GMs Chris Ballard and Dorsey believe there are only 15 first round talents
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Guys say that every year. Hell, Mark Schlereth once said there are only six in any draft and every guy from then through the third is about the same.
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That basically means if there is a trade up, it's to get one of the last elite players that could be falling. Or you trade down, gain more picks where the talent level is pretty consistent.
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I’d argue that’s it’s this way most years.
At least half of the 1st rounders bust or disappoint every year. |
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My best guess?
1. Quinnen Williams, DT 2. Nick Bosa, EDGE 3. Josh Allen, EDGE 4. Devin White, LB 5. Ed Oliver, DT 6. T.J. Hockensen, TE 7. Montez Sweat, EDGE 8. Clelin Ferrell, DE 9. Kyler Murray, QB 10. Greedy Williams, CB 11. Noah Fant, TE 12. Brian Burns, EDGE 13. Andre Dillard, OT 14. Garrett Bradbury, OC 15. Devin Bush, LB Not necessarily in that order. |
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Same as it ever was. I could realistically see us trading back like we did when we selected Chris Jones. An extra pick could go along way on stocking a team.
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I would tend to trade a late 1st round pick for a 2nd and 4th. If you get enough draft picks, you'll find good enough players to fill out position group. We have to build a solid D, and keep a solid OL in front of Patrick.
If we do that, we'll have 12-15 years to take cracks at getting SB rings. |
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Well that was easy! Get this guy in the front office immediately. |
I don't see how kylr murray isn't just an abortion of epic levels
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I definitely don’t see Veach sticking at 29.
I think he probably goes up to the teens, but if not, goes down to R2. |
I agree that the talent level of the bottom half of the first and guys that will go in the second is pretty much the same. I would absolutely trade #29 to pick up another 2nd or perhaps even a 3rd in some multi-pick swap.
And even in that top 15, there are guys whose tape doesn't match their combine numbers. I'm always really leery of those types of guys. Why wasn't Sweat more dominant with those measurables? Just an example. I'll bet either way, Veach won't stand pat-but remember it's just as aggressive to try to stockpile early picks as it is to move up. Other than Ferrell, I don't think anyone in the mid first would be worth it, meaning there are two or three other comparable players that would still be there standing pat or perhaps even into the 2nd. |
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#3 and #8 are pretty unrealistic but #14? At that spot we'd be in perfect range to get the guy we want. |
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