I personally don’t think he’s a great fit either but when I finalized my top 150 draft board on TDN he was right there around 32.

Yea I don't really see him as a fit, good talent just not here.

Safety wasn't on my radar at all but this Delpit kid is intriguing as hell. Spags would be able to really mix it up on the back end.

He's 200lbs. He's short but he's rock'd up.

Mathieu was 174lbs
E. Thomas was 202lbs.

This kid is my top S prospect, no doubt.

He has speed, tenacity, pedigree, versatility and he plays with wreckless abandon.

Give me that all day long.

If he was in the 2021 draft and we are losing both Watkins and Robinson I'd be all about it. I just think you have to draft to maximize your ability to win THIS year while also building for the future. Higgins just not a need whatsoever this year.

Clyde Edwards reminds me of a better MJD

A.J. Terrell

By size I meant height obviously. Everything else you’re saying is true and I agree that he’s arguably the best S in this class, but you’re ignoring those 2 reasons why even those draft experts that love him are saying/hearing that he’s an early round 2 guy.

I don't think he's anywhere near as explosive as Kamara.

I keep watching and i keep seeing a guy who can't escape through these holes the way some of these other guys can.

There's no get up and go unless he's full speed running through a wide open hole.

He doesn't make and find holes himself with elite stop/go.

I know the Chiefs interviewed him and his dad was a really high level player but it would surprise me a bit if we took him.

Delpit I really like, Queen obviously.

I honestly have no idea what you’re watching.

Like at all.

Delpit is my mission. Like Bradbury last year, I'm going to spend draft season trying to convince people he'd be amazing for us even if he doesn't seem necessary....then he'll go well before we have a shot at him.

Then again...Bradbury was kinda shitty last year. So there's that...

MJD is the exact same height as Clyde Edwards and is only 2 pounds lighter than him

Kyle Dugger, S, Lenoir-Rhyne
Height: 6-0. Weight: 217. Arm: 32.75. Hand: 10.13.
40 Time: 4.49.
Projected Round (2020): 2-3.

3/14/20: Sources from five different teams believe Dugger has the potential to be a second-day pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. Team sources say Dugger has an excellent skill set as he is big, fast and athletic. That superb skill set was given proof at the combine, where Dugger was excellent.

I have no idea, was just wondering if he was any good?

The odds of getting a WR outside of the top 10 that can start immediately in Reid's system are incredibly long.

A guy like Hardman wasn't going to be able to play the X here - he was a package/gadget player. If you're looking to replace Watkins with a similar style of player, you'd better take him this season and spend the year getting him up to speed. OR you hope that Hardman turns into a true X next year.

In either event, I don't think the idea that you draft 'for need' at WR in Kansas City the year you need said WR stands up. You'd better be drafting a year ahead of your need at the WR position here. Reid's system is just too damn complex.

(But Higgins still isn't that guy)