Mongo3451

Bowers will be a problem if he goes to the right situation. (In a good way) He can line up anywhere on the field. Deebo can't even do that. I said it months ago, that I believe he might be the best weapon in the draft.

I wouldn't. I believe he has been over hyped, with me being complicit as well. The more I see and hear, he has the biggest bust potential of the big three. Folks talk about Odunze making a lot of congested catches, for to lack of separation. I see the same with MHJ. He didn't work out in any of the explosion drills, which may have seen him running in the 4.5's. He was smart to rest on his laurels and not jeopardize anything with a bad forty. MHJ definitely has the pedigree, skill set and production though. Didn't get me wrong, I think he's worth drafting highly, just not trading up for.

He's not arguing that Spielman is right. He's stating that he trusts him and others like him over less football centric folks that haven't played, coached or scouted professionally. It's the same way I think due to the smallest of things they know, that we don't. As an example, I was a very good baseball player and was asked to walk on at IU. However, I was very untrained as an athlete due to poor coaching. These dudes knew so much more than me mentally and physically. I didn't stick. Skip forward 30 years to me coaching my son in baseball. I thought I was doing alright until a former pro can't to work with me. I quickly made him the coach and learned directly from a pro. It was night and day. He still knows more than he can ever teach. After that we got another pro in the coaching tree and these dudes speak a different language that the rest of us can't keep up with. They are the real deal and they know we aren't. So, here we are, only giving opinions and eye test analysis. I think I know OL and DL better than most on here, because that's what I used to be. But if I'm talking to a pro, I always acquiesce to their knowledge. Do they get things wrong? Absolutely. Do we get things right? Yes. But they get more right than we do by a long shot.

Historically, the higher the pick, the better chance of success. OL happens to be the king of that stat...

He's shooting up because he initially was slated as an OT, then OG, now center. He can literally pay any position on the OL. His arms are slightly short for an LT, but was all ACC at it.(Longer than JPJ though) He'll make a great center prospect, as will JPJ. They are running 1 and 2 depending on who you look at.

I would on the condition that we could parlay picks to somehow get back in the top twenty and get another second rounder. It would be tough sledding though, Poles would have to have a trade partner in advance. Odds are a strong no.

I drafted the best center prospect with my trade. Barton will probably go before JPJ. (JPJ has a concussion history) He started out as a center and ended up at left tackle because he was so athletic. The boards are changing that way. If be happy with either.

I'm drafting him to be an OG, since I don't trust any of our guards. He would be an absolute animal next to Wright. Let Davis and Jenkins battle it out. Since Waldron runs a lot of two and three TE sets, strength up the middle is more useful. (Kinda like Sean Peyton runs) I've been criticized for drafting him so high to be OG, but where would you draft Larry Allen if you thought he would be that dude?

Fine with me. Play all you want. Respect is what it is. I know where I stand now.

Didn't start Killa. I never talked shit on any of the dumb ass mock drafts you posted. BTW, it's not at nine. I traded out. You must not read well...

Most draft analyst have him moving inside.

It depends on the offense you are running. Sean Peyton values guards over tackles for inside out schemes. If our system dictates better inside blocking, you can't get better than Fuaga.

We are one player from completing the D, EDGE. We are one player from completing the O, center. Adding Fuaga brings a talent infusion and huge depth. A WR doesn't complete anything, but it's definitely a building block to keep our QB stocked with talent. I also drafted Tez Walker and Cade Stover for young weapons. I'm all for WR at the right time. For me, it's finish the trenches first, then WR. Fat boy dream...

Moving Fuaga to guard. Could imagine him next to Wright? Plus, I don't trust Davis or Jenkins to give a full season.

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