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Originally Posted by RunKC
It’s gonna be DL. I’d bet on it. Veach knows it’s a strength and the bet chance to find BPA.
Last year we were pretty well set as a team and brought in Hollywood to boost the WR room and Veach still took Worthy from a strong WR class that saw 10 of them go in the first 37 picks overall.
It’s 63, 66 and 95 that has my curiosity. I think those picks are best served boosting the offense adding a RB and WR.
I think double-dipping at DL and drafting 2 weapons is the best play for those first 4 picks
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So you're going to bank on Jaylon Moore being the absolute answer at LT with Morris backing him up?
I wanted Moore here to have a chance at stopping the bleeding. I still want a LT drafted. It doesn't have to be round 1 but I'd be slightly worried if it they didn't go that route. I'd be happy enough with a developmental type behind Moore like Charles Grant from William & Mary. I don't think they can sit idle there though.
I also am not in the "we need a RB" camp. It would be nice to draft a RB but Reid has proven time and again he can make chicken salad from chicken shit at that position. It's not a concern nor a need.
I think we would be wise to draft another WR before we draft a RB, honestly. The depth behind Worthy and Rice is a bunch of 1-year contracts and there is a vacant spot up for grabs.
I also think it's prudent to explore LB and S. We have a lot of bodies at LB but nothing proven beyond Bolton, Chenal, and Tranquil. Chenal is more of a part-time player who doesn't see the field as much in nickel. Tranquil looks to be slowing down. We are also lacking depth at S. We have Hicks, Cook, and Conner, but we're looking right now at Deon Bush potentially being the 4th guy there.
I'm looking at this draft a little differently maybe, and I don't know if it's going to fall the way we each might want.