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I'm also willing to admit his measurables and the picture of him with Gronk soured me a little. I was a huge Bowers fan.
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How many of the league's best TEs are first rounders? Early first rounders at that? Any of them? Of the, I dunno, 25 best TEs in the league I can see ONE that came in the top 20 picks. 2 if you want to count Pitts. Pitts and Hockenson - that's the list. Kelce, LaPorta, Kittle, Andrews, Goedert, Schultz, McBride - these guys were almost all 2nd and 3rd round picks. Moreover, the financial benefit of a premier one is minimal. And it's an open question whether or not Reid even NEEDS a premier guy to get premier production - he's always had great TE play. It's just the nature of his offenses. I would HATE that deal. Absolutely hate it.
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Not to mention Bowers is on the small side when compared to the greats or even the goods. He is good but I think the way Georgia plays and being the icing on a weak tight end class has pushed him up a lot of boards. A lot of early round tight ends just end up being regular tight ends. Most of the best are developed after getting to the league.
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I can't imagine trading up that far for BTJ. Only one truly impressive season, playing with Nabers and Daniels. I'd take him at 32, of course.
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04-19-2024, 10:54 AM | #6 |
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A top WR is apparently worth 30m per year on the free market. Travis Kelce's latest contract was 14m per.
The 16 overall pick is going to get paid about 3m per year I think. The extra cap excess value from from taking a WR (27m vs 11m) means you definitely shouldn't be trading up for Bowers. I think Bowers could fall surprisingly far. |
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04-20-2024, 03:12 PM | #7 | |
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I'd counter with I saw a stat that 64% of 1st round WRs bust. Spending what it might take to go all the way up to the mid teens for BTJ could be a big miss that CPers would be barking about for years lololol Would be interesting to compare bust stats for other positions too, especially LT. Anyways, I personally want to move up for BTJ so I say roll the dice Veach!!! |
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If the draft actually fell like this, I would probably be happier with a small trade up for Mims or Newton
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