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He's not a home run hitter but Poles loves him for his intangibles. Like Roquan, at his price. I think it's 3-19.5 mil. I just don't think he's spending big money on a RB in FA. I think there is 3 sizeable contracts which will be in the trenches.

Probably won't because they resign Monty and it's a deep RB class. I think it's the 4 th or 5th round.

I like that

Personally I would jump on something similar to that. 6 picks in the top 102 is better than the 3 we have.

I always like to draft productive players, he's on a team that rotates their players because they're all good plus he had some injuries last year. But he has so many experts praising him, it's hard not to think about choosing him. I think it affects his draft position but not dropping out of the first round. Would everyone be cool if we drafted both him and Anderson some how.

It's tragic but he wasn't driving the other car that got in the accident. Not sure how much blame he should get for being reckless by racing a friend. I did that several times as a teenager. A group of friends with hot cars use to go to a country road and race once a week. If he comes out that he was drunk and caused the accident, that's different. There has been players that committed domestic violence, actually been involved in homicide (Ray Lewis), and were slapped on the wrist before. Sometimes adults have to be responsible for their own actions, and not always another persons fault. Poles came from KC that drafted a women abuser in Tyrek Hill. I don't hear the outrage of that. I wouldn't have a problem if we still drafted him. Am I looking at this wrong in a society that every event has to have outrage?

Every one knows he's trading the pick, he wants the process to start before free agency so he can get a plan with some extra picks.

Playing at Georgia, try rotate lineman there plus Carter missed a couple games due injury. His stats weren't great but they tried to run away from him. His traits translate to the NFL. Most people consider him a generational player. Rarely are those wrong.

Glad to hear that then we could get a one for next instead of a two.

They are thinking more long term but also have a cheap Justin Fields for two more years. Thinking two draft classes and a few strategic free agent moves could put us as a playoff contender in 2024.

That would be two extra top 55 picks and could draft Tyree Wilson at that spot. Would you guys do that?, 6-18-53-55

With the sake of moving down a couple times ask from Indy to throw in Buckner for the 1 spot and then trade with Carolina for 4 and ask them to throw in Burns in the deal. A front line of Rookie, Buckner, rookie, Burns might not be to bad. You eliminate the growing pains of a bunch of rookies in the DL. Would you trade with Detroit to get 6, 48, 81 and a first next year?

I listened to the Score today and they had some interesting takes. With Payne gone and Hargrave to old, they talked about asking for Buckner as a throw in for the first pick. He will be 29 on March 17th. He is one year younger than Hargrave but he has two years left on his contract with no guaranteed money at 20 mil a year.. If you sign Hargrave you will have to sign a minimum of 3 years at at least the same. Let's say both have strong years for the next two, you eliminate the big dollar spend on the third yr of Hargrave at the age of 33. You can move on from Buckner at 32 if need be. Bring in a lower draft pick to groom to take over in 2 years.

In Poles first draft he turned 5 picks into 11 picks and got 4 starters out of the draft plus Jack Sanborn was in that class also . He knows what he's doing. Although it didn't work out, he went after Brian Allen, Ryan Bates in free agency. Backup plan was Patrick. None of those ending up panning out but we see what he wanted to do. He clearly didn't like Jenkins as a OT but stayed with him to find a spot for him. Jenkins was the 4 th ranked guard in the NFL according to PPF ( something to compare players). Even if Jones is an average LT, he scored big as a 5 th round pick. I can't wait to see what he does with arguably the best situation ever for a GM.

They could still pull it at any time if a QB opportunity pops up, although unlikely to happen. I don't think that Hargrave is an option because in our window to be good, 2024-2025 Hargrave may not be effective at his age. It has to be Tremont Jones or maybe Kyle Allen.

Not sure a OG is best player available in the top 12.

I had one mock draft on PFN that I traded back 4 times and still ended up Wilson and Bresee . 10 picks in the top 103 and 4 extra 2024 first round picks. To bad none of those are realistic. That would be an excellent draft.

luke Steckel has left the Titans , the former TE coach , to take the assistant OL coach with the Bears.

People I would like to see us draft. Carter Anderson Tyree Wilson Devon Weatherspoon Jason Smith Njigba Lukas Van Ness Dalton Kincaid Drew Sanders Luke Musgrave Darnell Wright Cody Mauch Mazi Smith Tuli Tuipulototu Felix Anudike-Uzomah Derick Hall Will McDonald Jaeylin Duncan Jack Campbell Steve Avila Joe Tippman Nathaniel Dell Sydney Brown Adetomiwa Adebawore My fingers are getting tired, there was a few more.

I think Poles knows what to do. Him and Cunningham came from good organizations. If he wants Carter or Anderson he won't move back past 4. If he gets the mother load , he will surprise us. I think at a minimum to move one spot, we get a # 2 , pick 34, and a # 1 next year. For # 4 it should be a little spicer. An extra 2023 pick, an extra. 2024 pick plus a second round and the first from next year of course. What if we drop to 7 or 9 ?

As far as mock drafts go, usually around a hit of 40% of picks in the first round is what the best at it do . The top 10 will have a lot of D line in it , the Oline is not valued in the top 10.

You addressed needs but doubt is Wypler is the OL we end up with.

As much as a 2024 1 st rounder is valuable, It does nothing to get better this year. Concentrate on value this year and just get someone to throw it in.

I think Skoronski plays OG in the NFL so picking him with the first pick seems unrealistic to me unless we move back in the teens. I also they don't see a WR with the first pick. The first pick will be a DL .

Personally, I think a bidding war escalates the value we will receive.