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If we go by your theory, Watson wont be there because everyone is trading up to get a QB. Also we give the 6th pic away, and our 2 4ths away to get a high second? that doesnt seem very smart of a deal.

They would taje BPA then naybe trade but no rb

They have hyde and no qb, why would they do that

So are you saying we should draft a RB?, I dont think that is a glaring need for us. Before I would do that I would reach for a LT than none are rated top 10 this year but would fix a glaring need.

I agree, there is no FA options, but if they think one of this years QBs are capable of being a Franchise QB then take him, but dont draft a high risk player at 3 because people expect you to do that. Take him if you want him , draft the BPA if you dont think there worth it.

I think bush ends up becoming the starter at SS, but the problem is it may not be this year..

I have heard rumors that McCoy(long time aide to Fox) could come here as the Assistant head coach. Do the play calling and still retain Loggians as OC with a lesser role. Why would McCoy do that? At Foxes age, he may turn the reigns to the team over to McCoy when his contract is up, and maybe Pace would agree with that depending on the success of the team until then. McCoy is viewed as a good offensive mind but has had the same problems that we have had here with many injuries and a poor defense. with Fangio here, the defense will become good if not great so it may we a great scenario for everybody involved.

your right, I didnt notice. I guess as long as you figured out what I meant, it doesnt really matter

We have two new CBs and the best FS in the game add a LT that can start from day one a legit TE a sleeper QB prospect Short will make our front 7 one of the top 7 in the league.

His stats dont set you on fire, but I have heard 3 NFL scouts say he has many traits to be a NFL starter. Nobody saying he is a franchise type but may be a good valve in the 4th or 5th.

I think he is a very good player, if we trade back and get some extra picks he would be a good valve

Lorenzo Jerome, S, Saint Francis (PA) he had 12 int and 24 PBUs over the last 3 years.

Cyprien? we need play makers, he has had two interceptions in 4 years. We can do better than that. Gilmore is quite the stud, 30 PDs and 8 int in the last two years. Allen would be great but didnt draft a QB, that will not happen this year.

From everything Im reading is this class is below average and have yet to here anybody call the top 3 a franchise quarterback. just because you draft a 2nd round rated QB higher doesnt make him a first round franchise QB. You are right most franchise QBs are drafted high, but they come out with fanfare, Manning, Luck, Ben Roethlisberger. QBs starting not in the first round. Dalton, 2nd round Wilson 3rd round Brady 6 th round Brees 2nd round Cousins 4 th round Tyrod Taylor 6 th round I am not going to list all the idiots around that have started some games because of injuries. More starters are found in the first round but also more misses. You can find them in other spots.

For me it is less risk than grabbing a guy high in the draft, he has been in the NFL learning under Brady and Bellick, seems like our best option. If he is good, it will show quicker, any of the draftees will take a couple of years even if you have a gem. Wentz and Zak didnt have franchise type years, just good for a rookie. Either would not have did as well if they were on our team for the whole year. I just looked at Zaks stats, 4 interceptions and 6 rushing TDs, I am quite impressed.

I dont serious think they draft a QB at 3. That is the best way to lose your job, make a mistake at the top of the draft. Draft the best player available and then look at whats left, reaching for a top QB that high is dumb. I have heard several people mention C.J. Beathard as a possible middle round prospect that could hit. His college career hasnt shined because of poor peers around him. Anybody know more about him?

Our options: not much in FAgency trade for one, Jimmy G. or Glennon? keep Cutler another year? ( that boat has sailed) draft one high? ( none rated for the third overall pick) draft one later and try to develop? probably our only option. Hoyer will be our bridge , but we have to have a prospect to develop Does anyone think Connor Shaw has a future?

we like mocks that follow our line of thinking, truth is, 95% of mocks are wrong I do not think I seen one mock last year that had us taking Floyd.

Actually Miller is good at what he does evaluating players , hes just throwing a bone out there. First of all the guy has said he is not coming out, secondly, he has all the measurable s but needs more experience.

With Cleveland and SF in front with both QB needs plus, Houston,Denver,Buffalo, Jets,all could try to trade up to get one, we are sitting pretty to get Garrett or Allen my preferred choice.

We get what we deserve, 1 playoff in 10 years

He woll get what the market bears, dont think he will big money since he hasn't been playing.

Peppers is supposed to be a stud but production didnt show that, more of a SS. I think FS would be a better game changer position

Garret, and Allen are the two best players in the draft, if either come to 3 its a no brainier. Here is GBNs big board I would probably take Humphrey next on the list. Now if they think one of those 3 QBs are worthy, just take him but by all reports there more late round valve or early second. Otherwise, I would prefer to trade back but not out of the top 10, where I would grab Jamal Adams or Cam Robinson. Also, I would consider talking for Jimmy G/QB but not really with the first round pick unless we trade back a bit. *Myles Garrett DE 6-5, 265 Texas A&M Jonathan Allen DE 6-3, 290 Alabama *Jabrill Peppers SS 6-0, 210 Michigan *Len Fournette RB 6-1, 230 LSU *Mitch Trubisky QB 6-3, 225 North Carolina *Marlon Humphrey CB 6-1, 200 Alabama *Malik McDowell DT 6-5, 285 Michigan State *Teez Tabor CB 6-0, 200 Florida *Deshaun Watson QB 6-2, 210 Clemson *Jamal Adams FS 6-0, 210 LSU *Dalvin Cook RB 5-11, 205 Florida State Reuben Foster LB 6-0, 240 Alabama *Mike Williams WR 6-2, 205 Clemson *Zach Cunningham LB 6-3, 230 Vanderbilt *Cam Robinson OT 6-6, 320 Alabama *Christian McCaffrey RB 6-0, 205 Stanford *John Ross WR 5-11, 190 Washington Tim Williams OLB 6-3, 255 Alabama (O) *DeShone Kizer QB 6-4, 230 Notre Dame *Derek Barnett DE 6-3, 265 Tennessee (X) OJ Howard TE 6-6, 250 Alabama *Sidney Jones CB 6-0, 180 Washington *JuJu Smith-Schuster WR 6-2, 215 Southern California *Carl Lawson DE 6-2, 255 Auburn (X) Desmond King CB 5-10, 200 Iowa Dan Feeney OG 6-4, 310 Indiana *Solomon Thomas DE 6-2, 275 Stanford *Bucky Hodges TE 6-6, 245 Virginia Tech *Lowell Lotulelei DT 6-2, 310 Utah *Malik Hooker FS 6-2, 205 Ohio State *Charles Harris DE 6-3, 255 Missouri *Adoree Jackson CB 5-11, 185 Southern California *Vita Vea DT 6-4, 330 Washington Dorian Johnson OG 6-5, 300 Pittsburgh *Brad Kaaya QB 6-4, 210 Miami *Marshon Lattimore CB 6-0, 195 Ohio State Dawaune Smoot DE 6-3, 255 Illinois *Raekwon McMillam LB 6-2, 240 Ohio State *Budda Baker FS 5-10, 195 Washington *Ryan Ramcyzk OT 6-5, 310 Wisconsin (X) Marcus Maye SS 6-0, 210 Florida (X) Evan Engram TE 6-3, 230 Mississippi Eddie Jackson SS 6-0, 195 Alabama *Caleb Brantley DT 6-2, 300 Florida *Rod Johnson OT 6-6, 310 Florida State Justin Evans FS 6-0, 205 Texas A&M Charles Walker DT 6-3, 305 Oklahoma (X/O) Jake Butt TE 6-5, 250 Michigan (X) *Isaiah Ford WR 6-2, 190 Virginia Tech *Cody O’Connell G/T 6-4, 355 Washington State *Samaje Perine RB 5-10, 230 Oklahoma (X) Cordrea Tankersly CB 6-0, 195 Clemson *Mason Rudolph QB 6-4, 235 Oklahoma State Carlos Watkins DT 6-2, 300 Clemson Corey Davis WR 6-2, 215 Western Michigan Ethan Pocic C 6-5, 310 LSU Bryan Cox DE 6-3, 260 Florida Jeremy Sprinkle TE 6-5, 255 Arkansas *Malachi Dupree WR 6-2, 190 LSU Demarcus Walker DE 6-2, 275 Florida State Seth Russell QB 6-3, 220 Baylor (X) Tre’Davious White CB 5-11, 195 LSU DeDe Westbrook WR 5-11, 170 Oklahoma Pat Elflein C/G 6-2, 300 Ohio State Devonte Fields OLB 6-3, 245 Louisville (O) *Travis Rudolph WR 6-2, 190 Florida State Jourdan Lewis CB 5-10, 180 Michigan Conor McDermott OT 6-7, 310 UCLA *Dominick Sanders FS 6-0, 190 Georgia *Wayne Gallman RB 6-0, 205 Clemson (X) Chris Wormly DT 6-3, 305 Michigan Chad Wheeler OT 6-5, 310 Southern California *Anthony Walker LB 6-1, 235 Northwestern Chad Kelly QB 6-2, 225 Mississippi Cameron Sutton CB 5-11, 190 Tennessee (X) *Darren Carrington WR 6-2, 195 Oregon (O) Kendell Beckwith LB 6-2, 255 LSU (X) Deatrich Wise DE 6-3, 290 Arkansas Mitch Leidner QB 6-3, 230 Minnesota Ike Rochell DE 6-3, 290 Notre Dame Johnny Caspers OG 6-3, 300 Stanford Daeshon Hall DE 6-5, 260 Texas A&M Greg Pyke OG 6-4, 315 Georgia *Elijah Qualls DT 6-1, 320 Washington Travin Dural WR 6-2, 195 LSU Corey Clement RB 5-11, 220 Wisconsin Jarron Jones DT 6-5, 315 Notre Dame Davis Webb QB 6-3, 230 California Montravious Adams DT 6-2, 310 Auburn Damontae Kazee CB 5-10, 195 San Diego State Adam Bisnowaty OT 6-5, 300 Pittsburgh Johnathan Ford SS 5-11, 205 Auburn Takkarist McKinley DE 6-2, 260 UCLA Hardy Nickerson LB 6-0, 235 Illinois Kareem Hunt RB 5-11, 225 Toledo Chidobe Awuzie CB 5-11, 205 Colorado Zay Jones WR 6-0, 200 East Carolina Ryan Anderson LB 6-2, 255 Alabama Julien Davenport OT 6-6, 315 Bucknell Jalen Reeves-Maybin LB 6-0, 230 Tennessee (X) *Marcus Williams FS 6-0, 195 Utah Josh Carraway DE 6-3, 250 TCU