hagan714

i think we have pass rushing OLB. problem is they have to stay on the field for 3 downs.

i look at Seattle's set up. mammoth quick run stuffer that can bull rush a pocket on the first two downs.

then they bring in the fast pass rushing thoroughbreds set on passing downs.

thats the blue print

none of that matters if your ILB are not fast enough or your secondary can not play man on man

so CB OLB and ILB needs up grading.

come out of the draft with two of the three with a chance of pushing the starters in 2 or three years would be great. year one would be a dream come true

then add some quality depth.

but first and for most this team lives and dies with Drew as we saw this year. the defense stepped up and the offense dropped the ball.

I do not blame drew as much as the front office and SP for gambling for too many years with players as starters that well has been a failure.

so get Drew the protection and a toy or two to use. the defense needs to get a some odd and end pieces to help out.

if an impact player falls in round one you gotta take the player. defense or offense does not make a difference. even if it is a reach.

my guess maybe

Calvin Pryor FS/SS Louisville
or
Odell Beckham Jr., WR, LSU

from there on out making or offense elite again to beat elite defenses is a must. Drew MUST NOT get as much next year as he did this year. Drew also need a top flight impact WR. it will help Grahm play longer. at this pace he will have a short career i fear.

this must be priority #1

judging first round talent has not been a suit of mine in all honesty. i am better on day 2 or day 3.


players i really like

Jarvis Landry WR LSU 5114 195 4.49
Charles Sims RB West Virgina 5116 213 4.44
Morgan Moses, ROT/OG Virginia 6056 325 5.28
Deone Bucannon SS/FS Washington ST 6011 215 4.57
Telvin Smith OLB/ILB/S Florida ST 6022 218 4.60
Ed Reynolds, FS/SS Stanford 6015 206 4.54/4.43

project players i really like
Weston Richburg OC/OG/OT Colorado State 6035 302 5.18/5.04
Keith McGill CB/S Utah 6021 205 4.38/4.49
Trevor Reilly, OLB/DE, Utah 6045 255 4.67
Stanley Jean-Baptiste CB/WR/S Nebraska 6022 220 4.46/4.56
Boseko Lokombo OLB/ILB Oregon 6024 230 4.62/4.52
Shamar Stephen DT/DE Conneticut 6045 313 5.14
Caleb Lavey, ILB, Oklahoma State 6021 235 4.64/4.54
Vyncent Jones OC/OG Utah 6031 305 5.23
Justin Ellis DT/OG La Tech 6015 355 5.25

how about this write up
Jeff Janis – WR – Saginaw Valley State –
6’3 – 215 – Jeff is the best wide receiver in this draft class. “White Lightning” is no joke, this kid ran a 4.3 forty at his junior pro day, STUPID FAST for a white boy.

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