Jon Snow

There's no way that they can spin it as bpa no matter who's sitting there. I'm not buying any of this talk.

Three of those guys are 1 year rentals, and yes I'm including TMo. He's only going to be guaranteed as starter this coming season and that's if he holds up another season. We have no depth to speak of to boot. I think they need to start considering the future of the offensive line and grab great talent from the draft when it presents itself. They cannot afford to pass on olinemen when these guys are sitting there at our pick again.

Only if the Raiders pass on Mendoza and the Jets call to make a trade for the no.2 pick would I consider him in a trade. Otherwise, no.

If they draft another 1st round wr it will prove they are in over their head as a FO.

Pass. Smith cannot spot talent in receivers.

Receiver's cant catch if the qb is either on his back or running for his life. Protecting the qb is one of the most important jobs a GM has.

It's what they should do. But they never do what should do. It's why they have been struggling to get out of the nfc south cellar for nearly a decade.

Sounds like a camp body to beat up on.

This is a dream scenario that unfortunately has about as much chance happening as me banging @TheSpecialJuan

I hope he is.

Camp leg.

I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. Nobody knew this kid until the combine and now all of a sudden he's the best TE that ever existed.

They will not take one in the first. You might as well prepare yourself.

The tell will be when they start drafting olinemen. Hunt will have to be replaced with a draft pick eventually.

Trading up is a suckers move. If you are a good FO you will find a way to make the best of who's available. If you don't get your guy the odds are he will probably be available in 3 years because he will be drafted by a bad team.

I cannot see Morgan taking wr 3 drafts in a row. I would be livid if he did.

Stats are what you're hanging your hat on? Keep dreaming.

Its better just to stay put and take one that falls to you than trade up. If you are drafting in the top 10 you take a qb unless your starter was out due to injury. Even then you probably should take one anyway. Rinse and repeat until you have a franchise guy and his replacement on the roster.

Your dreaming. None of those guys you mentioned were signed to challenge anyone. Young would smoke Brissett in a qb competition. Get real dude.

He doesn't suck. But still no thanks. They could use the money more wisely spent in other area's. I think wr is way down on the list of where they urgently need to upgrade.

I wouldn't say CB is out of the question at 19. There is one that could still be on their board in the first round. The good thing is they will have options. Unless every single player they like is taken before their pick I think they get who they want.

This is good to hear on both of these players. I'll take note if they are one of the 30 visits.

Taking late round flyers on qbs is the definition of trying to challenge your backup. If you seriously want to get a backup to challenge your current starter you take one in the first round.

Anyone they take in this draft will never challenge Young for the starting role. If you want someone to do that then it will have to come from next year's draft. Anyone taken in this draft will be lucky to make the practice squad.

I don't want either.