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lol he's one of the ones they talked to.

he's not at all a liability. what we need is some some power that we can turn to in the run game. we've been weak when we need to punch. we need an RB or two that can just give defenses a beating and force Ds to pay attention to stopping the run game. that makes it easier for bryce, it opens up the passing game, and i think that's the type situation that the OL does better in. i like having an RB that can be that dual threat kind of guy that can be used as a reliable outlet for the QB, but i think having some powerball rolling out of the backfield needs to be a big part of it all.

Inspired by the visits

it will be a release.

Agreed. We've got to get a good TE in here. Something we can't afford to overlook. Even if it's like Jared Wiley. Just get one here.

he's tempting, but more because i'm a little bit of a clemson homer myself. honestly there's a few i'd rather have above him at any point in the draft who can do more of what i'm thinking we need.

i wouldn't mind avoiding all IOL this draft.

yeah the brooks thing is a little confusing unless the idea is that they will only take an RB if the top guy falls for some reason. still some good backs with some pop in them available throughout that we probably need to be checking in to and can for sure use. i won't be upset if we don't take one, but i really would like for us to.

chance to finish his career where he started it. not having to move family. more money. why not?

i'm really liking corum and estime. both guys that know how to get into the end zone. especially corum. ray davis is up there as well. braelon allen would be good just for shear power.

it's overrated. grow your hair long and they don't notice the ear hair so much. btw, it's little more painful than you'd think not as bad as yanking nose hair, but still not a great feeling. will wake you up when you're tired and trying to drive, though.

agreed. i think if we trade back we might end up taking an RB. one thing i completely believe is that we absolutely should not go into next season without a power back of some kind.

lol what a nut. what a frikkin' nut. and it doesn't surprise me.

there's this part of me that isn't really loving the CBs, mainly because the WRs have been so great. Is it partly because the CBs in college haven't been that good? i find myself just avoiding CBs unless it's late in the draft. OL looks good in this class, but i really don't want to miss out on offensive play makers. we need them badly. if anything i want to overload in that direction.

Wow. Thanks for being a part of it all. RIP

Good. Beef that OL up.

The only other thing i want in this draft (other than offensive play makers) is an edge rusher to either put on the other side or replace him if we don't keep him. We can get a good one with our first or second pick and still load up in offensive play makers.

There's about 5-7 WRs I am totally cool taking about that point after the top 5 WRs are taken off the board. I'm hoping that we can trade back and pick one of them up. But there's also about 10-15 that if we got 2-3 of them I would be giddy with. I would like us to do nothing but play makers this year. 2-3 WRs, a TE, and a big workhorse RB. Gimme these guys. I feel like we're always going to feel like we can do better than the guys we pick. There's always going to be arguments for and against them and someone guaranteed to bitch about the picks (these experts we have in here). For me it's not really could we have picked someone better, it's "did we make the team better than it was?" Imo, we're going to have to work hard to screw this up (making the team better). The unfortunate thing is we've got plenty of practice fugging things up. I just hope we've learned something.

I like Jermaine Burton a lot. Apparently he can be a bit of a punk, but the guy has a lot of talent a d I think he's a bit underrated in this draft. Would be nice to get him, especially if he had any kind of rapport with BY before. Could be that buddy connection with a WR that every QB needs

Good point. Still don't think he's coming here, but he'll move the goal posts to fit whatever he wants at the moment. He'll probably have to wait till after the draft, though. Whoever doesn't score big time in this WR draft class will come knocking. You have to think that a class like this will dilute his value a bit. It also means that while he and Tee might get astronomically large contacts, this will be the last year we see WR contacts like that except for the most poorly run organizations. If future WR classes are anything like this year's class, WR could end up being like RB has become.

I'll just say this....if he's the pick at 33 I won't be upset.

Probably.

I think this would work