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Originally Posted by O.city
You sound like the old "don't trade up for a QB, it's too risky" guys here man.
If they evaluate and think the LT is worth it, go for it. The value of having that spot locked down is worth more than those picks.
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thats the way we see it.
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Originally Posted by htismaqe
We're not where we are now if we don't have a 1st round pick next year. That's the whole entire point.
And I never suggested a 2nd round LT prospect. I have no qualms with drafting one at 31 or even trading up into the early 20's.
My appetite stops when next year's 1st rounder is involved.
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It all depends on who’s available in that 12-20 range.
This is a strong OT draft but we need to dig in a little deeper to see how many do the following...
ability needed to pass protect on an island against the games best
athletic ability to move in space on screens, misdirection and perimeter runs
The strength at the POA to drive runs to his side and handle bull rushes
Just because there are a lot of OTs, doesn’t mean there are a lot of OTs we feel fit what we want from the position.