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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by The Dude I think it’s still the plan. Letting Armstead walk makes me think a Qb is off the table. No sense in drafting one in a weak draft class and have him take a beating if ...
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IF Pickett is there at 18 do you take him?
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While I agree with your thoughts on the need to nail pick 1 Major, I don’t think it’s very position specific. First round WR picks like Kevin White and Cooks haven’t lived up to their draft positions while guys like Cooper Kupp and Colston have done well coming in later rounds. Matches up pretty well with the Armstead/Ruiz/Peat comparisons I say. So, WR or OL isn’t as important as getting it right like you say.
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James Cook (Dalvin's brother) - RB Georgia
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One can only hope!
I saw a mock on NFL.com that had us picking Picket. I don’t love the idea but if Picket or Corral happen to be there at 18 I think they go for it. |
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Actually reminds me of Kamara-type of RB; but you'd need a power back to pair with him...
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03-23-2022, 12:21 PM | #778 |
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Originally Posted by K Major
With the money committed to Michael Thomas, why go out in the first round and draft another WRx?
If the plan is to move Thomas next season, fine, then yeah, I can see taking a WRx in the first round... The talent across our offensive line has dropped off dramatically the past five years, especially after losing Unger, and winning starts up front with elite talent... Maybe with Sean's departure, Dennis Allen will give Ireland greater influence and trust him to not reach on an offensive lineman as they did on Ruiz... This year's draft has franchise tackles that will be there through the first round as much as wide receivers... Also, with as much money as committed to Kamara, we've got to be able to impose our will up front and force open running lanes for him to do damage... A young stud to pair with Ramczyk, at LT or RT, would open the field up and bring back our legitimate play-action pass... At the end of the day, you take the best player available that falls to you, even if it's a DT3, or if I dare say it, a QB1... Really hoping Trevor Penning or Bernhard Raimann is there and we take one of them, or we get Daniel Faalele on Day 2, move Ramczyk to LT... But if it's Ole Miss QB Matt Corrall or Florida CB Kaiir Elam, then it is what it is... We definitely need a FA WRz, paired with a young rookie, to put opposite Mike Thomas, that's why I wouldn't mind waiting to R2 in a draft that is deep at WR... |
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