No clue.

I think that could be a realistic mock (if Murray lasts until 32) but Claypool might be the only player that I swap out. And I like Claypool.

I see a guy with all the tools of Ruggs, but who trades some straight line speed for added acceleration/explosion.

Sure, he's more raw. But Jeudy and Lamb are the only two WRs in the class who I would be confident saying will definitely have a better career. A ton of risk there - I wouldn't take him in the 1st. But if a good trade down scenario emerged, I'd be fine taking him mid-2.

Matt Miller has him going 64 to Seattle - oh no he would not. Not in my world. No way I'd let him past me in the 2nd. I mean, I guess there could be someone I like better, but it seems unlikely.

I still feel like he's a late 1st. But sometimes we overrate safeties in the draft 'round here, especially the hardcore draft wonks.

He's still my favorite safety in the class (Simmons excluded).

I was just watching some stuff.......I think Laviska Shenault as a rookie could be used a lot like Deebo Samuel was, some handoffs, ball in space etc etc.

I think this is a Harry Potter joke.

But I would HATE that pick. I've decided I wouldn't even take Dobbins in the 2nd. I just...I'm just not a fan. There's just very little 'there' there. I watch him and just can't decide what he actually does well.

I wouldn't be surprised if there ends up 5 or 6 backs in this draft that have better careers then him.

I’m wanting Winfield at #32

If there is a modest trade down into Round 2, I’m in for Dobbins or Pittman Jr.

He flew under my radar, but yeah the more you look into it this guy sounds like an instant weapon... then you just keep adding layers of polish

Seems like an even bigger Sammy Watkins, so consider me IN

That is interesting!! I'll be fine if we pick someone else. ROFL

My prediction is Chiefs fans will watch the entire 1st round...only to have KC trade down.

TE is one of those positions where the perceived best guy in the class rarely ends up being great. Even if you're a great TE, so much of it depends on what your offense does and how often your QB will look your way.

Who are the game's best TEs in the past 10 years? Kelce, Kittle, Gronk, Ertz, Julius Thomas, and... Hooper? Andrews, I guess? Not a single one of those players was selected in the 1st round, nor were any of them the first TE drafted in their respective classes. The closest thing you're going to get is Eric Ebron, and while he had a very nice 2018, I count that as only one actual outstanding season of his. Granted, that's also in the past 10 years. You go further back and you see careers of guys like Greg Olsen, Vernon Davis, and Dallas Clark all in a stretch of a few years, so it could just be a random streak of bad luck for top TEs.

It's also kind of funny that the top 2 TEs in yards and TDs over the past 3 years combined are Kelce and Ertz, both players from that wretched 2013 draft class.

Anyway, I'm wagering some hefty money that Harrison Bryant is going to be a pretty good starting TE in the NFL. He's not as bad at blocking as a bunch of scouting reports make him out to be, and he's probably the best pure pass catching TE in this draft class. And in an unspectacular year for the position as this one is, I'm pretty confident that will be good enough to be the best.

YES!!! The LSU stud would be a second round gem! I'm with you on that.

Then just take him @32.

I don't think he gets to 63.

Watch all of his offensive snaps in the Michigan game from this past season. Then you will see what Veach possibly sees in him:

He can play the workhorse role if you need him to, not in the sense that he’s going to physically dominate upfront and get tough inside yards for you, but they slow play him with a lot of inside zone where he’s getting 2 to 3 yards a carry, and then they would mix in enough outside zone and off tackle runs where he would just get huge chunk plays and eventually wear out that defense. I think Veach sees Dobbins as a finisher who is more than competent in all phases of the running back game: pass protection, pass catching, and the ability to run inside and outside of the tackles while playing with a physical edge that seems to get better as games go longer.

This is a really balls TE year, not even really worth discussing.

I think Winfield is going to be damn good. Only worried a bit about his injury history