypical draft busts. Then again, just wanting it really bad isn't enough either obviously. You have to meet certain physical prerequisites but I don't see talent red flags with these guys. They're not elite talents and that's why they're not being talked about as first rounders but I'll be surprised if these guys don't at least have solid careers injuries aside.

He doesn't have long speed. I think that's pretty clear watching him play. But he has everything else. And let's be real, how often does long speed really come into play for a RB. How often does a RB really break out into the open and cut loose in the NFL? Honestly probably only a handful of times a season for most. I'll take a guy who has the elite vision, agility, short area burst, power, etc. over the guy who has wheels in the open field.

I was definitely pretty damn surprised by that. Imagine getting trucked on the gridiron then he walks into the gym and you think you're gonna get it back on this 5'9" dude and then he drops a hammer on you on the hardwood too. Dayum...

Good. Deep RB class. I'm all for taking one in the mid-late rounds. If he's there in the early 4th? Sure. Let's go.

If gas leak and carbon monoxide are rules out I wonder if something happened with his wife causing her to suddenly pass whether it was heart attack, stroke, aneurysm, whatever and 90+ year old Gene Hackman was just unable to care for himself properly without her? I don't know, just a really weird situation.

Solid DL. The Seahawks just say overpaid him so he became a cap casualty. Still only 28. He's been consistently solid.

Sportrac's projection is even worse on a per year basis. This is for a guy who basically put up Legette level numbers last year and half the fanbase is ready to write him off as a bust. LOL

Darius Slayton at his projected 3 year/$37.5M contract or no one? Absolutely give me no one then. Not even a difficult decision.

Outside of Bryce we've pretty much been drafting on RAS during the Tepper era. It hasn't landed us many football players. If we showed up on Sundays and competed with Combine drills we might be able to win some games.

If we think he's an ELITE player at the position. I mean a Gronk, Kelce, Witten,Sharpe, Heap, level player (basically Greg Olsen being his FLOOR)... I'm not mad.

At least they didn't draft Kayvon Thibodeaux. LOL

It's about playing the odds. You're trying to hit on a long shot when you're picking a guy with all the measurables and none of the production. 3rd round? Sure, I can be sold on that depending on how the board falls. Top 10? Craziness.

My point was and is that it's rare. LOL

So one. Who was a third round pick because of his lack of college production. If we're talking third round this becomes a completely different risk/reward conversation. The one thing the vast majority of NFL busts have in common is that they had the athleticism. Every year around this time people fall in love with athletic freaks who didn't produce and the one thing most of them have in common is that they will go on to continue not producing in the NFL. It's rare for guys to see their production increase at a higher level of competition. Not non-existent but definitely far from the norm.