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Why would we trade out of pick 28 (when you get 5 years for a first rounder) to move to 37 and then trade back up to 32? Doesn't make sense. |
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They have plenty of ammo to make that move, if they want it. But who knows? Maybe Dorsey's got several DT/DE's, CB's and guards ranked evenly. |
1. Injured guy with upside.
2. Track guy who never played football with upside. 3. Guy from small school with upside. 4. Fatty. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk |
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Now it's our turn to use our resources and get our guy. |
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I get the feeling there's a number of guys they like and know one of them will be at 37, hence the trade down |
37 - LB Myles Jack or CB Xavian Howard ( i expect somebody takes a chance on jack very soon!) else OG Cody Whitehair
59 - WR Sterling Shepard or CB/S TJ Green, OLB Emmanuel Ogbah |
If he can pull off DE Kevin Dodd and CB Mackenzie Alexander, I'll be thrilled.
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So, basically if we trade up....we passed on that 5th year option to move up in the 4th round and to move from the 7th to the 6th. That's terrible value. |
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And if you wanted a guy who you knew was going to be there at 37, that extra 4th which is almost a late 3rd may be worth more than we realize in this type of draft. |
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It's just my opinion, if you disagree then fine. Doesn't mean i'm an idiot and don't know football. I mean i'm probably an idiot about a lot of things in life but football isn't one of them. |
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Teams got to take a good, long look at that knee at the combine and nobody wanted the risk in the first round. I'd be excited if we take him, but prefer to do so at 37 and keep the 4th |
Is it too early to already hate our pick?
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