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First, I think the Colts would not make this trade with Lovelace and Warren available, but, you never know.... in the first round, I think I would take (and this is a twist to what I have said before) but I might take a nickel CB who can stuff the run and is a ball hawk--we don't really have a nickel. He could play nickel and serve as depth behind Horn and Jackson. Wanted to go S, but high quality, hybrid players like this are not common: In the first round: 14. Jahdae Barron, CB Texas. in the second round: 45. J T Tuimoloau, Edge Ohio State. 57. Alfred Collins, DT/NT, Texas in the third round: 74. Demetrius Knight, LB South Carolina 80. Anthony Belton, OT NC State Fifth Round: --Sanker, S UVa; --Riley Leonard, QB Notre Dame Seventh Round: --Isaac TeSlaa, WR Arkansas -
Nolen or Williams if a trade comes into play try to stay above pick 20 and get Starks. I like Walker but I feel Evero would turn him into Isaiah Simmons 2.0. -
if your BPA at #8 is Jeanty then ideally trade back a few spots try to get a 2nd or even an extra 3rd .picks #9 - #12 really like Jeanty & if they want to low ball & trying to fleece you because they know you want draft Jeanty then screw it go ahead & call therir bluff & draft him then watch them get in a bidding war to acquire his rights remeber the the ball is in your court at that point & that very least /worse case scenario keep Jeanty & Hubbard & just run the ball down the opponents throat ...just saying BPA
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