Soul Rebel

A faster Kenny Golladay....I'll take it!

What's his RAS look like??

Interesting....didn't Hooker visit Miami already? I wonder if one is the first shoe to drop in order for the 'Phins to get the guy I prefer we sign, Malik Hooker. Not against McCain, but he'll be 28 in August and would honestly prefer to save the money and ride Burris for now at FS while bringing Robinson along as the third safety. I think Chinn spends way more time at SS this year which will allow Burris to play better.

Kyle Hamilton screams a Phil Snow player and could rival Chinn as that hybrid rover....his athleticism and build is off the charts. Linderbaum would be an ideal "less sexy" selection, but fills a glaring need once we let Paradis walk. Interested to see if Rhule tries UDFA Moore as a center backup this year and envision him as a potential center long-term. Agreed though.... C, FS, LB are my three biggest needs heading into the draft.

If we are going to add a FA, I prefer Hooker. If we sign nobody else but him, I'll be stoked. I do think Burris is in a good position to thrive next to Chinn, not Boston, with the front 6 or 7 in front of him....and a true alpha CB1 in Horn. Our weakness at CB last year along with weak LB play, and an inconsistent Boston, exposed Burris more, IMO. I wouldn't mind letting Burris and Robinson battle it out for our FS, TBH. Burris is 27 and Robinson just turned 22....lots of untapped potential there. I truly do believe our future SAF duo is Robinson and Chinn.

If we could somehow land Hooker and Leno, I think we are a vastly different team heading into next year. From top to bottom, I don't see a position that we didn't improve....except maybe at guard. Even then, I think two of Elflein, Miller, Erving, Daley, Brown and Moore can start.

True class act. I read a story where he slept at a fellow players house on an air mattress bc he didn't know his future when he first arrived to Chicago. He welcomed the new guy with open arms and sent a nice shoutout to Chicago for giving him a chance. Sign him for Darnold and let Christensen learn behind a vet. Just not too long....Christensen will be 25 in September.

Depending on if the Panthers want to thrust Christensen in as a starter right away or not.

Nah, I'm good. I'm not looking for a 30 yr old veteran tackle. My comment was more about getting a 22-yr old center that looks like he eats nails and trains in Siberia.

I like Tremble the player and think he is a Rhule kind of player, just not at that spot. I would've preferred Meinerz in that spot.....Let him play guard this year and then slide over to C after Paradis' contract is up. In theory, could've rolled with a future OL of Christensen-??-Meinerz-Brown-Moton Don't know if Tremble would have been there with our next selection and I certainly wouldn't undo the ridiculous trade we made with Houston. That 4th next year is tasty. I hope Tremble can get coached up a bit in the catch/route running game, but he brings everything else you're looking for in a soon-to-be 21-year old raw prospect. Happy he's here bc he does fill a void....just would've preferred a Meinerz.

Not sure if your serious or joking.

Moehrig could be BPA as crazy as it would be for us to go CB/SAF. Jenkins or Radunz is who I want. Jenkins would probably need a trade up in front of Cincy who went Chase over Sewell. I hope some QB needy teams move up early in R2 maybe for Mills/Mond.

I mean, this could have been the plan all along. Secure a top-3 pick (Pitts/Sewell), send them Jimmy G and some other picks and get a HOF QB that still has some tread on the tires. Esp if GB truly believes in Love as the QB of the future.

Not after trading for Darnold AND being in position to take Fields/Lance at 8. We essentially moved up 35 spots from the pick traded to the Jets.

To Carolina: 15, 46, '22 FRP & JC Jackson To New England: 8 & Donte

Depends on who's there at 8, but IDK about comparing him to Bradberry. Horn has a 10.0 RAS score, which puts him at #1 out of over 1700 CBs. Bradberry was at a 9.17 and ran a 4.5 40 and 36.5 vertical. Horn ran a 4.35 40 and a 41.5 vertical. Horn is way more confident and explosive and an alpha, IMO. Metrics aren't everything, but I think Horn will be at another level 4 years from now.

I wouldn't hate him at 8, but a trade down could still get us Horn. There's a lot to like about him and he would give us a CB that could shut down his side of the field much the way PP/White/Gilmore do. Kyle Pitts said he was the toughest matchup he's had to face....and Pitts played against Surtain too. I hate the Saints, but Joe Horn was easy to like when he was there....apple shouldn't fall too far from the tree.

Agree that either Surtain or Horn should be in play at 8 IF Sewell and Pitts are gone.....maybe Slater too. Either of these two corners should give us the best corner we've had. Gamble and Bradberry come to mind, but I think these two can be better than them. However, I would also argue just as strongly for Slater at 8 and Samuel Jr./Stokes at 39. Stokes is a player I'm really high on and can see him being a beast as a boundary corner.

Patrick Surtain II - 6'2" 208 pound boundary CB with a 4.4 40 time and excels in short space. Equally solid in coverage as he is against the run. Bloodlines from all-pro CB father. Jaycee Horn - 6'1" 205 pound versatile CB with a 4.37 40 time. Confident and a ballhawk....Kyle Pitts said he was the top CB he faced. Bloodlines from pro bowl WR father. Either of these guys, though not an OT or QB, would go a long way sealing a tremendous positional weakness in a division loaded with talented pass catchers..... Pitts could be in ATL soon too. Either of these two CBs are in a tier above what Bradberry was. I want Sewell or Pitts and would be equally happy with Slater at 8. However, there is a lot of depth at OT that can find a very, very good starting LT in R2. Draft can fall a number of ways and a guy like Jenkins falls. Radunz, Leatherwood, Eichenburg, and the kid from Northern Iowa would all be valuable gets at 39. Sidenote, I do think David Moore will turn heads for folks this year at WR. Only 26 years old, he is, IMO, a younger more athletic Jerricho Cotchery. My ideal first three rounds: 8 - Penei Sewell 39 - Eric Stokes 73 - Wyatt Davis

Happy with the signing, though I think Hurst would've been just as good of a move, and younger. Jones will pair nicely beside Brown and has the versatility to be on the field with Fox and confuse offenses with their abilities to play outside or in.

Excellent top-10 and overall summations. I 100% agree with 1-8 and think Fields/Lance could be flipped - where Fields goes back to ATL Metro area and back to the home team. I think DEN and Lance make just as much sense as Fields. It still yields the same layout....QB at 4 and QB at 7 with the Broncos moving in front of us. I love it....gimme Sewell all day.

According to the draft chart (for whatever that's worth these days) -- Carolina (8) : 1400 ----------------------- WFT (19) : 875 WFT (51) : 390 WFT (74) : 220 I wouldn't give up a shot at a franchise cornerstone at 8 for that package. However, if SF went from 12 to 3, then going from 19 to 8 should return something better than a 2nd and 3rd this year. We have to get a '22 FRP at least in that deal in addition to 19 & 51 overall.

I hope Fitts sees a prospect like Newman/Mond later in the draft as his Russell Wilson over Fields/Jones at 8. To take a beastly OT at 8 (or 15) would be huge. I love Fields and Lance, but after trading for Darnold, really hope we go OT (or perhaps Pitts if we are so lucky) in R1.