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There is a chance we can get a #1 WR picking in the draft. Kupp was a third round pick. T Hill was 5th rounder. Adam Thielen was a UDFA. Stefon Diggs 5th, D Adams 2nd , Tyler Lockett 3rd, Chris Godwin 3rd , Terry McLaurin 3rd . . We add a couple of FAs. maybe Valdes-Scantling, a big WR with some speed 4.37 or Byron Pringle, 4.46. Kalif Raymond 4.34. , Chris Conley 4.35.

Jenkins is a nasty football player and will start at L or RT. Hopefully on the left. I think he becomes a pro Bowl player.

Poles talked today about lean offensive lineman that can move . Who do we have on the roster that fits that mold. Jenkins moves well for a big guy. I don't think Borom fits that scheme. If Borom loses more weight does that change for him? He is more of a road grader than an agile OL. I do think Daniels fits as a move blocker. So if Borom is a backup, do they resign Daniels and bring in a OT and move Jenkins to RT? Does Alan Bars come into play. I think they used a zone scheme at ND. Does that mean they stick with Mustifer and get him stronger to handle stronger DTs? Mustifer was weak at point of contact but can more strength change that? Evaluate our rostered OL and see what say you.

I think it would be easy to say Daniels is a better player than Borom right now. The question is at 10 mil a yr, how much better? At what price can you bring in a new Oline to take the roster spot for Daniels? 10 mil is probably fair but because of the money you're paying Whitehair, oh just can't invest that much in Daniels. I always cheer when players get paid but when you look back , most the time , it doesn't look like a good contract. We have to pay Roquan because he has more impact than players like Daniels. If Daniels made a pro Bowl, then the argument is different but he didn't. I think for sake of balancing the cap , paying Brian Allen or Alex Karras 6-7 mil is a better value.

I read where Daniels contract would be around 10 mil. per year That will be to rich for oline. If its around 8 per yr, I see them doing it. Whitehair is making 12 per.

Zion Johnson played OC at the senior Bowl. Lot of scouts thinks that is his best spot. At pick 71 , there would be OT choices, Darian Kinnard, or Tyler Smith, maybe Nicolas Petit-Frere. Going both oline, center and tackle would not bother me a bit. If the OT needs some growing, bringing back Peters for one year would work. Also in the 5th Alex Linstrom/OC from BC could still be there. Other late OCs, Nick Ford, Luke Fortner, Ben Brown.

Our D line coach came from the Raiders. I hope he can get Quinton Jefferson to come here . He would be a perfect 3T . last year had 6 sacks and 43 pressures. He's 28, 6'4" 291. I don't think he makes more than 6-7 mil per year.

Bell would be fine but better as a 3 rd pick. I tink 2nd round has to be OL. The names you mentioned should be available in 3rd. Not sure Bell will end up a #1 in NFL.

I think it's a friendship hiring.

He's not calling plays, he will be fine.

He would be a good get, but I don't think he starts day one, on the other hand, Zion plug and play.

No hurt in training camp.

I want Zion to be our first pick, he is the closest thing to Quinton Nelson in this draft. We can easily find a WR in the 3rd round.

Does anyone think Kyle Long could stay healthy enough at a one year gig? Poles thought so in KC last year.

There is risk with Noteboom, the last two years he only played part time but played very well. I figured taking the chance on a ascending player instead of one that was in decline. I figure the new oline coach could have some input , there is a few options with Pittsburgh, OG Trai Turner and Chukwuma Okorafor could be in play also. I was trying find room for another WR. I like Zay Jones but he was to expensive at 6 mil. We will definitely add two FAs. I think Pringle and Demarcus Robinson could be in play with Poles coming from KC, or with Getzy from GB, Valdes-Scantling , Allen Lazard.

He was drafted in 2017, second on team in Ts 2018 and 2019, then led the team in 2020. Couldn't find any stories relating to why he left . Maybe he wanted a better contract, turned down there offer and ended up getting stuck in the second wave sighing . Had to settle for a 1year deal. The stories said he was one of the team leaders so not sure why he left. It wasn't because of production. Had more Ts than Dadius Leonard in 2020.

I took 30 mil of the cap and tried to fill as many needs as possible. I used the salaries they posted in the article of PFF top 200 FA LB Anthony Walker. 4 mil led Browns in Ts WR Micheal Gallup 5 mil. He will miss 4 to 5 games 3T Quinton Jefferson 4 mil. 6 sacks--43 pressures CB Mike Hughes 3.25. 77.8 PFF Coverage rating OC Ted Karras 4.33. 73 PFF grade, started last 2 years for NE LT Joseph Noteboom 4 mil filled in for Whitworth 400 snaps, 79 PFF rating SS Jayron Kearse 5 mil played well for Dallas last year. Spent 29.53 mil

I looked at PFF list of top150 free agents. A lot of good players signed 1 year prove it deals last year. Anthony Walker played for the Browns last year. Led the team in Ts. Played in Indy the previous 4 yrs. He played for 2.5 mil. He's 27. Would be a perfect get at MLB. A 3 year- 14 mil should get him here. Give him 7 guaranteed. What say you Also ton of free agent Ss out there, we should get a good value at SS. I would take a flyer on Terrell Edmunds. Got drafted at LB but they moved to SS .6'2" 220 and has 4.47 speed. He's 25.

I think any contending team that needs a pass rusher will go through FAgeny and then the draft before they trade for an older expensive option to them. If a trades happens it will be during training camp not in free agency. Maybe someone gets injured or .didn't work out. I think its going to be hard to find a trade partner. They have to be a contending team, with a lot of cap space. As far as cutting them, they will try to win this year, I don't see it happening.

That would have 5 starters in that group. Wouldn't that be cool.

I'm in Thailand for the winter so I have a lot of free time to look at everything bears. No matter what order, the first two picks has to be WR and OL We need other positions , but the best chance to start are the picks at 39 and 71 . We can fill the D with free agents.

If he can get Daniels back at 6 to 7, I think he does it. Last yr was nothing special but he has gotten better every year. I'm not big on PFF but it is something to use for comparison . His rating was 70.3. In there metrics that was above average for his position. He's 24 very young for someone to be getting a second contract. Many people has said his best position is OC. When he played center originally he had problems with the line calls , not the physically of the position.If Poles believes he can excell there , that would be a cheap price going forward. Move Borom to RG or draft one, my choice would be to draft Zion Johnson if available. Like someone else suggested, the best scenario is a LT is at 39, draft him and shuffle the line now and let them grow. If the OT isn't ready yet bring back Peters for one year.

Firstpick.com has a good draft simulator. I think Zion is a good get even we don't trade back. I see a few trades but the simulators present that option to much. The big board on some of these sites are off. No way Watson makes it to 5th. I would love to get two WRs , Sky or Watson would be great.

I've seen they suggest 15, but I think he may have to take a little less, kind of like Beckham JR had to.

I don't think those values are realistic. Daniels will be 8 to 10. Hicks 5 to7, Robinson around 12. . No one is paying Mustifer or Bars that. Nichols is probably spot on.