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nagai

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Sooooo... simple question, who are your favorite candidates for the draft right now? I would prefer to see names that will likely fall to the late first or second round.

WR: Tate, Shipley

DT: Alualu

LB: Weatherspoon, Curran

DE: Wooton

Alualu and Curran are my absolute favorites right now.

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I am really hoping we take a WR with our first pick. I would love to see any of the following drafted: Arrelious Benn, Tate, Damien Williams or D. Thomas. If Weatherspoon were to fall It would be hard to pass him up though....

I agree with all the WRs you just listed.. in fact, I bet you anything we get one of those WRs with out first pick. Weatherspoon falling is a pipe dream. His stock has risen a ton lately. He is a solid 1st rounder.

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I agree with all the WRs you just listed.. in fact, I bet you anything we get one of those WRs with out first pick. Weatherspoon falling is a pipe dream. His stock has risen a ton lately. He is a solid 1st rounder.

Keep in mind that we can trade up if he falls to the lower 20's. You never know. I disagree with those WR's btw (barring Tate) but I've been a bit harsh on prospects of late.

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WR-Golden Tate, Mardy Gilyard

DT-Tyson Alualu, Brian Price

LB-Sean Weatherspoon, Navorro Bowman

DE-Corey Wootton, Ricky Sapp

later in the draft if we take a DT before a DE, I'd like us to pick up Greg Hardy in the 5th round or so

I agree with most of this list

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WR: Tate if we can trade up into the first, Shipley later in the draft, most everyone else I have questions about

DT: Alualu, Brian Price, Linval Joseph, Lamarr Houston

OLB: AJ Edds (really the only pure SLB in this draft)

DE: Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, Wooton, Lane

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