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A Humphries / Fisher Double Dip

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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I'm not a Humphries fan, so in this particular scenario... I wouldn't be all that happy.

 

In general though, I wouldn't be against double dipping at tackle.  For example, I'd be pretty happy to walk away with Peat and Fisher.  I like Fisher a lot, and it wouldn't surprise me if both were starting this upcoming season over Oher/Martin/Remmers/whoever.

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The way I see it, I'd like to see us address WR in the first two rounds and tackle in the first three rounds. So if we go defense in the first, taking Strong and then some OT in the third I would be fine with it. But again, we're at the mercy of value. Our first three rounds could be OT, OG, WR. It could be SS, OT, LB. Depends on how the chips fall, and this draft could go down any way. I think The GMs' boards are going to be more different than they usually are. You're going to see a lot of surprises past the top ten today.

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